Uzbekistan And Malaysia Pursue Preferential Trade Agreement

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The two countries aim to develop a corresponding agreement
Photo: Press service of the President of Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan and Malaysia will draft an agreement on preferential trade, following discussions between President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

Both nations plan to strengthen cooperation in electronics, green energy, and pilgrimage tourism. To support joint projects, work is already underway to establish a special economic zone in Tashkent Region.

The years 2025–2026 will be designated as a period of innovative development in Uzbekistan-Malaysia partnership.

Cultural collaboration was also a key topic. This year, Uzbekistan and Malaysia will host mutual culture weeks, further enhancing ties between the two nations.

At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides agreed to implement a roadmap for carrying out the agreements reached.

Additionally, Shavkat Mirziyoyev invited Anwar Ibrahim to visit Uzbekistan on an official visit.

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