The head of the state congratulated the diplomats with their appointment to the honorable and responsible posts and wished them success in their missions in Uzbekistan, UzA reported.

Muhammad Harib Birid al Muhayribi said his country was interested in further strengthening partnership ties with Uzbekistan. He assured the President that he would make everything possible to expand bilateral cooperation during his mission.

“Our country stands for development of economic and political relations with Uzbekistan. Humanitarian cooperation and tourism are among the most prospective areas. During my mission, I am going to attach special efforts to expansion of bilateral cooperation within international organizations,” Mohamad Imran said.

“Relations between Uzbekistan and Jordan are based on historical ties of our peoples. Our nations have the potential to widen relations in many areas, namely the economic and trade ties. The leaders of our countries have established relations based on trust and respect, which is an important factor in expansion of bilateral cooperation,” Muvaffaq Muhammad Ahmad Ajlouni said.

Yosihisa Kuroda said Japan considered Uzbekistan its important partner in Central Asia. The two states have been successfully cooperating in various areas, and the bilateral relations have been raised to the level of strategic partnership.