15 documents signed between Uzbekistan and Jordan

15 documents signed between Uzbekistan and Jordan

In Samarkand, Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Abdullah II held talks and adopted a joint statement to strengthen their partnership.

Within the framework of the visit, 15 bilateral documents were signed:

* Extradition agreement;
* Agreement on mutual promotion and protection of investments;
* Agreement on the formation of a joint commissionIn Samarkand, Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Abdullah II held talks and adopted a joint statement to strengthen their partnership.

Within the framework of the visit, 15 bilateral documents were signed:

* Extradition agreement;
* Agreement on mutual promotion and protection of investments;
* Agreement on the formation of a joint commission;
• Agreement on the abolition of visa requirements;
• Agreement on cooperation in the field of higher education and scientific research;
• Agreement on cooperation in the field of tourism;
* Declaration on amendments to the intergovernmental agreement on air travel;
* Declaration on the online exchange of preliminary information about the movement of goods and vehicles;
* Agreement on cooperation in the field of Agriculture;
* Agreement on cooperation in the field of quarantine and protection of plants;
* Veterinary cooperation agreement* Declaration on amendments to the intergovernmental agreement on air travel;
* Declaration on the online exchange of preliminary information about the movement of goods and vehicles;
* Agreement on cooperation in the field of Agriculture;
* Agreement on cooperation in the field of quarantine and protection of plants;
* Veterinary cooperation agreement;
* Memorandum in the field of Standardization, Metrology and conformity assessment;
* interagency memoranda on understanding of Religious Affairs;
• A plan of practical measures to implement the agreements reached during the state visit of Abdullah II ibn al-Husayn, King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

At the end of the state visit, the “roadmap” for the implementation of the agreements was also approved, and Shavkat Mirziyoyev was awarded Jordan's Supreme badge — the Order of An-Nahda.