Uzbekistan and Turkey to Establish Supreme Council for Business Support
The package of agreements includes expanding the list of goods in preferential trade and a social security agreement
In Ankara, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed an agreement to establish the Supreme Council for Business Support.
During the meeting, the parties adopted a package of bilateral documents aimed at deepening trade, economic, and social cooperation: - Trade expansion: a protocol was signed to increase the list of goods under the existing preferential trade agreement; - Customs cooperation: the parties approved an additional protocol on the preliminary exchange of information regarding the movement of goods and transport across borders; - Social sphere: intergovernmental and administrative agreements were concluded on social security and the procedure for its implementation.
The new agreements are intended to create favorable conditions for entrepreneurs from both countries and ensure the protection of citizens' social rights.
