BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 3. Uzbekistan and
UAE-based AD Ports Group have discussed expanding cooperation in
trade and logistics, including the digitalization of foreign trade
operations and the development of modern logistics infrastructure
at a meeting in Tashkent on November 2.
According to Uzbekistan's Ministry of Investment, Industry and
Trade, Uzbekistan’s Minister of Investment, Industry and Trade
Laziz Kudratov and Farook Al Zeer, a member of AD Ports Group’s
Board of Directors, addressed the issues during the meeting.
The parties reviewed prospects for strengthening cooperation in
the logistics sector, with a focus on introducing digital solutions
into foreign trade processes and developing modern infrastructure
to support trade operations.
Following the meeting, the sides agreed to outline further steps
to jointly advance the proposed project, including addressing its
technical, financial and organizational aspects and identifying the
most suitable mechanisms for cooperation.
The discussions reflect Uzbekistan’s efforts to strengthen its
logistics infrastructure, improve the efficiency of foreign trade
operations and expand cooperation with international logistics
operators.
AD Ports Group is an Abu Dhabi-based global trade, logistics and
industrial infrastructure operator established in 2006. The company
operates across five main business areas: ports, economic cities
and free zones, maritime and shipping, logistics, and digital
services. Its international network spans more than 50 countries,
with operations and investments across the Middle East, Africa,
Asia and Europe. The group focuses on developing port
infrastructure, integrated logistics networks, maritime services
and digital solutions to facilitate international trade.
