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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev are exchanging joint declaration in Tashkent on February 26, 2025. — PID
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Pakistan and Uzbekistan have promised to increase bilateral trade from $ 400 million to $ 2 billion as the two sides have agreed to exploit the potential for investment, communication and cooperation in tourism sectors.
Bilateral relations were discussed at another meeting “fruitful” and a delegation -level talks between President Uzbekistan Shaukat Mirziov and Prime Minister Sherbaz Sharif, who were on a two -day Tashkent visit.
Addressing a joint press stackout, the two leaders told the media that the two sides have agreed to try to recognize the “dream” plan of the Trans -Afghan Railway to connect Central Asia to South Asia, which the Prime Minister said will be a game changer for the region.
Thanking the Uzbek party for warm hospitality, the Prime Minister said that the two countries have shared the centuries -old bond in common history and bilateral relations are moving in the right direction.
“The relations between our countries are moving in the right direction. You have played an important role in strengthening this bond and turning it into a relationship that stands on investment and trade.
Coming to the regional situation, he said the two sides emphasized that a peaceful and stable Afghanistan is very important for regional relations and peace.
However, he said that Afghanistan’s land should not be allowed by militant groups to attack any other country, including Pakistan.
He told the media that some members of his delegation would later be in the Tashkanta with some other government officials in Islamabad to further the dialogue between the two sides to cooperate in areas, including energy, mines and trans-Afghan railways.
Prime Minister Shahbaz invited President Merziyev to visit Pakistan, which he accepted.
In his remarks, President Mirziyyyev said he had a “really fruitful” dialogue on cooperation in various directions.
Terming Pakistan as a “reliable partner” with growing credibility, he said that bilateral relations have developed dynamically.
He also praised Prime Minister Shahbaz for his government’s efforts and achievements for economic stability.
He said that Prime Minister Shahbaz’s visit was “historic” to mark a new chapter of bilateral relations.
He said that the two sides have come to a conclusion regarding the establishment of a high -level strategic council and will give two monthly reports about the steps taken to promote cooperation from both sides.
Mouse signed to enhance the relationship
Earlier today, Pakistan and Uzbekistan signed a number of agreements aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation in various fields, including defense, technology, technical training, and empowering youth.
After his bilateral meetings and delegation -level talks, Prime Minister Shahbaz and President Mirziov witnessed the event when officials of the two sides exchanged agreements and pre -signed documents for cooperation in various fields.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar and Uzbek Foreign Minister Bakhtir Saidov signed contracts for diplomatic passport holders, military intelligence, internal affairs, vocational and technical training and technical training and technical training and training.
Another inter -government agreement was signed between the two sides to cooperate in the fields of scientific research, technology, and innovation. Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan and Uzbek Deputy Prime Minister Khadjef Jamshed exchanged documents.
The Minister of Information and Broadcasting Ataullah Tarar and the Director General of the National Information Agency for Uzbekistan Kuchimov Abdusad exchanged a document of a news cooperation agreement between the news agencies on the two sides.
DPM Dar and Mayor of Tashkanta Shaukat Amarzakov, Branovich, exchanged documents between Lahore and Tashkanta.
The Minister of Information and Broadcasting and the Director of Youth Affairs Agency for Uzbekistan Sadulif Al -Ashir exchanged MoU documents between the government of Uzbekistan on the government of the Prime Minister’s youth programs and youth affairs.
Later, Prime Minister Shahbaz and President Merziyev also signed a joint declaration on the results of the previous visit and the establishment of the high level Strategic Cooperation Council.
In addition, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar held a “fruitful” meeting with Uzbek FM Bakhtiur Sassov, in which he discussed ways to further strengthen bilateral relations.
The two leaders appreciated the long -standing brotherly relations between Pakistan and Uzbekistan, based on common history and mutual respect.
He confirmed his commitment to enhance cooperation in several fields of joint development and prosperity.
A day ago, Prime Minister Shahbaz made a strong visit to the famous Uzbek Independence Monument in Tashkent.
The premiere, as Radio Pakistan reported, was mounted on a floral wreath, a symbol of Uzbekistan’s full history and sovereignty.
In his remarks on this occasion, he expressed his appreciation for the development and flexibility of Uzbekistan, and harmonized his struggle for the independence and development of Pakistan.
He said that the memorial of freedom is proof of the courage and determination of the Uzbek people.
The Prime Minister also emphasized that the two countries have shared a joint vision for peace, prosperity and regional relations and this visit is a reminder of our common values and need to work together for a bright future.
During his visit, Prime Minister Shahbaz was also briefed about the 3,000 -year -old history of Uzbek Nation and his heroes.
