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Uz.Daily (12 March 2026)

On 12 March, a scientific-practical conference titled “Uzbekistan-Tajikistan: New Perspectives on Alliance and Regional Cooperation” took place in Tashkent. The event brought together leading experts, scholars, and representatives of analytical, research, and educational institutions from both countries. Organized by the International Institute of Central Asia, the conference served as a vital platform for substantive exchange on key aspects of bilateral collaboration.

In his remarks, First Deputy Director of the Institute for Strategic and Interregional Studies under the President of Uzbekistan (ISMI), Akramjon Ne’matov, outlined the main directions for deepening Uzbek-Tajik partnership.

Ne’matov emphasized the urgent need to establish a unified production and technological space based on geographic proximity, complementary economies, and mutual competitive advantages. “This will reduce dependency on external shocks, replace expensive imports, lower consumer prices, and free additional resources for investment in promising sectors. Ultimately, our citizens will be the beneficiaries of such cooperation,” he noted.

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