TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, June 24. During the Uzbek-Malaysian Business Forum, a ceremony was held for the exchange of signed agreements in the fields of oil and gas, agriculture, and trade, Trend reports.
The forum transpired as an integral component of the Malaysian
governmental delegation’s itinerary and showcased Akram Aliyev, the
Deputy Minister of Investments, Industry, and Trade from
Uzbekistan. It was co-facilitated by Jamshid Kuchkarov, the Deputy
Prime Minister of Uzbekistan, who also holds the portfolio of
Minister of Economy and Finance, alongside Fadillah bin Yusuf, the
Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, serving concurrently as Minister
of Energy Transition and Water Resources.
Presenters elucidated on investment paradigms in Uzbekistan, while
stakeholders engaged in discourse regarding the potential for
synergistic collaboration across sectors, including energy,
tourism, pharmaceuticals, and trade.
Furthermore, strategic B2B and B2G dialogues were orchestrated,
engaging stakeholders from the commercial sectors and governmental
entities of both nations to enhance bilateral synergies.
At the onset of this fiscal year, it was disclosed that the trade
corridor between Uzbekistan and Malaysia has experienced a robust
uptick of 25 percent, underscoring the flourishing ecosystem of
their intricate partnership.
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