Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- The German government is negotiating with Uzbekistan to sign a migration agreement that will allow illegal immigrants to quickly return to their homeland.

According to the DPA, there are still 253 Uzbeks living in the country who must leave Germany by the end of 2022, which is 189 more than a year ago.

These efforts between Germany and Uzbekistan are aimed at eradicating illegal migration while developing mutually beneficial cooperation. One of the main goals of this agreement is to facilitate the rapid return of illegal migrants to their countries.

The German government is also considering the possibility of intensifying cooperation in the field of labor migration through joint projects for training and employment of citizens of Uzbekistan in Germany. In addition, the German government is interested in attracting qualified personnel from Uzbekistan in the fields of healthcare and education.

Overall, by addressing this issue together, both countries can benefit from a more organized and transparent migration process.