The Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Oman, Abdusalom Khatamov, held a thorough discussion with Mr. Ahmad al-Maskari, Head of the Central Asia Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman, and his colleagues on the current state and prospects of bilateral political, economic, and cultural relations.

To discuss ways to increase the flow of tourists from Oman to Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan's Ambassador to Oman Abdusalom Khatamov met with Ejaz Kazi, head of one of the largest tourism companies in the Sultanate, E-Travel & Tourism, on August 4. During the conversation, the possibility of sending a delegation of representatives of the Sultanate's largest tourism companies and bloggers on an infotour to Uzbekistan was discussed.

- I first visited Uzbekistan 15 years ago. I returned to Uzbekistan in May of this year to participate in an important investment forum in Tashkent. During my visit, I had the honor of meeting with President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. We asked to meet with the leader of Uzbekistan, and he agreed. I was amazed by how humble he is and how sincerely he wants to encourage foreign investors to come to Uzbekistan.

It noted that on July 5-7 of this year, the Uzbekistan Tourism Committee, together with the Embassy of our country, held events dedicated to the tourism potential of Uzbekistan.

The events dedicated to the tourism potential of Uzbekistan were opened by a concert by the Mukarram Turgunbayeva State Dance Ensemble "Bahor". The concert program, which took place at the Mall of Oman shopping center in Muscat, was met with great interest by Omanis and foreign tourists.

The article emphasizes that as part of our country's active policy to develop foreign tourism and strengthen international cooperation in this direction, a number of major events are being organized in Arab countries from July 6-10 of this year.

During the conversation, views were exchanged on the development of cultural and humanitarian relations between Uzbekistan and Oman, the exchange of experience in the field of studying historical and religious and educational heritage, and the implementation of joint projects in these areas.