Shavkat Mirziyoyev

“The main principle of our cooperation is simple: the greater the contribution your investments make to the development of our country, the more opportunities Uzbekistan’s development creates for your success,”

“We view energy as more than just another economic sector. It is a solid foundation for our future and prosperity. We need not just investments, but mutual trust and a genuine partnership. This is the core purpose of our dialogue today,”

“Why am I doing this? To close the gap between investors and the president. Are you okay with that? I’m putting it mildly, and you understand. If I say we have a lot of problems, shortcomings, bureaucracy and corruption, that would also be…

We have plans for both a second and a third.

That is why we have begun construction of the first NPP.

We have made substantial investments in uranium mining and developed our capabilities and expertise.

Our uranium production is growing significantly.

That is why we are paying very close attention to nuclear energy.

Tomorrow, we will hold talks with new partners and investors on the construction of a second nuclear power plant.

“Our own idea! Our own investments! Our own future! New Uzbekistan, New Tashkent — they are ours!”

“Anyone who builds New Tashkent or Shirin together with us is truly one of us!”

“Capital, advanced ideas and honest work have no nationality!”

We need a flexible and transparent format in which strong, sovereign and independent states cooperate on the basis of mutual respect, trust and pragmatism.

We could launch its activities with a specific joint project: a pilot Program for the Environmental Modernization of Industrial Zones, Agro-clusters and Transport Hubs in our countries.

This dialogue should be continuous and substantive, with due consideration given to the interests of all countries in the region.

We regard this role as a great responsibility.

Today, significant water losses are costing our region far too much.

Water scarcity is becoming an increasingly serious constraint on the development of Central Asia.

It will enable better coordination of the development of new generation capacity, the deployment of modern energy storage systems and the creation of new energy corridors.

It is precisely this diversity that enables our countries to complement one another. We need to make wise use of this potential and take a comprehensive approach to the development of the region’s energy sector. Green energy will play an…

Such a resource would provide a more comprehensive picture of the region’s potential and demonstrate to international investors that our countries are ready to develop this area together.

Our countries possess significant reserves of raw materials essential for modern industry, energy and new technologies. Here, it is important for us to act together.

These results are not accidental. This is a school, this is a system, this is a new level of Uzbek chess.

The power is not above the law.