According to the presidential press service, at the meeting, the sides discussed the current state of bilateral relations and prospects for their further expansion.

The parties noted that the volume of trade turnover and the number of joint ventures and projects are growing at a steady pace.

“Joint programs are being successfully implemented within the framework of the adopted “road map”, including those aimed at increasing the efficiency of public administration, training management personnel, and developing digital government,” the report said.

The sides confirmed mutual interest in further expanding practical cooperation in the areas of effective management, development of trade potential, modernization of urban infrastructure, high technology, artificial intelligence, and other areas.