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Uzbekistan, Serbia discuss cooperation in trade, industry, education and labor migration

President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev held talks with Serbia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đuric on May 6, focusing on expanding bilateral cooperation across political, economic, and humanitarian areas, as well as implementing previously reached high-level agreements.
At the beginning of the meeting, Marko Đuric conveyed greetings and good wishes from Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to the Uzbek leadership. The discussions reviewed the current state and future development of Uzbekistan–Serbia relations in the context of agreements reached during the October 2025 high-level contacts.
Both sides noted ongoing engagement between government institutions, parliamentary structures, and business communities, as well as the gradual expansion of humanitarian exchanges between the two countries. These interactions were described as contributing to the broader framework of bilateral cooperation.
Economic cooperation was identified as a key priority area. The parties discussed measures to increase bilateral trade turnover and develop a comprehensive cooperation program covering several sectors, including mechanical engineering, pharmaceuticals, chemical industry, information technology, agriculture, and tourism. The discussions also included potential expansion of cooperation in additional mutually relevant sectors.
To support the implementation of the economic agenda, the parties agreed to hold the first meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission in Belgrade later this year. The commission is expected to serve as a platform for coordinating bilateral initiatives and advancing sector-specific cooperation.
The meeting also addressed cooperation in labor migration, culture, and education. These areas were considered part of broader efforts to strengthen institutional and social ties between Uzbekistan and Serbia.
In addition, the sides exchanged views on current regional and international developments, as well as on the schedule of upcoming high-level meetings between the two countries.

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