Trade reached 17.8 billion dollars, ahead lies the "golden decade": Shavkat Mirziyoyev's book published in China
On October 30, the book by the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, titled "Uzbekistan: On the Path of Sustainable Development and Prosperity," was presented in Chinese in Beijing. It compiles the speeches, reports, articles, and interviews of the head of state from 2021–2025.

Trade reached 17.8 billion dollars, ahead lies a "golden decade": Shavkat Mirziyoyev's book published in China
The presentation was attended by representatives of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Secretariat of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, research centers, the diplomatic corps, and business circles.
The delegation of Uzbekistan included Adviser to the President O. Davlatov, Deputy of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis and Chairman of the Board of the National Media Association of Uzbekistan Odiljon Tojiev, Executive Director of the Development Strategy Center Eldor Tulyakov, as well as Head of the Republican Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment Otabek Hasanov. The event was opened by the Ambassador of Uzbekistan to China Farhod Arziev.
The book was published by China's "Renmin" publishing house, with the participation of scholars from Minzu University in its preparation. The publication allows Chinese readers to study the reforms in Uzbekistan, the country's development strategy, and foreign policy priorities through the views of the head of state.
The Embassy of Uzbekistan in China worked actively on the publication of the book in the Chinese language and the organization of the presentation. In his speech at the presentation, Ambassador Farhod Arziev emphasized that the book would serve as an important source for familiarizing the Chinese and international public with the priority directions of New Uzbekistan's domestic and foreign policy. The Chinese side also specially noted that the presentation was organized at a high level.
The embassy is also actively working in the humanitarian sphere in Beijing. Recently, it held the event "Uzbekistan - China: Dialogue of Civilizations and Common Heritage", and a day before the presentation, the Days of Culture of Uzbekistan opened in Beijing.
He emphasized that the political will between the leaders of Uzbekistan and China brought bilateral relations to a new stage. He noted the importance of widely promoting the book among the Chinese public, especially the youth, and studying Uzbekistan's experience in reforms.
Liu Haixing called the publication of the book in Chinese an important event in implementing the agreements reached by the leaders of the two countries and in developing bilateral relations.
According to Liu Haixing, the book will allow Chinese readers to better understand the reforms in Uzbekistan, the achievements attained, the country's foreign policy stance, and its contribution to peace and stability in the region, becoming an important tool for exchanging state governance experience. He stressed that on the eve of the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations, Beijing is ready to support the development path chosen by Uzbekistan.

