Strategic Summit in Tianjin
In a dynamic meeting at the second China-Central Asia Summit in Tianjin, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi and Uzbekistan foreign minister Bakhtiyor Saidov laid out ambitious plans to deepen bilateral ties. The two leaders built on their recent all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership, reaffirming a shared vision for higher-quality cooperation.
Key Areas of Cooperation
Wang Yi emphasized that the Chinese mainland sees Uzbekistan as a top priority in its neighborhood diplomacy. Both sides agreed to accelerate work on the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway, aiming to boost regional connectivity and trade. Other focal points include artificial intelligence, green transformation and desertification control.
Looking Ahead with the SCO
With the SCO Tianjin Summit on the horizon, China and Uzbekistan pledged close coordination with other member states to ensure a successful meeting. Saidov highlighted Uzbekistan's commitment to support the summit and to collaborate on regional and international affairs, safeguarding common interests and elevating their partnership to new heights.
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