On the occasion of the national holiday "Nawruz", the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Japan, in collaboration with the Nanao International Relations Center and the "YOU-I" NGO, hosted a charity event for victims of the recent earthquake near the Noto Peninsula in January 2024. Held at the Yatago Community Center in Nanao, Ishikawa Prefecture, the event aimed to provide support and uplift the spirits of those affected.

During his visit to Japan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Saidov, met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Ms. Yoko Kamikawa.

The "Uzbekistan-Japan Business Forum" took place in Tokyo on March 8 of this year as part of the visit of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Saidov, to Japan.

The legal guarantee of the prosperity of the state is its Constitution, a document that has the highest legal force. The Basic Law contains programmatic guidelines and serves as a source of welfare that ensures our rights and order in society.

The courage of our people during the Second World War and their contribution to the victory over fascism is incomparable. The whole world knows and acknowledges this. How many of our ancestors died on this road, and some of them returned home as heroes. How many of our grandfathers and grandmothers worked in conditions no less than those at the front.

​Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are the largest economies in Central Asia, largely complementary in nature. This circumstance favors the development of the regional integration process, which, after a long freeze, was intensified in 2018 in the format of consultative meetings at the highest level. Almost a historical event was a consequence of the transformation of the foreign policy of Uzbekistan, where Central Asia is designated as the main priority.

The International Scientific and Practical Conference “Goodwill Ambassadors of the Aral Sea Region” was held in Nukus, dedicated to solving the environmental problems of the region.