Mirziyoyev stressed the importance of industrial cooperation and direct ties between the regions of Belarus and Uzbekistan
To achieve trade turnover of $2 billion by 2030, it is necessary to develop industrial cooperation and strengthen direct ties between regions and business circles.

To achieve trade turnover of $2 billion by 2030, it is necessary to develop industrial cooperation and strengthen direct ties between the regions and business circles of Belarus and Uzbekistan. This is stated in the greeting of the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, voiced during the plenary session of the Uzbek-Belarusian inter-parliamentary forum.

“Today, Uzbekistan and Belarus successfully cooperate in industry and agriculture, trade and investment, transport and logistics, science, education, healthcare, culture and tourism,” the greeting reads.
According to the results of last year, the volume of mutual trade approached $ 1 billion. Our common goal is to double this figure by 2030. To achieve the goal, it is important to actively use the complementary capabilities of our economies, develop industrial cooperation and strengthen direct ties between the regions and business circles of the two countries, the President of Uzbekistan said.
He noted that women entrepreneurs are actively involved in this work, who are successfully developing new markets, introducing modern technologies, developing demanded production and services.
Shavkat Mirziyoyev emphasized that the Uzbek and Belarusian peoples are bound by strong bonds of friendship, mutual respect and trust. In recent years, relations between the countries have become even more dynamic and filled with new practical content.
A landmark event was the signing on July 9 of this year of the Declaration on the Establishment of Strategic Partnership Relations. This important document and action plan for the development of trade, economic, socio-humanitarian cooperation for 2026-2030 determined the long-term guidelines for our cooperation, the message of greetings reads.
The rich program of the current forum includes promising areas of industrial cooperation and investment, agro-industrial complex and biotechnology, digital solutions, tourism and socio-humanitarian interaction. The President of Uzbekistan stressed that the final decisions of the forum will become an effective basis for further joint work.
Parliamentary delegation headed by Kochanova takes part in Uzbek-Belarusian forum in Khiva
Prospects of industrial cooperation and joint investments of Belarus and Uzbekistan discussed at the forum in Khiva



