India and Uzbekistan have reaffirmed their commitment to expanding economic cooperation, setting an ambitious target to double bilateral trade over the next three years. During high-level discussions, both countries reviewed their growing partnership and explored new opportunities in trade, investment, connectivity, technology, energy, and other key sectors.
The two sides emphasized the importance of enhancing business-to-business engagement, improving market access, and creating favorable conditions for greater commercial exchanges. They also discussed measures to boost investment flows and strengthen collaboration in areas such as innovation, tourism, education, and cultural exchanges.
India and Uzbekistan have witnessed steady growth in economic relations in recent years, supported by regular diplomatic engagement and efforts to deepen strategic cooperation. Both nations expressed confidence that closer collaboration and targeted initiatives would help achieve the trade expansion goal while further strengthening their long-standing partnership.
The discussions also included an exchange of views on regional and global developments, highlighting the shared commitment of both countries to promoting stability, connectivity, and sustainable economic growth.
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