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The President outlined Uzbekistan’s progress on climate action. The country has achieved its target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions per unit of GDP by 35% ahead of schedule and has set a new goal of a 50% reduction by 2035. The economy’s water intensity has nearly halved over the past decade, while renewable sources are set to account for 54% of electricity generation within four years.
The 8th Meeting of Special Representatives and Envoys of the European Union and the Central Asian States on Afghanistan was held in Almaty.
Fittingly, on this day Bishkek is hosting the anniversary SCO Summit — Kyrgyzstan holds the Organization’s chairmanship in the year of its 25th anniversary.
Two major facilities were inaugurated in Dushanbe ahead of the anniversary: the National Theatre and the National Stadium, designed to accommodate 30,000 spectators, which hosted a theatrical performance. The capital also held a ceremonial parade and a festive procession.
Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan share centuries of friendship and good-neighbourliness, and today our relations continue to grow as a strategic partnership.
On October 31, the International Institute for Central Asia (IICA) hosted a roundtable discussion titled “Central Asia and the Nordic Countries: New Opportunities for Partnership” with the participation of H.E. Alexander Stubb, President of Finland. Within the framework of the event, a Cooperation Agreement was signed between the International Institute for Central Asia and the Martti Ahtisaari Peace Foundation.
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