AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAzerbaijan–Uzbekistan “Eternal Friendship” Treaty: A new legal framework was hailed as a long-term strategic foundation, designed to keep the partnership stable regardless of politics and to turn “brotherhood” into real business—banking, energy, tourism, mining, agriculture, textiles, IT and more. Culture diplomacy in Tashkent: Leyla Aliyeva toured works at the first Bukhara Biennial, while the First Ladies visited the “Okhun Gozar” art space featuring ceramics, needlework, jewelry and woodcarving. Education & heritage links: Leaders attended the opening of the National Pedagogical University named after Nizami Ganjavi and laid groundwork for an “Azerbaijan” Park in New Tashkent; Hikmat Hajiyev also shared a “Karabakh to Bukhara” science-and-friendship message tied to Yusif Garabaghi. Media cooperation: Uzbek journalists stressed that joint coverage and professional exchanges help audiences understand shared history, culture and values. Arts on the move: Azerbaijan’s National Carpet Museum returned to Budapest’s Folk Arts Festival with carpet-weaving and kelaghayi master classes. Sports culture: Euronews highlighted plans for Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan to co-host the FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2027. Regional note: Azerbaijan’s appellate court upheld the verdict against human rights defender Rufat Safarov, with defense preparing a cassation appeal.
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