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Special Report<\/h4>\nThe official welcoming ceremony of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan was held on December 17 at the residence of the President of the Republic of Korea “Chong Wa Dae” in Seoul.<\/h4>\nA guard of honor was lined up in honor of the distinguished guest and his friend. The national anthems of the two countries were played. The ancient history and bright modernity of the country of Tonggi purity were reflected in the ceremony.<\/h4>\nAfterwards, the two leaders held talks with the participation of official delegations of the two countries.<\/h4>\nWelcoming the high-ranking guest, the President of the Republic of Korea stressed that Seoul attaches great importance to the further development of cooperation with Tashkent in all areas.<\/h4>\nCongratulations to Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoyev and my dear brother. Welcome to Seoul. I fondly remember our meeting in January this year. That meeting was my first high-level meeting this year. And today we will meet with you face to face at the end of the year. I am especially pleased that my diplomatic efforts have begun and ended with you. Korea and Uzbekistan are partners in a separate strategic partnership. Through joint efforts, various projects are being implemented in such areas as the development of agricultural machinery and electrical equipment, the power engineering and energy, and the establishment of industrial enterprises.<\/h4>\nA number of important documents will be signed during your visit. We are ready to stand shoulder to shoulder with Uzbekistan in the face of global climate change and to develop cooperation in promising areas such as the development of “smart” cities, smart farms, ICT and electric cars. Next year marks the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. I hope that in the new year together we will open a new page of abundance.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev thanked for the invitation and stressed that openness and mutual trust are a solid foundation for the development of relations between the two countries.<\/h4>\nI’m very glad to meet you. Thank you for inviting me to visit beautiful Korea on a state visit and for your warm hospitality as always. The weather is cold now, but the hearts of our Korean brothers are warm. We have a special sincerity for your country and the Korean people. Our mentality, traditions and spiritual values \u200b\u200bare similar. “Your New Policy has served to strengthen your country’s leadership in high technology, digitalization, innovation and green development, and to realize the great intellectual potential of the talented Korean people,” said the President of Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nFor 15 years, our countries have been strategic partners. The friendship and political will of Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Moon Jae-in have given a strong impetus to new impetus to Uzbek-Korean cooperation.<\/h4>\nThe heads of state are meeting for the fourth time. In November 2017, Shavkat Mirziyoyev paid a state visit to the Republic of Korea. In April 2019, President Moon Jae-in paid a return visit to Uzbekistan, during which a joint declaration on a separate strategic partnership was adopted. At the online summit in January 2021, the leaders put forward a number of new and ambitious initiatives to further intensify interaction.<\/h4>\nThis visit to Korea was a logical continuation of the active dialogue.<\/h4>\nThe Uzbek leader stressed that the period itself requires a reconsideration of the priorities of the long-term practical partnership. Cooperation between the two countries must fully respond to today’s threats to the global economy.<\/h4>\nThe Republic of Korea is one of the main trade and economic partners of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the number of exchanges and joint ventures has almost doubled. Despite the consequences of the pandemic, multifaceted relations are steadily developing.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan and Korea have made significant progress in concluding a free trade agreement. At the meeting, it was expressed confidence that the signing of this document next year will provide an opportunity to increase and balance trade indicators.<\/h4>\nKorea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Afterwards, the two leaders held talks with the participation of official delegations of the two countries.<\/h4>\nWelcoming the high-ranking guest, the President of the Republic of Korea stressed that Seoul attaches great importance to the further development of cooperation with Tashkent in all areas.<\/h4>\nCongratulations to Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoyev and my dear brother. Welcome to Seoul. I fondly remember our meeting in January this year. That meeting was my first high-level meeting this year. And today we will meet with you face to face at the end of the year. I am especially pleased that my diplomatic efforts have begun and ended with you. Korea and Uzbekistan are partners in a separate strategic partnership. Through joint efforts, various projects are being implemented in such areas as the development of agricultural machinery and electrical equipment, the power engineering and energy, and the establishment of industrial enterprises.