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New Opportunities to Expand Cooperation Between Uzbekistan and Serbia
2026-09-04 84The upcoming visit of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan to Serbia could mark an important stage in the development of bilateral relations. Over the past year, the political dialogue between Tashkent and Belgrade has intensified noticeably and taken on a more systematic character.
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Uzbekistan – Serbia: A New Geography of Industrial Cooperation
2026-09-04 53A deeper model is beginning to take shape in Uzbek-Serbian economic relations, based on companies’ mutual access to each other’s markets. The Uzbek side is exploring participation in infrastructure projects in Serbia, while Serbian partners are considering localization, contract manufacturing, and the placement of orders in Uzbekistan.
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Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea: From Investment Partnership to Technological Cooperation
2026-09-04 26Uzbek–Korean relations are entering a new stage of development. While trade, investment and equipment supplies previously formed the foundation of bilateral ties, the emphasis is now shifting towards deeper industrial and technological cooperation.
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The SCO Bishkek Summit: The Economic Agenda of a New Stage of Cooperation
2026-08-29 132As the SCO approaches its 25th anniversary, the Organization’s economic component is acquiring an increasingly concrete and practical character.
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Tourism: A new dimension of Uzbekistan-Kyrgyzstan partnership
2026-08-29 81Tourism 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.
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Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea expand cooperation in tourism
2026-08-29 72Uzbekistan 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.
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Uzbekistan and Serbia open new prospects for cooperation in tourism
2026-08-29 68Cooperation 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.
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Uzbekistan and Serbia: From Labour Mobility to a Strategic Partnership in Human Capital
2026-08-26 75As 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.
