Bilateral Talks Focus On Long-Term Uranium Supply, Business Summit And Visa-Free Entry

A bilateral summit highlighted plans to elevate economic and strategic relations through a comprehensive strategic partnership. Key outcomes include establishing a coordination council at the foreign minister level, upgrading the joint commission to minister level, and organizing a joint business summit. Both sides agreed to work on a long-term strategy for uranium supply and finalized three sister city and sister state arrangements. Discussions covered model urbanization projects, comparing developments like Gift City in Gujarat with major initiatives in Tashkent. The talks also focused on expanding bilateral trade beyond one billion dollars, boosting joint ventures, and increasing direct weekly flights. Cultural ties were emphasized alongside the introduction of a thirty-day visa-free regime for visitors. Strategic cooperation across critical minerals, technology, pharmaceuticals, and defense sectors continues to deepen regional engagement across Central Asia.