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Shavkat Mirziyoyev had a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin

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Shavkat Mirziyoyev had a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin

Today, May 7, a telephone conversation took place between President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev and President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin.

“At the beginning of the conversation, the heads of state exchanged warm congratulations on the upcoming holiday - the 75th anniversary of the Victory over fascism, wished the valiant veterans, friendly peoples of the two countries health and well-being,” the presidential press service said.

The presidents drew attention to the importance of carefully preparing upcoming events at the highest level. The necessity of consolidating efforts and taking leading measures in order to prevent the negative effects of the global crisis on the dynamics of economic interaction was noted. Work will continue under the Joint Commission at the level of Heads of Government and the Intergovernmental Commission.

During a telephone conversation, the two heads of state discussed the situation surrounding the spread of coronavirus infection. Mutual support was expressed for the anti-crisis measures taken in both countries, including targeted assistance and strengthening social guarantees for the population, comprehensive assistance to business, support for basic sectors of the economy, and gradual relaxation of restrictions.

The importance was stressed of continued coordination by the governments of Uzbekistan and Russia in order to effectively combat the pandemic.

The leaders also exchanged views on pressing issues of international politics and the regional agenda.