中国驻乌兹别克斯坦大使：将加快推进两国互设文化中心

Group 1 - The second China-Central Asia Summit was successfully held in Astana, where the leaders of China and Uzbekistan outlined a new blueprint for bilateral relations, focusing on high-quality development and modern cooperation [1] - The Chinese ambassador to Uzbekistan emphasized the importance of cultural exchanges, including the establishment of cultural centers and visa-free travel, to enhance people-to-people connections and tourism cooperation [2] - The cooperation in education is deepening, with the establishment of Confucius classrooms in Uzbekistan and initiatives to encourage Chinese universities to set up branches and institutions in the country [2] Group 2 - The implementation of the visa-free policy is expected to boost tourism cooperation, with over 50 direct flights per week facilitating travel between the two countries [2] - The announcement of 2025-2026 as the "China-Central Asia Cooperation High-Quality Development Year" highlights the prioritization of facilitating personnel exchanges, marking significant opportunities for tourism collaboration [2] - The ambassador expressed the hope for high-quality cooperation that benefits both nations and their citizens, contributing to the modernization efforts of Central Asian countries [3]