Mirziyoyev's book about Uzbekistan was presented in Beijing
The Chinese edition of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev's book on the reforms, foreign policy, and development strategy of New Uzbekistan was presented in China.
Mirziyoyev's Book on Uzbekistan Presented in Beijing
The official presentation of the Chinese edition of the book by the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, titled "Uzbekistan on the Path of Sustainable Development and Prosperity," took place in Beijing. The event was attended by representatives of government bodies, the scientific and expert community, business, mass media, and the diplomatic corps, according to a correspondent of the "Dunyo" Information Agency.
The book was published by the Chinese publishing house "Renmin" and comprises eight chapters.
It highlights the large-scale transformations in Uzbekistan, the country's interaction with the UN and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, as well as the significance of Central Asia in the republic's foreign policy.
The publication includes Mirziyoyev's speeches and reports dedicated to reforms within the framework of building a New Uzbekistan, as well as the country's domestic and foreign policy. Additionally, it features interviews and articles by the head of state that were previously published in foreign media.
Participants in the presentation emphasized that the book would help Chinese readers and the international audience better understand the ongoing reforms in Uzbekistan, national development priorities, and the country's foreign policy course.
Liu Haixing, Head of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, called the publication a significant event in the year marking the tenth anniversary of the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries.
He also recalled that on January 2, 2027, Uzbekistan and China will mark the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations.
According to him, Beijing intends to continue supporting the independent development and modernization of Uzbekistan. The Chinese side views the transformations in the republic as an opportunity to further strengthen political trust and expand mutually beneficial cooperation.
Hong Dayong, Deputy Head of the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee, called the release of the book an important event in the development of humanitarian ties between the two states. He noted that cultural and intellectual exchanges complement the development of bilateral relations.
According to Hong Dayong, the publication reveals the President of Uzbekistan's approaches to state governance and the features of the national development model.
It also reflects the political will to implement the "Uzbekistan – 2030" Strategy. In his view, the book is of interest to Chinese experts, public figures, and a wide readership.
Fu Xiaoqiang, President of the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, stated that the publication allows for a deeper study of the strategic goals of reforms in New Uzbekistan, as well as the directions of the country's domestic modernization and foreign policy. He called the book a useful source for the Chinese audience studying the republic's development processes.
Piao Yangfan, Deputy Secretary-General of the SCO, also noted the significance of the publication for understanding the transformations in Uzbekistan. She emphasized that the book reflects changes in the rule of law, human rights protection, and improving the population's standard of living.
According to her, the consistent implementation of reforms contributes to strengthening Uzbekistan's international prestige and economic attractiveness.
Piao Yangfan expressed the opinion that the book will find readers in China and other SCO countries, and that the approaches outlined in it resonate with the principles of mutual trust, equality, respect for cultural diversity, and joint development.
Pang Dapeng, Deputy Director of the Institute of Russian, Eastern European and Central Asian Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, noted that the book consistently presents the main stages of building New Uzbekistan and allows the country's domestic and foreign policies to be viewed in a single context.
In his assessment, the publication thoroughly reveals the content of the ongoing reforms and the principles of modern national development.