BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 22. Uzbekistan's Senate
met with a South Korean delegation to discuss bilateral cooperation
in digital governance, artificial intelligence and disaster
management.
This was reflected in the statement by the Senate of Oliy
Majlis, following the meeting between Chairperson of Uzbekistan's
Senate Tanzila Narbayeva and a South Korean delegation led by
Minister of the Interior and Safety Yun Ho-jung.
The talks focused on the current state and future prospects of
the special strategic partnership between Uzbekistan and South
Korea, as well as opportunities to expand cooperation in digital
transformation, the adoption of artificial intelligence
technologies, e-government development and related legislation.
Particular attention was given to cooperation in disaster
prevention and emergency response, especially in addressing natural
disasters and climate-related emergencies.
"During the conversation, the important role of the Korean
diaspora in our country in strengthening friendship and cultural
and humanitarian ties between the two peoples was emphasized. It
was also noted that the 90th anniversary of the Korean diaspora’s
settlement in Uzbekistan will be widely celebrated in 2027." the
senate noted.
The parties discussed the potential application of South Korea's
experience in deploying digital technologies at the regional and
community levels to improve emergency preparedness, population
evacuation systems and public safety measures. Officials also
highlighted the role of local councils in supporting the
implementation of practical projects across Uzbekistan.
During the meeting, both sides emphasized the contribution of
the Korean diaspora in Uzbekistan to strengthening cultural and
humanitarian ties between the two countries.
At the conclusion of the talks, the parties reaffirmed their
commitment to supporting mutually beneficial initiatives and
expanding practical cooperation through closer interparliamentary
and regional engagement.
