Uzbekistan and Armenia are expanding cooperation in trade, industry, transport, agriculture, digital technologies and tourism. The partnership aims to strengthen business ties, improve connectivity and create new opportunities for investment and economic collaboration.
Uzbekistan and Armenia are exploring new avenues to expand bilateral cooperation across trade, industry, transport, agriculture, digital technologies and tourism, as both countries seek to deepen economic and business ties. Recent discussions between officials highlighted opportunities for practical collaboration across multiple sectors.
The two sides discussed strengthening trade and economic relations by identifying new areas for cooperation and creating conditions for greater interaction between businesses. Industry and investment were among the areas highlighted, with both countries seeking to expand commercial exchanges and develop mutually beneficial projects.
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Transport cooperation was another key area of discussion. Improved connectivity between Uzbekistan and Armenia could support the movement of goods and people while strengthening broader trade links between Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Uzbekistan has been investing in the modernisation and digitalisation of its transport infrastructure, including railways, roads and logistics systems, as it seeks to improve its position along regional trade corridors.
Digital technologies are also emerging as an important component of bilateral engagement. Uzbekistan is implementing its Digital Uzbekistan-2030 strategy, which promotes the use of information and communication technologies across public administration, healthcare, education, agriculture and other sectors. The country is also expanding digital public services and technology infrastructure.
Cooperation in agriculture was also identified as an area with potential for expanded exchanges. Agricultural partnerships could include technology, production, processing and trade, creating opportunities for companies from both countries to access new markets and develop joint initiatives.
Tourism provides another avenue for strengthening people-to-people and commercial links. Greater connectivity and direct transport links can support increased tourist flows and facilitate business travel between Uzbekistan and Armenia.
The discussions come amid Uzbekistan’s broader efforts to strengthen economic partnerships with regional and international markets. The country is pursuing industrial expansion, technology adoption and infrastructure development while encouraging investment in higher-value sectors. Its 2026 industrial programme includes hundreds of new industrial and infrastructure projects aimed at moving production toward higher technological levels and expanding value-added chains.
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For Armenia, closer engagement with Uzbekistan offers an opportunity to strengthen links with Central Asia, while Uzbek businesses could gain access to markets and transport routes connecting the region with the South Caucasus.
The latest discussions indicate growing momentum in Uzbekistan-Armenia relations, with trade, transport, digitalisation, agriculture and tourism providing a foundation for broader economic cooperation.