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Shavkat Mirziyoyev

Person · Head_of_state · Uzbekistan · 62 dispatches indexed · last seen Jun 25, 2026
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International Relations
Uzbekistan’s interests in Pakistan, or Uzbekistan’s nuclear-armed partner

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited Pakistan in February, signing strategic agreements to increase bilateral trade to $2 billion and form a $3.5 billion project portfolio, strengthening Central and South Asian connectivity and establishing military cooperation frameworks.

Qalampir.uz · May 16
International Relations
President proposes creation of 'Raqamli turkiy koridor' concept

President Mirziyoyev proposed the "Digital Turkic Corridor" concept at a Turkic States Organization summit on artificial intelligence, advocating for regional data exchange integration and digital development initiatives among member nations.

Gazeta · May 16
International Relations
Sadyr Japarov and Shavkat Mirziyoyev discussed the development of strategic partnership

Kyrgyzstan's President Japarov and Uzbekistan's President Mirziyoyev met May 15 to strengthen strategic partnership, emphasizing cooperation in trade, energy, transport, and culture while committing to regional stability and sustainable development.

Новости Кыргызстана, Бишкека и Оша — последние события на сегодня · May 15
International Relations
Uzbekistan, Austria Discuss Expanding Economic and Security Cooperation

Uzbek President Mirziyoyev met Austrian officials to expand bilateral cooperation, tripling trade turnover recently across construction, tourism, healthcare, and agriculture while signing agreements on labour migration, diplomacy, and regional security against terrorism and trafficking.

Kursiv Media · May 7
Geopolitical Economics
New Multipolar Economy: Questions for Russia and Eurasia

Post-Soviet republics formed the Eurasian Union to integrate economies through common currency and markets, facing persistent challenges discussed at St. Petersburg forum amid emerging multipolar global order reshaping trade routes and economic power dynamics.

Modern Diplomacy · Jun 7
Critical Tech & Minerals
Central Asia to Turn Mineral Wealth into Strategic Influence

Central Asian nations are leveraging vast critical mineral reserves, including Kazakhstan's rare earth deposits and Uzbekistan's copper facilities, to position themselves in global supply chains amid US-China-Europe competition for resources essential to electric vehicles and semiconductors.

Caspian Post · Jun 4
Geopolitical Economics
Uzbekistan officially joins New Development Bank

Uzbekistan officially joined the New Development Bank, enabling the country to attract foreign investment for infrastructure development and expand cooperation with international financial institutions, with a planned cooperation programme worth five billion dollars.

TV BRICS · May 22
International Relations
Women's rights and demographics take centre stage at regional forum in Bukhara

Regional leaders and UN officials convened in Bukhara to discuss how investing in women's rights, education, and demographic planning could drive long-term development across Asia, with Uzbekistan climbing 43 places in gender equality rankings.

Latest News From Euronews | Euronews · May 16
Geopolitical Economics
Are German businesses returning to Russia's SPIEF meeting?

Russian media claimed German businesses were returning to the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, but attendees like Thomas Bruch and Stefan Dürr primarily operate Russian ventures, not German companies, suggesting minimal genuine German business delegation involvement.

DW.com · Jun 4
Global Markets
Uzbekistan fund's IPO taps growing interest from global investors

An Uzbekistan fund launched an IPO that attracted significant global investor interest, reflecting growing confidence in the country's economy amid President Mirziyoyev's reform initiatives, though analysts note sustained efforts are needed to solidify these changes.

Nikkei Asia · May 19
Geopolitical Economics
How solar and wind projects are accelerating the energy transition

Uzbekistan added 5,600 megawatts of solar and wind capacity through international partnerships, bringing renewables to 30 percent of electricity mix with plans reaching 54 percent by 2030, strengthening energy security and supporting industrial growth.

Yahoo Finance Singapore · May 12
Critical Tech & Minerals
The $12.5 Billion Investment Designed to Counter China's Minerals Dominance

The Asian Development Bank committed $12.5 billion to Uzbekistan's economic modernization while launching a critical minerals initiative to challenge China's dominance over global supply chains for rare earths and essential materials.

Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice · May 5