<\/h4>\nA number of important documents will be signed during your visit. We are ready to stand shoulder to shoulder with Uzbekistan in the face of global climate change and to develop cooperation in promising areas such as the development of “smart” cities, smart farms, ICT and electric cars. Next year marks the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. I hope that in the new year together we will open a new page of abundance.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev thanked for the invitation and stressed that openness and mutual trust are a solid foundation for the development of relations between the two countries.<\/h4>\nI’m very glad to meet you. Thank you for inviting me to visit beautiful Korea on a state visit and for your warm hospitality as always. The weather is cold now, but the hearts of our Korean brothers are warm. We have a special sincerity for your country and the Korean people. Our mentality, traditions and spiritual values \u200b\u200bare similar. “Your New Policy has served to strengthen your country’s leadership in high technology, digitalization, innovation and green development, and to realize the great intellectual potential of the talented Korean people,” said the President of Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nFor 15 years, our countries have been strategic partners. The friendship and political will of Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Moon Jae-in have given a strong impetus to new impetus to Uzbek-Korean cooperation.<\/h4>\nThe heads of state are meeting for the fourth time. In November 2017, Shavkat Mirziyoyev paid a state visit to the Republic of Korea. In April 2019, President Moon Jae-in paid a return visit to Uzbekistan, during which a joint declaration on a separate strategic partnership was adopted. At the online summit in January 2021, the leaders put forward a number of new and ambitious initiatives to further intensify interaction.<\/h4>\nThis visit to Korea was a logical continuation of the active dialogue.<\/h4>\nThe Uzbek leader stressed that the period itself requires a reconsideration of the priorities of the long-term practical partnership. Cooperation between the two countries must fully respond to today’s threats to the global economy.<\/h4>\nThe Republic of Korea is one of the main trade and economic partners of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the number of exchanges and joint ventures has almost doubled. Despite the consequences of the pandemic, multifaceted relations are steadily developing.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan and Korea have made significant progress in concluding a free trade agreement. At the meeting, it was expressed confidence that the signing of this document next year will provide an opportunity to increase and balance trade indicators.<\/h4>\nKorea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Congratulations to Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoyev and my dear brother. Welcome to Seoul. I fondly remember our meeting in January this year. That meeting was my first high-level meeting this year. And today we will meet with you face to face at the end of the year. I am especially pleased that my diplomatic efforts have begun and ended with you. Korea and Uzbekistan are partners in a separate strategic partnership. Through joint efforts, various projects are being implemented in such areas as the development of agricultural machinery and electrical equipment, the power engineering and energy, and the establishment of industrial enterprises.<\/h4>\nA number of important documents will be signed during your visit. We are ready to stand shoulder to shoulder with Uzbekistan in the face of global climate change and to develop cooperation in promising areas such as the development of “smart” cities, smart farms, ICT and electric cars. Next year marks the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. I hope that in the new year together we will open a new page of abundance.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev thanked for the invitation and stressed that openness and mutual trust are a solid foundation for the development of relations between the two countries.<\/h4>\nI’m very glad to meet you. Thank you for inviting me to visit beautiful Korea on a state visit and for your warm hospitality as always. The weather is cold now, but the hearts of our Korean brothers are warm. We have a special sincerity for your country and the Korean people. Our mentality, traditions and spiritual values \u200b\u200bare similar. “Your New Policy has served to strengthen your country’s leadership in high technology, digitalization, innovation and green development, and to realize the great intellectual potential of the talented Korean people,” said the President of Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nFor 15 years, our countries have been strategic partners. The friendship and political will of Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Moon Jae-in have given a strong impetus to new impetus to Uzbek-Korean cooperation.