The Uzbek Foreign Minister received the credentials of ambassadors from Venezuela, New Zealand, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan met with the heads of diplomatic missions from Venezuela, New Zealand, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. This was reported by Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov on his Telegram channel.

Despite the significant geographical distance, during negotiations with the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Venezuela to Uzbekistan, Rosalba Lo Bue Antico, the parties agreed to build bridges to bring our countries closer together. The need to expand joint projects, strengthen interparliamentary ties, and exchange experiences was emphasized.

The Foreign Minister also received the credentials from Ivan Orlic, the first ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Uzbekistan. The parties expressed a sincere interest in creating more dynamic and multifaceted relations and noted the significant potential for cooperation in both bilateral and multilateral formats, particularly in the field of economics.

Bakhtiyor Saidov also welcomed the newly appointed ambassador of New Zealand to Uzbekistan, Mark Julian Trainor. He pointed out that the foreign ministries of both countries should take a leading role in shaping and implementing a comprehensive program of mutually beneficial cooperation. Special attention was given to promising areas such as sustainable agricultural development, industrial growth, green economy, partnerships between business circles, and more.

The minister wished the newly appointed ambassadors success in their missions.