During the meeting, the prospects for deepening the strategic partnership between Uzbekistan and Japan were discussed.
President Mirziyoyev highlighted several priority areas for cooperation development, including "green" energy and industrial decarbonization, information technology, critical minerals, as well as cooperation in the field of machine engineering and the modernization of healthcare and tourism infrastructure.
Special attention was given to humanitarian exchange. It was mentioned that the Japanese language is taught at seven universities in Uzbekistan. Additionally, the Uzbek language has been taught at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies for over ten years. Currently, there are plans to establish the first Uzbek-Japanese University in Tashkent in collaboration with Tsukuba University.
As part of the negotiations, it was also announced that cross-cultural years will be held in 2027, timed to the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
As a result of the meeting, a Joint Statement was signed, emphasizing the expanded strategic partnership for future generations. A package of agreements covering various areas was also adopted.
