President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev has successfully wrapped up his working visit to Ankara, departing back for Tashkent after holding high-level discussions aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation between Tashkent and Ankara, as well as boosting regional integration efforts.

The visit featured crucial talks focusing on political, trade, economic, and cultural ties, resulting in the signing of five bilateral documents. These agreements included amendments to protocols concerning the exchange of preliminary customs data, adjustments to preferential trade frameworks, and new protocols regarding social security regulations. Additionally, the leaders took part in the grand opening ceremony of the Turkic States Civilization Park.

During the 13th summit of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS), the Uzbek leader proposed establishing 200 annual educational grants for youth across member states, alongside initiatives to facilitate cross-border travel using ID cards and the formation of a unified Turkic Tourism Alliance. Following the conclusion of the summit events, high-ranking Turkish officials officially bid farewell to the Uzbek delegation at Etimesgut Airport.

Source: podrobno.uz