TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, August 6. A delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Jamshid Khodjaev held negotiations with representatives of China National Gold Group and signed a Memorandum of Understanding outlining both parties’ intentions to further develop and deepen investment cooperation, Trend reports.
In alignment with the established accords, China National Gold
Group has pledged to enhance collaborative efforts across several
domains: geological reconnaissance of high-potential locales
harboring precious and strategically vital minerals, subsurface
exploitation, the fabrication of high value-added commodities, the
deployment of cutting-edge technologies, the cultivation of skilled
professionals, and the mobilization of capital into key
initiatives.
This advancement emerges in the context of escalating economic
interdependencies between the two nations. The bilateral trade
volume exceeded $13 billion in the preceding fiscal year, with both
parties reiterating their strategic objective of achieving $20
billion in trade, as delineated by their respective leadership
frameworks.
