ISLAMABAD – The Uzbekistan President is scheduled to visit Pakistan in February 2026, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral ties, Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov confirmed during a phone call with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar.
During the conversation, both leaders exchanged New Year greetings and emphasized the importance of continued diplomatic engagement between the two countries. Senator Dar warmly reciprocated the greetings, highlighting the cordial relations and ongoing cooperation between Islamabad and Tashkent.
The upcoming visit by the Uzbekistan President is expected to provide a platform for advancing cooperation in multiple sectors, including trade, investment, education, and regional connectivity. Officials noted that the visit will also enhance dialogue on strategic matters and foster stronger diplomatic relations.
Both ministers also discussed regional and international developments. They reaffirmed their commitment to deepening Pakistan-Uzbekistan relations and highlighted the importance of sustained collaboration to address mutual interests and challenges.
Experts say the visit of the Uzbekistan President will be a key milestone in bilateral diplomacy, potentially opening doors for new agreements and partnerships. Analysts also view it as a positive signal for economic cooperation and regional stability.
Pakistan and Uzbekistan have maintained friendly relations for decades, with both countries focusing on trade, infrastructure projects, and cultural exchanges. The February visit is expected to further strengthen these ties and explore new areas of cooperation.
Officials emphasized that preparatory work for the visit is underway, with both foreign ministries coordinating to ensure productive discussions and meaningful outcomes. The engagement reflects Islamabad and Tashkent’s shared commitment to expanding their partnership in the 21st century.
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The announcement of the Uzbekistan President’s visit has been welcomed by diplomatic circles and analysts, who see it as a strategic step toward closer regional collaboration and stronger economic ties.
