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In this episode of Focus, we explore Uzbekistan’s week of international initiatives in Tashkent, where leaders discussed eco-tourism, sustainable growth, and cultural preservation in a globalising world.
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Uzbekistan welcomed global experts, politicians and organisations to Tashkent for a week of discussions on cooperation and sustainable development.
First Deputy Chairman of the Senate Sodiq Safoyev highlighted Uzbekistan's aim to engage the world in its reform initiatives and address common challenges.
Foreign investment and sustainable tourism emerged as key themes, with Uzbekistan aiming to achieve upper middle income status by 2030.
Cultural heritage events, including exhibitions on Islamic civilisation, underlined Uzbekistan's commitment to preserving its rich history for future generations.
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