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UZBEKISTAN AND THE WORLD
Consistent development and comprehensive strengthening of friendly ties with the Russian Federation on the basis of the Treaty on Strategic Partnership of June 16, 2004, the Treaty on Allied Relations of November 14, 2005, as well as the Declaration on Deepening Strategic Partnership between the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Russian Federation of June 4, 2012 meet the interests of both countries and serve to enhancing stability and security in the region. Further enhancing and diversifying trade-economic links and investment cooperation, as well as interaction in combating transnational threats and regional stability are the important aspects of the Uzbek-Russian relations.
Development of a comprehensive, mutually beneficial and constructive cooperation with the United States of America is a priority of Uzbekistan’s foreign policy, which is also based on the provisions of the Declaration on Strategic Partnership and Foundations of Cooperation between the Republic of Uzbekistan and the United States of America of March 12, 2002. The important directions of the bilateral cooperation are the cooperation on ensuring peace and stability in Afghanistan, fighting against transnational threats and challenges, extending cooperation in the spheres of investments and technologies to support the ongoing processes of modernization and reforms in the country.
Uzbekistan attaches important significance to developing mutually beneficial cooperation with the countries of Europe, as well as EU and NATO. The key directions of interaction with the European countries and organizations are the issues of developing trade, investment and financial cooperation, transfer of high technologies, cooperation in the spheres of science and technology, education, ecology, healthcare and culture, as well as enhancing the regional security.
The Republic of Uzbekistan is interested in further strengthening the strategic partnership with the People’s Republic of China as a close regional neighbor and a country which is playing one of the key roles in addressing global problems. The development of bilateral relations with China is based on the Joint Declaration on Establishing Strategic Partnership between the Republic of Uzbekistan and the People’s Republic of China of June 6, 2012, the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, and the Joint Declaration on the Further Development and Deepening of Bilateral Strategic Partnership of September 9, 2013.
The main areas of cooperation with all leading Asia-Pacific countries are expanding trade and economic cooperation on mutually beneficial basis, attracting investments and new technologies to the priority industrial sectors of Uzbekistan’s economy, as well as the development of cooperation in the spheres of science and technology, education, healthcare, culture and tourism.
The Republic of Uzbekistan stands for developing extensive and mutually beneficial relations with the countries of South Asia, particularly with India and Pakistan in trade, economy, and transport.