This agreement is designed to enhance bilateral cooperation across several key sectors, including economic trade, human resources development, and sustainable industrial growth. Anthony Lam, Chairman of FHKI, emphasized that Uzbekistan represents a vital market as the most populous nation in Central Asia. They noted that Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to act as a primary link between mainland China and Central Asian markets. The Governor of the Syrdarya Region, Erkinjon Turdimov, highlighted his district's ambition to become a leader in innovation by drawing on successful development strategies used in China. Beyond industrial advancement, the partnership is expected to open doors for collaboration in culture and tourism, offering a multifaceted approach to regional development.

Source: The Standard April 02, 2026 19:03 UTC