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Uzbekistan and South Korea Discuss Expansion of Transport Cooperation

Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea held discussions on prospects for deepening cooperation in the transport sector. The possibilities of implementing intelligent transport systems and digitizing infrastructure were discussed.

The discussion took place in Gannewon, South Korea

The negotiations were held in the city of Gannewon, South Korea, as part of the World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). The meeting included the Deputy Minister of Transport of Uzbekistan, Ilhomjon Abdugafarov, and the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of South Korea, Hong Ji-soon.

The parties studied the potential for exchanging experience in the development and application of modern technological solutions, and also discussed ways to improve transport management systems and increase road safety levels. Special attention was paid to the integration of innovative technologies into transport infrastructure and the further development of bilateral partnership in this industry.

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Uzbekistan and Iran Discuss Expansion of Trade Cooperation and Transport Links
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Uzbekistan and Iran Discuss Expansion of Trade Cooperation and Transport Links

Uzbekistan and Iran held discussions aimed at expanding economic and trade interaction, strengthening investment ties, and seeking alternative transportation routes, according to the Uzbek news agency Dunyo.

The issues were discussed during a meeting between Uzbekistan's ambassador Fariddin Nasriev and Bahman Abdollahi, chairman of the Iranian Chamber of Cooperatives. The parties reviewed opportunities to increase bilateral trade, promote investment partnership between enterprises, and exchange professional experience.

Furthermore, the topic of organizing a visit by representatives of Iranian business to Uzbekistan to study potential joint projects was raised. The Iranian side noted that the conditions created by Uzbekistan to support business activity contribute to the development of economic and trade relations between the two countries.

A key aspect was cooperation in the field of transport and logistics. The potential for establishing air connections, developing alternative transport corridors, and establishing direct contacts between relevant state structures was discussed.

Nasriev confirmed Uzbekistan's interest in further strengthening bilateral relations and its readiness to facilitate the implementation of the planned initiatives. The Iranian Chamber of Cooperatives (ICC), founded in 1994, is the country's highest non-governmental representative body in the cooperative sector. According to available data, there are about 104,000 cooperatives operating in Iran with over 18 million members, providing employment for 1.8 million people.

Ultimately, the parties agreed to continue cooperation in the areas addressed, paying special attention to achieving practical results in trade, investment, transport, and logistics.

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