Uzbek-Indian friendship celebrated

UzA, 19 August 2010, 20:23

An event devoted to the 19th anniversary of independence of Uzbekistan and 64th anniversary of independence of India was held in Tashkent.

It was organized by Uzbekistan Friendship Societies Council, Uzbekistan-India Friendship Society and the Indian embassy in the country.

S.Gulomov, vice president of Uzbekistan Sciences Academy and chairman of the Friendship Societies Council, said cooperation between Uzbekistan and India was developing successfully in all areas.

The mutual visits of the heads of two states booster the bilateral relations. President of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov paid a state visit to India in 2005 and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visited Uzbekistan in 2006.

“Ties of friendship and cooperation between our people have deep historical roots,” Indian ambassador to Uzbekistan Manal Shakh Alkadri said. He expressed confidence that this cooperation would continue strengthening.

SK

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