19.10.2026, 13:56

Central Asia, U.S. aim to build critical minerals partnership - Uzbek minister

TASHKENT. Oct 19 (Interfax) – Central Asian countries and the United States want to build a strategic partnership on critical minerals that covers exploration, processing and local industrial clusters, Uzbek Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov said.

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