Uzbekistan - Italy: A historical turning point in relations
The publication "Secolo d'italia" assessed the naming of one of the streets in Samarkand after Rome as a symbolic tribute to the Italian people and Meloni. It was noted that this event is a vivid expression of the historical ties, cultural closeness, and mutual trust between the two peoples.
The publication praised the ancient heritage of Uzbekistan, the unique architecture of Samarkand, and its hospitality. Therefore, Meloni also called our country "the heart of Central Asia" in his speech, highly appreciating the rich culture and modern development of our country.
The article "Agenzia Nova" focused on the economic direction. The publication writes that Uzbekistan has become an attractive market for foreign investors in recent years, bureaucratic barriers have been reduced, and the business environment has been improved. The agreements signed during the visit of the head of the Italian government, covering the energy, agriculture, transport, industry and technology sectors, clearly demonstrated the economic potential of our republic. The Italian side highly appreciated the level of cooperation and openly expressed its intention to further expand ties in the future.
The author of the article published in the pages of "Italia Oggi" emphasized Uzbekistan's commitment to reforms, its desire to develop innovation and digital technology. It was noted that there are wide opportunities for Italian companies in our market in the energy, agriculture, transport, construction, IT sectors. In turn, it was recognized that Uzbekistan values Italy as an important partner connecting Europe.
In general, the materials published in the Italian press are clearly expressed in a warm tone, recognition and hope. It is emphasized that Uzbekistan is pursuing an effective policy in the international arena, striving for stability, and is presenting itself as a state ready for global partnership. Meloni's visit is assessed as an event that brought the two peoples closer not only politically and economically, but also culturally.
In general, this event strengthens the positive image of our country in the minds of the European community. Because today's Uzbekistan is open to the world, steadfast and resolute in the path of reforms, and always ready for international cooperation.
Mirhabib Sayfullaev, UzA