<\/h4>\nThe heads of state are meeting for the fourth time. In November 2017, Shavkat Mirziyoyev paid a state visit to the Republic of Korea. In April 2019, President Moon Jae-in paid a return visit to Uzbekistan, during which a joint declaration on a separate strategic partnership was adopted. At the online summit in January 2021, the leaders put forward a number of new and ambitious initiatives to further intensify interaction.<\/h4>\nThis visit to Korea was a logical continuation of the active dialogue.<\/h4>\nThe Uzbek leader stressed that the period itself requires a reconsideration of the priorities of the long-term practical partnership. Cooperation between the two countries must fully respond to today’s threats to the global economy.<\/h4>\nThe Republic of Korea is one of the main trade and economic partners of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the number of exchanges and joint ventures has almost doubled. Despite the consequences of the pandemic, multifaceted relations are steadily developing.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan and Korea have made significant progress in concluding a free trade agreement. At the meeting, it was expressed confidence that the signing of this document next year will provide an opportunity to increase and balance trade indicators.<\/h4>\nKorea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev thanked for the invitation and stressed that openness and mutual trust are a solid foundation for the development of relations between the two countries.<\/h4>\nI’m very glad to meet you. Thank you for inviting me to visit beautiful Korea on a state visit and for your warm hospitality as always. The weather is cold now, but the hearts of our Korean brothers are warm. We have a special sincerity for your country and the Korean people. Our mentality, traditions and spiritual values \u200b\u200bare similar. “Your New Policy has served to strengthen your country’s leadership in high technology, digitalization, innovation and green development, and to realize the great intellectual potential of the talented Korean people,” said the President of Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nFor 15 years, our countries have been strategic partners. The friendship and political will of Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Moon Jae-in have given a strong impetus to new impetus to Uzbek-Korean cooperation.<\/h4>\nThe heads of state are meeting for the fourth time. In November 2017, Shavkat Mirziyoyev paid a state visit to the Republic of Korea. In April 2019, President Moon Jae-in paid a return visit to Uzbekistan, during which a joint declaration on a separate strategic partnership was adopted. At the online summit in January 2021, the leaders put forward a number of new and ambitious initiatives to further intensify interaction.<\/h4>\nThis visit to Korea was a logical continuation of the active dialogue.<\/h4>\nThe Uzbek leader stressed that the period itself requires a reconsideration of the priorities of the long-term practical partnership. Cooperation between the two countries must fully respond to today’s threats to the global economy.<\/h4>\nThe Republic of Korea is one of the main trade and economic partners of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the number of exchanges and joint ventures has almost doubled. Despite the consequences of the pandemic, multifaceted relations are steadily developing.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan and Korea have made significant progress in concluding a free trade agreement. At the meeting, it was expressed confidence that the signing of this document next year will provide an opportunity to increase and balance trade indicators.<\/h4>\nKorea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For 15 years, our countries have been strategic partners. The friendship and political will of Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Moon Jae-in have given a strong impetus to new impetus to Uzbek-Korean cooperation.<\/h4>\nThe heads of state are meeting for the fourth time. In November 2017, Shavkat Mirziyoyev paid a state visit to the Republic of Korea. In April 2019, President Moon Jae-in paid a return visit to Uzbekistan, during which a joint declaration on a separate strategic partnership was adopted. At the online summit in January 2021, the leaders put forward a number of new and ambitious initiatives to further intensify interaction.<\/h4>\nThis visit to Korea was a logical continuation of the active dialogue.<\/h4>\nThe Uzbek leader stressed that the period itself requires a reconsideration of the priorities of the long-term practical partnership. Cooperation between the two countries must fully respond to today’s threats to the global economy.<\/h4>\nThe Republic of Korea is one of the main trade and economic partners of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the number of exchanges and joint ventures has almost doubled. Despite the consequences of the pandemic, multifaceted relations are steadily developing.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan and Korea have made significant progress in concluding a free trade agreement. At the meeting, it was expressed confidence that the signing of this document next year will provide an opportunity to increase and balance trade indicators.<\/h4>\nKorea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This visit to Korea was a logical continuation of the active dialogue.