On June 4, First Deputy Minister of Transport Mamanbiy Omarov met with representatives of the Business Council of the Arab State of Egypt.
At the meeting, businessmen of the Arab state of Egypt were provided with detailed information about the ongoing reforms in the field of transport and logistics in our country.
Presentations of projects that can be implemented jointly in the transport sector were also held. The heads of Egyptian companies present at the meeting expressed their desire to participate in future investment projects.
Further tasks for the development of mutually beneficial cooperation for both sides were identified.
On November 19, Transport Week 2024 began its work in Moscow. Within the framework of the event, held by the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation for the 17th time, the forum and exhibition "Transport-2024" are also being held.
In order to provide high-quality transport services to residents of Urgench, update the traffic structure, and create additional comfort for passengers, Bunyod yo’lovchi Tashish LLC delivered 30 modern Zong tong buses manufactured in China.
A meeting was held with First Deputy Minister of Transport Maman bie M. Omarov and a delegation led by the Sustainable Infrastructure Group of the European Bank for Development and Reconstruction, Director of Eurasian Infrastructure Ekaterina Miroshnik.
First Deputy Minister of Transport Mamanbiy Omarov met with representatives of the delegation headed by Advisor to the Minister of Transport of the Republic of Latvia Janis Meyrans.
On November 6, a plenary meeting of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development dedicated to the development of the potential of the Trans-Caspian Corridor (Middle Corridor) was held in Tashkent within the framework of the European Economic Days 2024, organized by the European-Uzbek Association for Economic Cooperation EUROUZ.
As previously reported, within the framework of the ICANN 2024 event, the delegation of the Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan, with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is negotiating with a number of countries to launch air services in new directions.
