TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, February 18. Uzbekistan
and the United Kingdom signed a memo on the implementation of joint
projects during the Makkah Halal Forum international exhibition,
Trend reports via the
Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan.
The document was signed by First Deputy Chairman of Uzbekistan’s
Chamber of Commerce and Industry Davronbek Kurbonov and Chairman of
the British Muslim Trade Forum Iqbal Sacranie.
The memorandum outlines practical mechanisms to expand trade and
economic cooperation, strengthen business ties, and support the
development of joint initiatives.
Under the agreement, the sides committed to promoting exchanges
of trade delegations, sharing economic information and statistical
data, organizing fairs and exhibitions, and cooperating in the
areas of technical expertise and education.
Special attention will be given to key areas such as the
development of Islamic tourism, attracting investment into the
jewelry industry, exporting mineral fertilizers, and providing
consulting services.
According to the Chamber, the signing of this memorandum is
expected to elevate Uzbekistan–UK trade and economic relations to a
new level and create additional opportunities for the business
communities of both countries.
Meanwhile, trade turnover between Uzbekistan and the United
Kingdom has doubled over the past five years, with more than 270
British companies currently operating in Uzbekistan.
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