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China-Uzbekistan Strengthen Bilateral Ties

Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Uzbek Prime Minister Abdulla Aripov met to discuss strengthening bilateral ties, focusing on economic cooperation, infrastructure development, and multilateral collaboration.

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How did Aripov respond to Li Qiang's proposals?: Aripov praised China's development and global influence, reaffirming Uzbekistan's commitment to the One China policy and the Belt and Road Initiative. He expressed a desire for broader cooperation in various sectors.
What areas of cooperation did Li Qiang emphasize beyond infrastructure?: Li Qiang stressed the importance of aligning development strategies, expanding trade, and strengthening infrastructure connectivity between China and Uzbekistan. He also mentioned enhanced cooperation in culture, education, and poverty reduction.
What infrastructure project was highlighted as a key area of cooperation?: Both leaders highlighted the importance of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway as a flagship project under the Belt and Road Initiative. They also agreed to expand cooperation in emerging industries like new energy, digital economy, and AI.
What multilateral organizations did the leaders mention in relation to their cooperation?: Uzbekistan and China agreed to strengthen coordination within multilateral mechanisms such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) and the China-Central Asia mechanism, safeguarding the interests of developing nations.
What was the main purpose of the meeting between Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Uzbek Prime Minister Abdulla Aripov?: Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with his Uzbek counterpart Abdulla Aripov in Shanghai to discuss strengthening bilateral relations. They emphasized a long-term strategic partnership, focusing on economic cooperation and infrastructure development.

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