BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 6. The "10+10"
Uzbekistan-China Forum of Leading Think Tanks opened in Shanghai,
bringing together policymakers, researchers and academics to
discuss the next stage of bilateral relations under the theme "A
New Stage in Uzbekistan-China Relations: Shared Vision and Shared
Future", Trend
reports via the Center for Foreign Policy Studies and International
Initiatives (CFPSII).
The forum was jointly organized by the Shanghai Academy of
Global Governance and Area Studies at Shanghai International
Studies University and Uzbekistan's Development Strategy
Center.
The event convened representatives of leading think tanks,
expert communities and academic institutions from both countries to
examine key issues in bilateral cooperation, economic development,
reforms, diplomacy and the future trajectory of Uzbekistan-China
relations.
Participants are expected to exchange views on priority areas of
cooperation within the China-Central Asia framework, as well as
discuss ways to strengthen expert dialogue, expand people-to-people
exchanges and enhance institutional cooperation between analytical
and research centers in the two countries.
Uzbekistan's Center for Progressive Reforms is represented at
the forum by Deputy Director Valijon Khoshimov.
The discussions are expected to contribute to deeper
intellectual and policy engagement between Uzbekistan and China,
supporting efforts to expand cooperation across a range of
strategic sectors.
