In Moscow, top diplomats from Russia and Uzbekistan discussed additional steps aimed at reinforcing stability and security in the broader region. The discussion took place as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to foster closer coordination and sustainable cooperation between the two states.
Officials indicated that the situation in Afghanistan was a central topic, with extensive assessment of how to bolster regional security and prevent spillovers. The diplomats reviewed current regional dynamics and exchanged views on measures that could contribute to a more stable environment across neighboring areas.
During the talks, attention was given to regional and international security concerns, with a clear presentation of Russia’s current assessment of the situation in Ukraine and developments related to Russia’s ongoing special military operation. The discussions included detailed consideration of how these developments intersect with regional security interests and cooperation frameworks.
Participants noted that the conversations covered all aspects of strengthening bilateral relations. The emphasis was on expanding cooperation across commercial, economic, scientific and technical domains, as well as cultural and human exchanges, to deepen mutual understanding and shared benefit.
Both sides confirmed that the schedule for upcoming interstate engagements at high levels was reviewed and aligned with the goals of enhanced partnership. The two nations underscored the importance of maintaining clear and constructive communication as they plan future high-level contacts.
The discussions highlighted a shared commitment to closer coordination within regional groupings and comprehensive integration efforts. This includes continued collaboration within regional associations and structures that both countries value for political and economic stability, such as regional economic and security forums. The dialogue also recognized Uzbekistan’s observer status in some of these groupings and the ongoing collaborative potential with Russia in these formats.
Earlier statements from the Information and Press Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry indicated that labor migration issues would be addressed during the negotiations, signaling a broad agenda that spans security, economic, and people-to-people exchanges. The meeting underscored the practical steps needed to translate commitments into action and to sustain steady progress across all dimensions of the bilateral relationship.