Li Shulei from the CPC met Uzbekistan’s advisor Sardor Umurzakov in Beijing to discuss strengthening bilateral ties. The two nations aim to enhance their all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership, promoting inter-party exchanges and deeper cultural communication to achieve high-quality development in their relations.
On Tuesday in Beijing, a significant meeting occurred between Li Shulei, head of the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC), and Sardor Umurzakov, the advisor on special assignments to the president of Uzbekistan. This encounter underscores the growing partnership between China and Uzbekistan, which was recently elevated to an all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership, marking a historical peak in bilateral relations.
Li Shulei emphasized China’s commitment to collaborating with Uzbekistan in fulfilling the strategic consensus formed by their heads of state. He highlighted the importance of enhancing inter-party and cultural exchanges to foster a deeper mutual understanding and cooperation between the two nations. Major focus areas will include civilizational dialogue and promoting quality developments in bilateral relations.
In response, Umurzakov expressed Uzbekistan’s eagerness to deepen cooperation with China across various sectors, aligning with the future directives set by the leaders of both countries. This shared vision aims to continuously improve the relationship between the two nations, focusing on sustainable and cooperative growth in diverse fields.
The meeting between the senior Chinese official and Uzbekistan’s presidential advisor marks a pivotal moment in enhancing China-Uzbekistan relations. Both nations are committed to implementing their heads of state’s vision through strengthened communication and cooperation. This partnership is poised to support elevated bilateral ties, embracing cultural exchanges and strategic collaboration.
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