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Uzbekistan’s president arrives in Moscow on his first state visit

Uzbekistan’s first deputy prime minister said earlier the visit was expected to yield 55 bilateral documents to an aggregate sum of about 16 billion US dollars

MOSCOW, April 4. /TASS/. Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has arrived in Moscow on his first state visit in this capacity. Mirziyoyev’s plane landed in Moscow’s Vnukovo airport on Tuesday evening.

On April 5, the Uzbek president will meet with Russian top officials, President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. The agenda of the talks with Medvedev will include cooperation in the energy, industry and agriculture sectors, joint investments and infrastructure projects.

Talks with President Putin will focus on "key aspects of bilateral relations," the Kremlin press service said. Apart from that, the two leaders will "outline steps towards further development of mutually beneficial cooperation in the political, trade-and-economic, cultural-and-humanitarian and research spheres."

Uzbekistan’s First Deputy Prime Minister Achilbai Ramatov said earlier the visit was expected to yield 55 bilateral documents to an aggregate sum of about 16 billion US dollars.

This is Mirziyoyev’s first visit to Russia after he was elected Uzbek president in December 2016.