AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoQatar Ties: President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Qatar’s Amir agreed in Tashkent to expand strategic cooperation, while a joint committee reported bilateral trade grew more than 30% in 2025. Iran Dispute: Uzbekistan summoned Iran’s ambassador over diplomatic social media posts that touched on the Persian heritage of Samarkand’s Registan. U.S. Investment: Officials unveiled 54 agreements and proposed projects worth $12 billion with U.S. companies, spanning mining, transport, energy and technology. State Assets: The government has placed Xalq Sug’urta under a state agency’s management ahead of a planned sale, part of a wider privatization drive. Travel Rules: Egypt postponed tighter entry requirements for Uzbek citizens until March 1, 2027, leaving current rules in place for now. Regional Diplomacy: Uzbekistan pledged $4.5 million to a global biodiversity fund as COP17 opened in Armenia; leaders are also set to discuss trade, agriculture and digital cooperation at the upcoming Organization of Turkic States summit in Ankara.
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