Foreign Ministers of Uzbekistan and Egypt Discuss Prospects for Cooperation
Uzbekistan's Minister of Foreign Affairs Bakhtiyor Saidov held a phone conversation with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry. The discussion focused on deepening bilateral and multilateral cooperation in 2025. Saidov praised Egypt's efforts in promoting regional stability, highlighting their importance for ensuring security and prosperity on the international stage.
Key Points of the Discussion
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Deepening Cooperation:
- The ministers discussed plans to expand collaboration in trade, economy, culture, and education.
- Special emphasis was placed on joint projects in energy and agriculture.
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Regional Stability:
- Saidov commended Egypt’s role in maintaining security in the Middle East and North Africa.
- Uzbekistan emphasized the importance of coordinated actions to strengthen stability and foster economic growth in Central Asia.
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International Collaboration:
- Both sides expressed interest in enhancing joint efforts within international organizations such as the UN and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
- The possibility of organizing joint events in 2025 to promote cultural exchange was also discussed.
Significance for Both Countries
- Uzbekistan:
- Cooperation with Egypt opens new opportunities to strengthen economic ties and enhance Uzbekistan’s role on the global stage.
- Egypt:
- Egypt views Uzbekistan as a key partner in Central Asia, aiding the diversification of its foreign policy strategy.
Prospects for 2025
- Strengthening bilateral trade through visa facilitation and improved transport links.
- Hosting joint business forums and exhibitions.
- Expanding cultural cooperation via educational and tourism projects.
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