Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić signed 20 agreements during Mirziyoyev’s first official visit to Belgrade. The deals cover transport, energy, digitalisation, and labour mobility. Both leaders also discussed preparations for a free trade agreement.
The Serbia-Uzbekistan Business Forum highlighted plans for a direct Belgrade-Tashkent flight, expected to launch in seven to eight months. Vučić said the route would improve economic ties. The agreement aims to strengthen regional connectivity and support the Middle Corridor project, which links Central Asia to Europe.
The collaboration focuses on enhancing trade and infrastructure. The free trade agreement is part of broader efforts to integrate Central Asian and European economies. The Middle Corridor project seeks to boost transportation and economic links across the region.
Both nations aim to deepen political and economic cooperation. The new flight and trade agreements reflect growing ties between Serbia and Uzbekistan. The developments are part of wider regional strategies to enhance connectivity and economic growth.
