Overview
- The two leaders agreed on August 30 to elevate bilateral relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Uzbekistan’s top state honour during the Tashkent visit.
- India and Uzbekistan reached a long‑term arrangement for uranium supply aimed at supporting India’s civilian nuclear and energy plans.
- Both sides set an ambitious target to raise bilateral trade to USD 5 billion by 2030 from about USD 1 billion today and plan a joint business summit to drive commerce.
- New coordination structures were created to ensure follow‑through: a foreign minister‑level Coordination Council and an upgraded ministerial Joint Commission to guide cooperation across trade, defence, energy and connectivity.
- Modi will move on to Bishkek to represent India at the 26th SCO Summit and the World Nomad Games, using the multilateral forum to press priorities on regional security, connectivity, and economic opportunity while consolidating ties with Central Asian partners.