BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 9. Uzbekistan's Senate
Chair Tanzila Narbaeva met with Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)
Secretary General Martin Chungong to discuss the current state and
future priorities of cooperation, Trend reports via the press service of the Uzbek
Senate.
In the course of the meeting in Geneva, the sides exchanged
views on a range of issues related to parliamentary cooperation and
Uzbekistan's engagement with the IPU.
Chungong described Uzbekistan as one of the IPU's most active,
proactive, and reliable partners, praising the country's democratic
reforms, increased parliamentary transparency, and the initiatives
it has advanced on the international stage in recent years.
The discussions also highlighted international forums hosted by
Uzbekistan in Bukhara and Tashkent, as well as the country's
experience in parliamentary oversight of the implementation of the
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which
participants said has received international recognition.
Particular attention was given to preparations for the Global
Conference of Young Parliamentarians, which is scheduled to take
place in Samarkand later this year. Both sides underscored the
significance of the event as a platform for international
parliamentary dialogue and youth engagement.
Following the meeting, Narbaeva and Chungong reaffirmed their
commitment to strengthening cooperation between Uzbekistan and the
IPU and advancing joint initiatives in the future.
