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Today, on April 25, in the residence assigned to him in Beijing, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with President of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko.
It was noted in particular that the highest-level visit to Uzbekistan last year opened a new page in the history of bilateral relations, brought them to a qualitatively new level and filled them with practical substance.
The two sides reviewed in detail the implementation of the agreements reached. The leaders stressed with satisfaction the dynamic growth of bilateral trade.
Cooperation projects with leading Belarusian companies Amkodor, MAZ, MTZ, among others, in various industries are being successfully realized. The exchanges among the regions of the two countries has noticeably intensified. Effective has been interaction in the field of science, technology and education.
Solid mutual trust and resolution to achieve concrete practical goals provides ample opportunities for furthering and consolidating the cooperation. The parties pointed out that there is potential today necessary for that to be accomplished.
Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Alexander Lukashenko discussed issues related to boosting the bilateral trade, executing joint innovation programs and cooperation projects in the fields of mechanical engineering, agriculture, food industry, information technologies, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, tourism, education, culture and other areas.
The Presidents also exchanged views on international and regional issues.
The heads of state expressed their willingness to continue with the vigorous dialogue at different levels in order to effectively promote new aspects of bilateral partnership.
