BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 3. Uzbekistan and
Vietnam have discussed expanding bilateral trade, economic
cooperation and political dialogue during a phone conversation
between their foreign ministers on Tuesday, November 3.
Uzbekistan’s Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov announced the
talks in a statement posted on his Telegram channel.
The conversation took place between Uzbekistan’s Foreign
Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov and Vietnam’s Minister of Foreign Affairs
Le Hoai Trung.
The ministers reviewed prospects for strengthening bilateral
relations, intensifying political dialogue and expanding trade and
economic ties. They also discussed opportunities to advance
practical cooperation in areas of mutual interest, according to the
minister.
Particular attention was paid to expanding tourism, cultural and
humanitarian exchanges, as well as strengthening cooperation within
the United Nations and other international organizations.
Following the conversation, both sides reaffirmed their
commitment to developing friendly relations and translating
bilateral agreements into concrete initiatives.
Uzbekistan and Vietnam have been working to expand their
economic partnership, with trade, investment and industrial
cooperation among the key areas of mutual interest. Both countries
are seeking to strengthen business ties, encourage joint ventures
and diversify bilateral trade. Cooperation also covers agriculture,
textiles, manufacturing, tourism and cultural exchanges, while
regular high-level contacts provide a framework for advancing their
strategic partnership and identifying new areas for
collaboration.