<\/h4>\nThe Uzbek leader stressed that the period itself requires a reconsideration of the priorities of the long-term practical partnership. Cooperation between the two countries must fully respond to today’s threats to the global economy.<\/h4>\nThe Republic of Korea is one of the main trade and economic partners of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the number of exchanges and joint ventures has almost doubled. Despite the consequences of the pandemic, multifaceted relations are steadily developing.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan and Korea have made significant progress in concluding a free trade agreement. At the meeting, it was expressed confidence that the signing of this document next year will provide an opportunity to increase and balance trade indicators.<\/h4>\nKorea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Republic of Korea is one of the main trade and economic partners of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the number of exchanges and joint ventures has almost doubled. Despite the consequences of the pandemic, multifaceted relations are steadily developing.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan and Korea have made significant progress in concluding a free trade agreement. At the meeting, it was expressed confidence that the signing of this document next year will provide an opportunity to increase and balance trade indicators.<\/h4>\nKorea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Korea has invested more than $ 7 billion in Uzbekistan. $ 320 million has been disbursed this year, which is 20 percent more than in 2020. These funds are used to implement joint projects in chemistry, petrochemistry, textiles, construction and agriculture.<\/h4>\nThe long-term fruitful cooperation with the Eximbank of Korea and the Fund for Economic Development and Cooperation (EDCF) deserves special attention. For example, the amount of funding under this fund has reached $ 1 billion. Significant funds are being allocated for the implementation of new projects in Uzbekistan by 2023.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe fruitful partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is also expanding.<\/h4>\nThe President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The President of Uzbekistan stressed that the issues of three main areas of cooperation in the near future: “green” development, digitalization and strengthening the social protection system are on the agenda. It was proposed to develop all future joint projects, programs and action plans based on these key priorities.<\/h4>\nPresident Shavkat Mirziyoyev stressed that if Uzbekistan’s human capital and natural resources are combined with the advanced technologies and knowledge of the Republic of Korea, it will be possible to create a good ground for the development of products that are in high demand in the world market. In this regard, the head of state proposed to establish an Uzbek-Korean cluster for the development of semiconductors and electronics in Tashkent region with the involvement of the Fund for Economic Development (EDPF). It will be possible to locate science and education institutions, research and development centers in the field of advanced technologies.
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\nUzbekistan is interested in using Korea’s achievements in the digital economy, artificial intelligence, “smart cities”, outsourcing, a new generation of communications and Internet technology in its operations.<\/h4>\nOur countries are cooperating in the fields of healthcare, preschool and higher education. As a result of the first large-scale joint project in medicine, the Children’s Multidisciplinary Clinic has been operating in Tashkent since last year.<\/h4>\nThe Korean model of education is one of the most exemplary in the world. That is why the system of preschool education in our country has been completely reformed on the basis of the best practices and knowledge of colleagues in Korea.<\/h4>\nEmphasizing the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities, the President of Uzbekistan suggested creating a permanent platform for their regular meetings and holding a forum of rectors of higher education institutions of the two countries next year.<\/h4>\nDuring the talks, it was noted that in the post-pandemic period, tourism may be the locomotive of economic growth. Uzbekistan is ready to support the participation of Korean companies in projects related to the construction of hotels and infrastructure.<\/h4>\nNext year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries and the 85th anniversary of the Korean Diaspora’s residence in Uzbekistan.<\/h4>\nThe head of state proposed to declare 2022 the Year of Mutual Exchange between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea, and to establish a library in Tashkent under the auspices of the Korean History Museum and the Korean House of Culture and Arts.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nThe parties noted that the activities of the Textile Technopark and the Center for Agricultural Machinery, established jointly in our country, will continue to be encouraged and developed in all directions.<\/h4>\n