Xinjiang holds first Uzbekistan Business, Trade, Culture and Tourism Cooperation and Exchange Conference - China News Service Video

　　On the afternoon of January 21, the 2024 First Uzbekistan Business, Trade, Culture and Tourism Cooperation and Exchange Conference and the Xinjiang Tianjin Chamber of Commerce Annual Conference were hosted by the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in China and hosted by the Xinjiang Tianjin Enterprise Federation (Chamber of Commerce) in Hongguang Mountain, Urumqi, Xinjiang The “Belt and Road” reception hall in the scenic spot was successfully held.

　　Deputy Minister of Tourism and Cultural Heritage of the Republic of Uzbekistan Abdulsalamov Zamshed, Governor of Tashkent Oblast Zaire Mirzaev, Mayor of Samarkand Umarov and others of the Republic of Uzbekistan A total of more than 500 people attended the event, including governors and deputy governors of 12 states and business delegations, leaders of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Urumqi City, the Autonomous Region Department of Commerce, the Federation of Industry and Commerce, the Department of Culture and Tourism and other relevant departments, various business associations, and business, trade, cultural and tourism enterprises. Activity.

　　Tashkent Governor Zaire pointed out in his speech that "Uzbekistan and China have maintained good development relations since ancient times. In recent years, the relationship between Uzbekistan and China has become closer and closer. In May last year, the heads of state of the two countries met in Xi'an, China , and put forward some initiatives to bring more opportunities, including business, to the people of the two countries, and the future development between the two countries will be closer."

　　Friendly exchanges and cooperation between China and Ukraine are inseparable from the joint efforts of all parties.

Yang Anbin, vice president of the Urumqi Foreign Trade Chamber of Commerce, believes that Uzbekistan needs Chinese companies, but also Chinese aspirants and various investments.

Not only with Uzbekistan, Chinese entrepreneurs should go more into the five Central Asian countries to invest, travel, and study, so as to make the common cause of China and Central Asia bigger, stronger, and better.

(Produced by Li Mingfei)

Editor in charge: [Liu Pai]