Political consultations between the foreign ministries of Armenia and Uzbekistan were held in Yerevan on Sept. 7. The Armenian delegation was headed by Deputy Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Mnatsakan Safaryan, while the Uzbek delegation was led by Deputy Foreign Minister Bobur Usmanov.
They emphasized the need to expand the legal and contractual framework of bilateral relations to fully realize the existing potential for cooperation in various sectors.
The sides discussed a broad range of issues related to the bilateral agenda and multilateral cooperation. They also addressed political dialogue at the highest and high levels. The officials emphasized the importance of further developing bilateral relations and expanding cooperation in various areas.
Safaryan and Usmanov paid particular attention to deepening trade and economic ties, promoting investment, and prospects for cooperation in high technology, education and tourism. They highlighted the importance of fostering partnerships between business communities and ensuring the continuation of active dialogue.
In this context, the sides welcomed the restoration of direct air links between Yerevan and Tashkent. They also agreed to intensify efforts to further deepen cooperation on connectivity.
The consultations also covered mutual participation in international events held in Armenia and Uzbekistan, as well as cooperation within international organizations.
