Shavkat Mirziyoev proposes creation of a system of border trade zones in Central Asia
President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev made a speech at the 4th consultative meeting of the leaders of the Central Asian countries and put forward a number of proposals.

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The head of Uzbekistan proposed the creation of a system of border trade zones with unified and simplified procedures for the delivery of goods in Central Asia.
In addition, the following suggestions were put forward:
• organizing an annual forum of the Central Asian regions;
• development of a “roadmap” for the promotion of alternative transport corridors to access the markets of India, Pakistan and China;
• joint development of a comprehensive scheme of guaranteeing the population with food products of a wide nomenclature;
• holding the Central Asian culture, art and film festival alternately in the countries;
• establishment of a joint expert group to prepare specific proposals for increasing mutual tourist flows;
• preparation of a multilateral agreement on the general directions of youth policy.
Prior to that, Shavkat Mirziyoyev proposed to establish a permanent consultation of the heads of the special services of the Central Asian countries.
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