Uzbekistan introduces 30-day visa-free regime for Indian citizens
In a significant development, Uzbekistan has implemented a visa-free regime for Indian citizens lasting 30 days, promoting stronger connections and tourism growth. The bilateral trade between India and Uzbekistan surpasses one billion US…
In a significant development, Uzbekistan has implemented a visa-free regime for Indian citizens lasting 30 days, promoting stronger connections and tourism growth. The bilateral trade between India and Uzbekistan surpasses one billion US dollars, exemplifying their robust partnership.
Prime Minister Modi’s visit enhances collaboration across numerous sectors, paving the way for a prosperous future.
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