During the conversation, the parties discussed in detail issues related to cooperation in the field of personnel training, the exchange of experience, as well as organizing reciprocal visits of officials responsible for this sector.

The parties noted the steady development of Uzbek-Omani investment cooperation and the positive dynamics of their interaction in recent years.

The agenda was comprehensive and covered a wide range of important topics for effective cooperation — from green energy to connectivity. As Uzbekistan Foreign Minister underscored, all pursued a common goal — to enhance the well-being of their nations and ensure sustainable development.

The discussions were forward-looking, focusing on the growing potential for cooperation between the two nations. Views were also exchanged on enhancing collaboration within international and regional organizations.

During the conversation, the focus was on expanding cooperation in areas of mutual interest, including trade, investment, tourism, education, and cultural exchange.

During the meeting parties expressed their commitment to further strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation between two countries in many promising areas.

On November 28, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev received the United Arab Emirates delegation headed by the  Minister of Cabinet Affairs Mohammad bin Abdullah Al Gergawi. 

On November 27, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev received Minister of transport of the French Republic Philippe Tabarot, who’s arrived in the city of Tashkent to participate in the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor Investors Forum.

On November 27, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, received a delegation from the European Union, led by European Commissioner for international partnerships Jozef Síkela, and European Commissioner for enlargement Marta Kos, who are visiting our country on a working visit.

The 33rd anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan is a momentous occasion for the nation. For the first time in our independent statehood, a Constitution adopted through the will of the people stands as a cornerstone of modern governance. It embodies the rich experience of national state-building, addresses pressing societal and administrative challenges, and presents a carefully considered strategy for the relationship between the individual, society, and the state amidst complex global geopolitical developments. In essence, the renewed Constitution reflects our irreversible commitment to democratic reforms in both state governance and human rights.