Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Republic of Tajikistan

Uzbekistan and Serbia open new prospects for cooperation in tourism
2026-08-28 191
Cooperation between Uzbekistan and Serbia in the field of tourism is gradually reaching a new level. Although bilateral tourism ties are still at an early stage of development, the two countries have significant potential for expanding mutual tourism, jointly promoting tourism products and exchanging experience in promising areas of the industry.
Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea expand cooperation in tourism
2026-08-28 139
Uzbekistan is becoming an increasingly sought-after destination for international travel. From January to July 2026, the country welcomed around 7.75 million foreign tourists — up 22.6 percent year-on-year. Over the same period, tourism service exports reached roughly $3.9 billion. Against this backdrop, the Republic of Korea remains one of the leading long-haul markets for Uzbekistan's tourism industry.
Tourism: A new dimension of Uzbekistan-Kyrgyzstan partnership
2026-08-28 158
Tourism is taking on an increasingly prominent role in cooperation between Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. The geographic proximity of the two countries, the intensity of mutual travel, and growing interest in Central Asia are creating the conditions for a shift from traditional tourism exchange toward closer cooperation — developing cross-border tourism, creating combined travel routes, and jointly promoting the region on the international market.
The SCO Bishkek Summit: The Economic Agenda of a New Stage of Cooperation
2026-08-28 107
As the SCO approaches its 25th anniversary, the Organization’s economic component is acquiring an increasingly concrete and practical character. Today, the Organization brings together 10 states with a combined population of more than 3.4 billion people, accounting for nearly one-quarter of global GDP and more than 15% of international trade.
Uzbekistan’s Role in the SCO: Economy, Security and Regional Cooperation
2026-08-26 130
This year, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Over the past quarter-century, it has undergone a profound institutional transformation – from a mechanism for building cross-border trust within the “Shanghai Five” format to one of the most influential platforms for multilateral cooperation in Eurasia.
Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan Build a New Architecture of Cooperation
2026-08-26 181
Deputy Director of the Institute for Strategic and Regional Studies under the President of Uzbekistan (ISRS) Bakhtiyor Mustafaev commented to a Dunyo IA correspondent on the outcomes of the Uzbekistan-Azerbaijan high-level summit held on August 23–24.
Economic Cooperation of Uzbekistan within the SCO at a New Stage of Development
2026-08-26 181
The global economy is developing amid the restructuring of global supply chains. At the same time, the role of regional formats capable of creating additional opportunities for trade, investment, and industrial cooperation is increasing.
Uzbekistan and Serbia: From Labour Mobility to a Strategic Partnership in Human Capital
2026-08-26 114
As Serbia’s economy continues to develop and demand for skilled workers grows across a number of sectors, an emerging model of cooperation with Uzbekistan could offer a solution built on legality, orderly mobility and institutional oversight by both countries.
TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS CONNECTIVITY OF THE SCO AMID GEOPOLITICAL TURBULENCE: NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE REGIONS
2026-08-26 107
In the current geopolitical climate, Uzbekistan's participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is acquiring particular strategic importance. The SCO serves as a crucial platform that allows member states to combine their efforts, both in times of stability and during periods of crisis and external shocks, as well as to develop coordinated approaches and joint solutions to issues of common regional interest.