The chairmen of the Senate of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan met

The Chairman of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of Uzbekistan Tanzila Norbayeva met with the Chairman of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan Maulen Ashimbayev within the framework of the first inter-parliamentary forum of the Central Asian countries. At the meeting, it was noted that the cooperation between our countries is developing on the basis of high trust and mutual respect, and in turn, the activation of relations will serve to further expand the multilateral relations of our countries. During the dialogue held in a constructive and practical spirit, the prospects of inter-parliamentary cooperation, in particular the enrichment of mutual relations with new content, were exchanged. T. Norboyeva noted that it is important to comprehensively develop inter-parliamentary cooperation in the current conditions of strengthening Uzbekistan-Kazakhstan relations. Members of parliament must make every effort to ensure parliamentary control over the implementation of the goals set by the leaders of our countries.

Also, the deepening of cultural and humanitarian relations is an important factor in strengthening friendly relations between brotherly nations, and parliaments support cultural exchanges, in particular, joint activities in science, education, tourism, sports and other fields. must be active. M.Ashimbayev touched on the regional importance of the forum of the Central Asian countries and emphasized that Uzbekistan was the initiator of the organization of the forum in this format. He expressed confidence that the mutually beneficial constructive cooperation between the two countries will rise to a new level on this platform and will provide a basis for more effective relations between the two countries in various fields agreed upon at a high level. During the dialogue, the parties emphasized the need to make wider use of the possibilities of the parliaments in order to further strengthen relations between the two countries in trade-economic, investment cooperation, transport-communication, cultural-humanitarian spheres. At the end of the meeting, it was agreed to continue regular dialogue and exchange of views on wide-ranging issues of the bilateral and regional agenda.

Source: UzA