“The documents cover cooperation in transport, aviation, agriculture, tourism, artificial intelligence, technical assistance, higher education, school and preschool education, regulation of medical products, environmental protection, combating climate change, intellectual property protection, archival affairs, and other areas”, the press service of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev said on September 14.
The earlier talks focused on further deepening the bilateral special strategic partnership, with both sides stressing the need to strengthen ties at the parliamentary, governmental, regional, and business levels. More than 700 joint ventures with Korean investment operate in Uzbekistan, and the countries are preparing projects worth about $12 billion.
