TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, October 17. Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan have signed a practical action plan for 2025–2026, Trend reports.
The agreement was signed within the framework of the Fergana Peace Forum, where Bahodir Rakhmatov, Director of the Agency for Strategic Reforms of Uzbekistan, met with Nurlan Dardanov, Deputy Director of the National Institute of Strategic Initiatives of Kyrgyzstan.
The document delineates collaborative synergies in pivotal
domains, encompassing the digitization of governmental frameworks,
the inception of a cohesive coordination apparatus aimed at
mobilizing global expertise, and the orchestration of synergistic
forums and symposia.
Both parties underscored the criticality of experiential exchange
and emphasized that synergistic efforts in strategic formulation
and the deployment of cutting-edge solutions are pivotal in
augmenting governance efficacy and guaranteeing the successful
execution of transformative initiatives.
In the interim, the bilateral trade volume between Uzbekistan and
Kyrgyzstan surged to $163 million during the initial two months of
2025, reflecting a substantial 69.4 percent uptick relative to the
corresponding timeframe in 2024, which recorded $96.2 million.
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