The first "Central Asia–United Kingdom" summit took place in London, where the foreign ministers of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan discussed strengthening regional cooperation and economic prospects.
Key topics included trade diversification, industrial cooperation, the development of sustainable infrastructure, and the region's potential in critical minerals and renewable energy. The event was accompanied by a symbolic opening bell ceremony at the London Stock Exchange, highlighting the parties' readiness to strengthen capital markets and attract investment.
UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper noted the importance of the new platform: joint efforts will help countries cope with global challenges and seize new opportunities, focusing on growth, sustainability, security, and connectivity. The summit became a platform for discussing strategic initiatives and forming long-term partnerships between regions.
Particular attention was paid to bilateral cooperation between the UK and Uzbekistan. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Saidov, held talks with Yvette Cooper, discussing trade, investment, "green" infrastructure, energy, and educational exchanges. Following the meeting, several Memoranda of Understanding were signed, aimed at implementing joint projects and expanding "green" financing instruments.
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