India, Uzbekistan elevate ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, target $5 bn trade by 2030
India and Uzbekistan today signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) in various sectors, including Mining, Ayurveda, Tourism, Economic and financial dialogue, Comprehensive and strategic partnership, Higher education and the environment. Both Countries agreed to set a target of 5 billion dollars of bilateral trade by 2030, which is 5 times the current trade.
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