Uzbekistan’s trade relations with the United States have shown steady expansion over the past decade. In 2024, Uzbekistan exported $431 million worth of goods to the U.S. – a tenfold increase compared to 2014 ($42.4 million). The share of the U.S. in Uzbekistan’s total exports rose from 0.3% in 2014 to 1.6% in 2024, reflecting gradual diversification toward high-value markets.

Today one of the priority directions of Uzbekistan’s foreign policy is the expansion of strategic partnerships and the exchange of modern knowledge and scientific innovations. In this process, cooperation with the United States–especially in higher education, science, and innovation–is reaching a new level.

In 2024, the bilateral trade turnover between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan exceeded 4.27 billion USD, almost double the 2017 level (exports – 1.5 billion USD, imports – 2.8 billion USD). Active efforts are underway to fulfill the agreement between the leaders to raise this figure to 10 billion USD by 2030.

In recent years, Uzbekistan has significantly intensified its cooperation with Central Asian countries in the areas of environmental protection, sustainable natural resource management, and combating climate change. Joint programs, signed agreements, and multilateral initiatives have laid the foundation for creating a unified ecological space in the region — one built on the principles of sustainability and shared responsibility toward nature.

2025-yil 11–13-noyabr kunlari “O‘zekspomarkaz” MKMda texnologik taraqqiyot va kelajak xavfsizligining yagona g‘oyasi bilan birlashtirilgan ikki tadbir — “Umumiy xavfsizlik – Securex Uzbekistan 2025” 16-xalqaro ko‘rgazmasi va elektronika, elektrotexnika hamda innovatsion texnologiyalar “E-TechExpo 2025” 4-xalqaro ko‘rgazmasi o‘tkaziladi.

​On November 3, President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, at the invitation of Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, arrived in Qatar on a working visit to participate in the Second World Summit for Social Development.

​In October, the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, will pay a state visit to the Kingdom of Belgium, during which important decisions are expected to be made that will mark a qualitatively new stage in relations between Uzbekistan and the European Union. In particular, the visit will feature the signing of the Agreement on Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation.

To support the athletes of the Uzbekistan national team participating in the Tokyo Deaflympics 2025, and to showcase the emotions and strength of people with hearing impairments, a special photo exhibition entitled “Hearing Through Vision: Stories of Uzbekistan” will be held in Tokyo.