Ilkhom Nematov meets with a delegation of the CIS Financial and Banking Council
25/02/2020 11:45
Ilkhom Nematov meets with a delegation of the CIS Financial and Banking Council
25/02/2020 11:45
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- On 24 February 2020, the First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Ilkhom Nematov, met with a delegation of the CIS Financial and Banking Council (FBS) consisting of the chairman, adviser on economic issues of the chairman of the Executive Committee, CIS Executive Secretary Anatoly Kazakov, FBS CIS President Vadim Kumin, General Director of the Council Pavel Nefidov and Deputy General Director Andrei Laikov.
At the beginning of the conversation, Vadim Kumin congratulated the Uzbek side on the successful start of the chairmanship of the Commonwealth of Independent States, which aims to further strengthen cooperation within the CIS, primarily in trade, economic, investment and industrial cooperation.
The Uzbek side provided information on the open and constructive policy of Uzbekistan in relation to the countries of Central Asia, the CIS and other leading states and international organizations.
It was noted that the development of cooperation with the CIS countries is one of the main priorities of Uzbekistan’s foreign policy, laid down in the Strategy of Action on five priority areas of the country’s development in 2017-2021. It was emphasized that Uzbekistan adopted the Concept of the CIS Roadmap Chairmanship for its implementation.
The sides also discussed relevant aspects of the interaction between Uzbekistan and the FBS CIS.
It was emphasized that the regular International Financial and Banking Forum of the CIS member states planned for holding in Tashkent is a logical continuation of a similar event held in Tashkent on March 28-29, 2019.
It is planned that the upcoming forum will bring together heads of national and commercial banks and exchanges, representatives of financial departments, banking associations and associations, as well as heads of innovative and investment companies from the CIS countries, Southeast Asia and the European Union.
The meeting addressed other issues of mutual interest.
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