Russian President Vladimir Putin highly valued the visit of Uzbekistan's leader Shavkat Mirziyoyev to Moscow on May 9, describing it as a vivid expression of the close and trusting relations between the two countries. This was reported by the Russian presidential press service.
It is reported that during the dialogue between the two leaders, Vladimir Putin emphasized that in today's complex and changing international situation, such meetings are an important manifestation of not only traditional friendship but also cooperation in a spirit of brotherhood.
The Russian leader also specifically highlighted that Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited Moscow "despite various external signals and pressures." He assessed this step as a practical confirmation of mutual trust and strategic closeness, expressing sincere gratitude to the President of Uzbekistan for his friendly attitude and participation in the Victory Day events.
During the conversation, it was noted that relations between the two countries are developing consistently and steadily, with strategic partnership and alliance ties reaching a new level. Vladimir Putin emphasized the importance of further deepening cooperation in this direction and expanding ties in economic, political, and humanitarian spheres.
It is worth noting that this visit is considered an important step in strengthening multifaceted relations between the two countries, increasing mutual trust, and ensuring regional stability.
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