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Uzbekistan and South Korea Discuss Expansion of Transport Cooperation

Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea held discussions on prospects for deepening cooperation in the transport sector. The possibilities of implementing intelligent transport systems and digitizing infrastructure were discussed.

The discussion took place in Gannewon, South Korea

The negotiations were held in the city of Gannewon, South Korea, as part of the World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). The meeting included the Deputy Minister of Transport of Uzbekistan, Ilhomjon Abdugafarov, and the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of South Korea, Hong Ji-soon.

The parties studied the potential for exchanging experience in the development and application of modern technological solutions, and also discussed ways to improve transport management systems and increase road safety levels. Special attention was paid to the integration of innovative technologies into transport infrastructure and the further development of bilateral partnership in this industry.

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Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Japan, Yoshimasa Uno, and First Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance of Uzbekistan, Ilhom Norkulov, held a meeting on October 6 to discuss prospects for deepening bilateral interaction.

The Ministry of Economy and Finance of Uzbekistan reported that the negotiations focused on trade and economic ties, infrastructure and innovation development, as well as finding new areas for cooperation.

The discussion included Kenji Hirata, the Japanese Ambassador to Uzbekistan, and other relevant officials. The parties reviewed opportunities for further development of mutually beneficial partnership and new spheres for practical interaction.

Particular attention was paid to the implementation of initiatives put forward at the first Central Asia – Japan Summit, which took place in December 2025, as well as agreements reached after the high-level visit.

The Japanese side presented the concept of the 'Free and Open Indo-Pacific' (FOIP). This concept was first introduced by Japan in 2016, and an updated version, FOIP 3.0, was presented by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in May 2026.

The updated concept prioritizes the development of economic infrastructure for the age of artificial intelligence, ensuring the resilience of energy supply chains and critical raw materials, as well as public-private partnerships and security cooperation.

Furthermore, the meeting discussed prospects for implementing projects in green energy, increasing energy efficiency, and using water-saving technologies.

At the conclusion of the talks, both sides reaffirmed their readiness to consistently develop cooperation in areas of mutual interest and strengthen practical ties between Uzbekistan and Japan.

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