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COUNTRY: UZBEKISTAN
NATIONALITY: UZBEK
AREA: 447.400 KM2
CAPITAL: TASHKENT
TYPE OF GOVERNMENT: PREZIDENTIAL REPUBLIC
BIG CITIES: TASHKENT, SAMARKAND, ANDIJAN, BUKHARA
POPULATION: MORE THAN 34 mln.
PREZIDENT: SH. M. MIRZIYOYEV
CURRENCY: SOM(UZS)
NATIONAL SYMBOLS: FLAG(royalty free vector), EMBLEM(coat arms seal) and ANTHEM
Uzbekistan relations with other countries.
In 1991 there happened a great event in Uzbekistan’s life. It gained it’s independence. I.A.Karimov is the first president of independent of Uzbekistan. After becoming an independent state. Uzbekistan was recognized by 165 countries and relations in spheres of diplomacy, polities, economies, science, technology and culture were established with more than 120 of them.
More than 43 countries of the world have opened their embassies in Tashkent. In the meantime, in more than 30 countries of the world, for instance, in the USA, Turkey, Germany, France, China, Pakistan and many other countries Uzbekistan has opened its embassies and consulates.
The president of Uzbekistan visited many countries in order to strengthen economic, cultural and security relations. Different agreements with Turkey. China, India, Saudi Arabia, France and other countries have been sighed.
The president of Uzbekistan visited many countries in order to strengthen economic, cultural and security relations. Different agreements have been signed recently with Turkey. China, India , Arabia, France and other countries .
No state can live without foreign economic ties with many countries in the world and participates in different international festivals, exhibitions and so on. Many industrial enterprises are trying to independently sell their products on the world market.
Import greatly exceeds export in foreign economic relations. Uzbekistan has trade relations with many countries, including Russia, China, Germany, Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Turkey, France, India, Great Britain and others.
Nowadays there are more than 130 nations live in Uzbekistan friendly and working in different spheres of society.