Uzbekistan and Belarus further strengthened their military cooperation

An important meeting was held in Minsk, dedicated to further strengthening military cooperation between the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Republic of Belarus. One.uz reports on this.

According to the press service of the Executive Committee of the CIS, the prospects for developing defense relations between the two states were discussed within the framework of the talks. Belarusian Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin and Uzbekistan’s Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador to Belarus, as well as the Permanent Authorized Representative to the CIS Charter Bodies, Nuriddin Mamajonov, participated in the negotiations.

New steps in the military sphere: What was discussed in the Minsk talks? During the meeting, the parties focused on the following key aspects regarding defense and security: Prospects for military cooperation: The parties reviewed the current state of military cooperation between Uzbekistan and Belarus and thoroughly discussed opportunities to further strengthen it and take it to a new level; Confidence in expanding relations: Participants in the meeting expressed firm confidence that military partnership between the two states will continue to expand consistently in the future; Details of directions and agreements: It was noted that the specific clauses of the agreements expected to be signed and detailed information on practical cooperation directions have not yet been disclosed.