BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 7. Uzbekistan and
Germany discussed preparations for intergovernmental negotiations
on financial and technical cooperation for 2026–2027, while also
reviewing prospective projects in the green economy, energy,
vocational education and infrastructure at a meeting in Tashkent on
Oct. 6.
This was reflected in the statement by the Ministry of
Investment, Industry and Trade of Uzbekistan, following a meeting
between Uzbek Deputy Investment, Industry and Trade Minister Akram
Aliyev and Christiane Amari, Head of the Department for Central
Asia, Pakistan and Afghanistan at Germany’s Federal Ministry for
Economic Cooperation and Development.
The sides reviewed key areas of bilateral cooperation in social
and infrastructure development and discussed prospects for
expanding joint initiatives, according to Uzbekistan’s Ministry of
Investment, Industry and Trade.
Particular attention was given to preparations for the upcoming
Intergovernmental Negotiations on Financial and Technical
Cooperation between Uzbekistan and Germany for 2026–2027.
The sides discussed a range of prospective projects covering the
green economy, vocational education, energy, quality
infrastructure, public administration and social protection.
“Particular attention was paid to preparing for the upcoming
Intergovernmental Negotiations on financial and technical
cooperation between the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Federal
Republic of Germany for 2026–2027,” the ministry said.
The upcoming negotiations are expected to provide a framework
for advancing joint initiatives in several areas of Uzbekistan’s
socioeconomic development, including energy transition, skills
development, infrastructure and public services.
The sides also reviewed the implementation of existing joint
projects and opportunities to expand cooperation in areas of mutual
interest, reaffirming their commitment to strengthening bilateral
ties and ensuring the effective implementation of both ongoing and
planned initiatives. The discussions underscored the focus on
developing practical cooperation through new projects and expanding
existing areas of financial and technical partnership.
