India and Uzbekistan deepen ties, eye $5bn trade and long-term uranium supplies
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Published on 30/08/2026 - 18:16 GMT+2 India and Uzbekistan have upgraded relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and set a $5bn (€4.29bn) trade target for 2030 during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Tashkent.
New Delhi also says the two sides are close to signing a new long-term uranium supply agreement.
The talks produced agreements and commitments across trade, energy and security, expanding cooperation in critical minerals, defence and digital infrastructure.
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Published on 30/08/2026 - 18:16 GMT+2 India and Uzbekistan have upgraded relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and set a $5bn (€4.29bn) trade target for 2030 during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Tashkent.
New Delhi also says the two sides are close to signing a new long-term uranium supply agreement.
The talks produced agreements and commitments across trade, energy and security, expanding cooperation in critical minerals, defence and digital infrastructure.