BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 27. Uzbekistan and
the United Arab Emirates have discussed expanding trade,
investment, and strategic cooperation in energy, infrastructure,
and digital technologies during a phone call on Tuesday between
foreign ministers.
According to a statement posted by the Uzbek minister on his
Telegram channel, Saidov held a phone conversation with Sheikh
Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’s Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The two officials discussed strengthening the strategic
partnership between Uzbekistan and the UAE, expanding trade and
economic ties, and advancing joint projects in several priority
sectors, including energy, infrastructure and digital
technologies.
Additionally, they addressed cooperation within the United
Nations and other international organizations, emphasizing the
importance of continued coordination on issues of mutual
interest.
The conversation also covered developments in the Middle East.
Both sides stressed the importance of resolving regional challenges
through diplomatic means and ensuring peace and stability.
Saidov reaffirmed Uzbekistan’s commitment to strengthening
bilateral relations based on mutual trust and friendship, as well
as translating existing agreements into practical results.
The UAE is an important partner for Uzbekistan in trade,
investment, and infrastructure development. Cooperation between the
two countries spans energy, transport, technology, and other
sectors, with both sides seeking to expand economic ties and
advance joint initiatives.
