In his address, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev said the productive high-level talks opened a new chapter in bilateral relations, culminating in the establishment of a strategic partnership between Uzbekistan and Serbia.
‘Bilateral trade is set to increase manifold by expanding the range of goods traded and simplifying customs procedures. To develop industrial cooperation, a joint Action Plan for 2026-2028 has been adopted’, the statement reads.
President Mirziyoyev outlined key areas for further economic cooperation, including joint production of textiles and electrical products, automotive and industrial components, localization of pharmaceutical production, deep processing of fruit and vegetables, and software and artificial intelligence projects. He expressed readiness to create favorable conditions for Serbian businesses and investment in Uzbekistan, as well as to provide practical support for implementing joint projects.
The forum concluded with the signing of a number of bilateral economic agreements and trade contracts.
