AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDiplomacy: Chinese Premier Li Qiang is due in Uzbekistan on Oct. 17–18. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is also expected in Samarkand for C5+1 talks on regional cooperation, bringing more than 200 business representatives. China ties: An Uzbek expert says joint work in areas including energy, manufacturing and railways is helping advance national development. Energy: Uzbekistan has signed $4.7 billion in energy deals and outlined plans for two more nuclear power plants. Heritage: The ancient Dargom and Shohrud canals have joined the World Heritage Irrigation Structures list; both still support agriculture and historic oases. Higher education: Universities from Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan agreed to expand exchanges, research and joint projects at a forum in Khankendi. Trade: Tashkent-based cargo carrier My Freighter won UK approval to operate cargo flights, with services expected to begin soon.
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