BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 29. Uzbekistan and
Kuwait discussed strengthening political dialogue and expanding
trade, investment and cultural ties during the latest round of
bilateral political consultations held via videoconference on
September 29 in Tashkent.
This was reflected in the statement by the Uzbek MFA.
The Uzbek delegation was led by First Deputy Foreign Minister
Bakhromjon Aloev, while Kuwait’s delegation was headed by Deputy
Foreign Minister for Asian Affairs Nawaf Abdulatif Al-Ahmad.
The sides reviewed ways to strengthen political dialogue and
expand cooperation in trade, investment and the cultural and
humanitarian spheres, according to Uzbekistan’s Foreign
Ministry.
The consultations also covered cooperation within international
organizations and included an exchange of views on current regional
issues.
“Uzbekistan and Kuwait reaffirmed their interest in further
strengthening bilateral relations and expanding practical
cooperation across key areas,” the ministry said.
The latest consultations underscore the two countries’ efforts
to maintain regular diplomatic dialogue and broaden the economic
and institutional foundations of bilateral cooperation.
Uzbekistan and Kuwait have maintained diplomatic relations since
1994, with bilateral cooperation gradually expanding across
political, trade, investment, cultural and humanitarian areas. The
two countries also cooperate through international organizations
and have continued efforts to strengthen economic ties and create
new opportunities for business and investment.
