Riyadh: GCC Secretary-General meets Uzbekistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs
In a dynamic and strategic move, the secretary-general of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jasem Albudaiwi, engaged in a high-level meeting with Uzbekistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Bakhtiyor Saidov in the bustling capital of Tashkent on Sunday.
The agenda was nothing short of groundbreaking as they delved deep into the preparations for the upcoming second ministerial meeting of the Strategic Dialogue between the GCC and Central Asian countries.
Set to take place on April 15 in Tashkent, this pivotal gathering will bring together esteemed ministers of foreign affairs from both the GCC and Central Asian nations.
Albudaiwi, a visionary leader, emphasized the paramount importance GCC countries place on their relationships with Central Asian nations. He highlighted that the swift organization of this joint ministerial meeting less than a year after their initial summit showcases the mutual desire to elevate relations across all sectors.
The discussions are poised to revolve around key areas such as political coordination, investment collaboration, digital economy advancements, and sustainable green energy security and utilization, as shared by Albudaiwi.