Uzbekistan’s Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov met with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London to discuss strengthening bilateral relations, covering trade, investment, culture, and global challenges. Both sides signed a Cooperation Program for 2025-2026 to deepen their partnership.
Uzbekistan’s Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov expressed his pleasure following a productive meeting with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London. The two diplomats discussed an ambitious agenda for 2025 that highlights the growing and dynamic relationship between Uzbekistan and the United Kingdom.
During their talks, both sides explored multiple avenues for enhanced cooperation, ranging from expanding trade and investment opportunities to fostering stronger cultural ties and addressing shared global challenges. The discussions emphasized a mutual commitment to ensuring prosperity and stability for their nations.
A significant outcome of the meeting was the signing of a Cooperation Program between the Foreign Ministries of Uzbekistan and the UK for 2025-2026. This program is designed to guide joint efforts and deepen collaboration across a wide range of diplomatic and strategic areas.
Minister Saidov expressed gratitude for the warm hospitality extended during his visit and emphasized the importance of continuing this forward-looking dialogue to strengthen the partnership between the two countries.
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