Uzbekistan, Japan discuss expanding strategic partnership, green and digital cooperation

Uzbekistan and Japan discussed the development of their expanded strategic partnership and the implementation of previously reached high-level agreements during talks involving the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan and Arfiya Eri, MFA of Uzbekistan reports.

The discussions focused on the current state and future prospects of bilateral relations, with particular attention to expanding cooperation in trade, economic ties, and sectoral collaboration. Both sides reviewed ongoing efforts to translate earlier agreements into practical outcomes across multiple areas.

A key part of the agenda was cooperation in green development, digitalization, and innovation. The parties also considered opportunities to expand joint projects in these fields as part of broader economic engagement between the two countries.

Special attention was given to the “Central Asia + Japan” dialogue framework, which was highlighted as a platform for strengthening regional cooperation between Japan and Central Asian states. The sides discussed its role in supporting structured engagement and coordinated initiatives.

The talks also included an exchange of views on strengthening interparliamentary relations and expanding cooperation in investment and technology. Both sides noted the importance of continued institutional dialogue in these areas.

The meeting concluded with confirmation of mutual interest in further developing the partnership based on long-term cooperation priorities and continued engagement between the two countries.