Uzbekistan and KOICA expand partnership with key development projects

20:41 / 11.03.20253,6681 min

In a meeting between officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan and KOICA, special emphasis was placed on strengthening cooperation in education, healthcare, environmental protection, and the digitalization of public administration.

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Uzbekistan and KOICA expand partnership with key development projects — Photo: Dunyo

The advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Munira Aminova, met with the director of the Korea International Cooperation Agency's Uzbekistan office, Shin Myeong Sop, to discuss expanding cooperation.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the meeting focused on discussing current and future projects involving KOICA. Both sides agreed to strengthen their partnership by launching new large-scale development projects.

Shin Myeong Sop highlighted KOICA’s significant contributions to Uzbekistan’s development and reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to continuing active cooperation through the implementation of new large-scale projects.

Uzbekistan and KOICA expand partnership with key development projects

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