Experts in Tashkent Talk About Kazakhstan's Speech

Experts met in Tashkent to talk about a speech. The speech was by Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, President of Kazakhstan. The speech was given on 28 October 2026. The meetings were at the International Institute for Central Asia. They were also at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy.

Scholars, diplomats and parliament members came. Experts from ISRS took part too. ISRS is the Institute for Strategic and Regional Studies. It works under the President of Uzbekistan.

Akramjon Nematov is first deputy director of ISRS. He said the speech was very important. It matches many big changes now happening in Uzbekistan. Both countries have many similar tasks, he said.

Nematov said the president set goals for energy and transport. These goals also cover minerals, artificial intelligence and people's skills. Together, these goals form one plan for many years. He said these goals are close to the Uzbekistan 2030 strategy.

Experts agreed that matching the plans may help. Matching them may make Central Asia's economy stronger.

Participants proposed a joint road map up to 2030. A road map is a plan with steps. It would name the main projects for both countries.