Qatar and Uzbekistan maintain relations focused on investment; trade; transport; political consultation. Only claims tied to traceable evidence are stated as current facts.
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Symposium at Diplomatic Institute Highlights Role of Islamic Centers in Qatar and Uzbekistan in Promoting Islamic Civilization
Doha, October 29 (QNA) - A symposium organized by the Qatar Committee for the Alliance of Civilizations, in cooperation with the Diplomatic Institute of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, highlighted the role of Islamic centers in Qatar and Uzbekistan in promoting Islamic civilization.
Qatar-Uzbekistan Joint Committee Holds 3rd Meeting on Economic, Trade and Technical Cooperation
Doha, October 26 (QNA) - The third meeting of the Qatar-Uzbekistan Joint Committee on Economic, Trade and Technical Cooperation was held on the sidelines of the 9th World Investment Forum 2026.
Tashkent, October 26 (QNA) - HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani met with HE President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, as part of His Highness’s working visit to Uzbekistan.
Secretary-General of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Meets Director of Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan
Doha, October 28 (QNA) - HE Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Chairman of the Qatari Committee for the Alliance of Civilizations, Dr. Ahmed bin Hassan Al Hammadi, met on Wednesday with HE Director of the Islamic Civilization Center in the Republic of Uzbekistan, Dr. Firdavs Abdukhaliko…
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