Uzbekistan recently welcomed a diverse array of global experts, prominent politicians, and influential organizations to its capital, Tashkent, for an engaging week dedicated to discussions on international cooperation and sustainable development. This gathering served as a platform to share innovative ideas and strategies aimed at addressing pressing global challenges.

First Deputy Chairman of the Senate, Sodiq Safoyev, emphasized Uzbekistan’s commitment to actively involving the international community in its ambitious reform initiatives. He noted that collaboration is essential for tackling common challenges that transcend borders and require a united approach.

Among the key themes that emerged during the discussions were foreign investment and the promotion of sustainable tourism. Uzbekistan has set its sights on achieving upper middle-income status by the year 2030, making these areas crucial for its economic growth and development.

In addition to economic topics, the event showcased Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage. Various exhibitions focused on the country’s Islamic civilization, highlighting its dedication to preserving and promoting its historical legacy for future generations. These cultural heritage events underscored the importance of maintaining a connection to the past while striving for a sustainable future.