Iran and Uzbekistan Discuss Boosting Bilateral Ties and Regional Situation
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Senior officials from Iran and Uzbekistan held talks in Tehran to discuss enhancing bilateral cooperation in economy, trade, and energy, as well as regional developments including Afghanistan and Central Asian security. Both sides agreed to expand transport links and continue close coordination in international forums.
As part of bilateral diplomatic activities, representatives of Iran and Uzbekistan held talks in the capital Tehran. The meeting focused on strengthening cooperation in various fields, including economy, trade, and energy.
Both sides appreciated the recent positive progress in bilateral relations and agreed to promote joint projects to bring practical benefits to the people of the two countries. In particular, officials stressed the importance of expanding transportation and logistics connectivity between Iran and Uzbekistan.
The meeting also discussed regional developments, including the situation in Afghanistan and security issues in Central Asia. The two sides shared common views on strengthening regional cooperation, promoting stability, and sustainable development.
The officials pledged to continue close coordination in international and regional forums, especially within the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) and the United Nations.
