Uzbekistan and UN Women to Expand Cooperation in Gender Equality
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Uzbekistan and UN Women to Expand Cooperation in Gender Equality

The Chairperson of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of Uzbekistan, Tanzila Narbaeva, held a meeting with the Regional Director of UN Women for Europe and Central Asia, Belen Sanz Luque. The purpose of the discussion was to review the current state and prospects of cooperation between Uzbekistan and UN Women.

The opening of the UN Women office in Uzbekistan was characterized as a significant step in developing international partnership on the issue of gender equality. The parties also discussed collaboration within a joint program launched in April 2026 involving UN Women, UNFPA, and UNICEF. This program aims to increase women's economic opportunities.

Priorities identified during the meeting included boosting women's economic activity and expanding their participation in digital markets, as well as in green economy and sustainable industries. The importance of support from UN Women for holding the next forum in Uzbekistan in 2028 was noted.

Participants discussed cooperation in the context of the 70th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, the results of the Second Asian Women's Forum held in Bukhara in May 2026, and the promotion of initiatives put forward at this forum.

Particular attention was paid to interaction within the framework of the Dialogue of Women Leaders of Central Asian Countries. Participants discussed the possibility of organizing a regional conference to advance the global agenda of 'Women, Peace, and Security'. Furthermore, the parties analyzed the preparation of Uzbekistan's Gender Profile, emphasizing the need to reflect ongoing reforms and achievements in ensuring gender equality in this document.

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Uzbekistan and Georgia held their first meeting of the Working Group on Agricultural Issues via video conference to discuss new directions for joint cooperation in the agrarian sphere.

The meeting was attended by the Deputy Minister of Agriculture of Uzbekistan, representatives of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia, as well as specialists from relevant scientific research institutions, according to the Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan.

The main focus of the participants was on exchanging experience in the field of animal husbandry. The parties discussed the development of this sector, the interaction between scientific research and practical application, and the introduction of advanced methods into production processes.

Furthermore, the topic of creating and cultivating olive groves was raised. Georgia's experience, modern agrotechnologies, and approaches to creating such plantations were reviewed, as were the prospects for developing scientific methods in horticulture, vegetable farming, and gardening.

At the end of the meeting, the participants emphasized the need for continuous development of mutually beneficial cooperation, strengthening existing ties, and implementing new joint projects in the agricultural sector.

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