Chairperson of Uzbekistan’s Senate Receives British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs

Tashkent, The Gulf Observer: On April 23rd, Tanzila Narbayeva, Chairperson of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis, held a meeting with David Cameron, Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Affairs of Great Britain. The rendezvous marked a significant stride in deepening the political and diplomatic dialogue between Uzbekistan and the United Kingdom.

Discussions revolved around the expansion of bilateral relations, emphasizing continued constructive cooperation on the international stage, bolstering trade, economic, cultural, and humanitarian ties, and intensifying parliamentary connections. Both parties reaffirmed the notable elevation of relations between the two nations in recent years.

Amid the dialogue, particular attention was given to joint endeavors in fostering a green economy and enhancing collaboration in combating the ramifications of climate change. The importance of advancing educational, cultural, and humanitarian bonds was highlighted, with a focus on nurturing skilled professionals in contemporary fields through higher education institutions and expanding English-language educational programs.

Secretary David Cameron commended Uzbekistan’s efforts in upholding human rights, including initiatives to promote decent work principles, achieve gender equality, and combat domestic violence.

Moreover, both sides acknowledged the substantial upsurge in interparliamentary cooperation in recent years. They exchanged perspectives on further enhancing this dialogue, underscoring its pivotal role in strengthening bilateral relations.

The meeting between Chairperson Tanzila Narbayeva and Secretary David Cameron signifies the commitment of Uzbekistan and Great Britain to deepen mutual understanding and collaboration across various fronts. It underscores a shared determination to forge a prosperous and mutually beneficial partnership for the well-being of both nations and their peoples.