Friday, 03, May, 2024
Slovenian government delegation led by Deputy PM/ Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon will land in Uzbekistan on a visit on Tuesday.
According to the Uzbek Foreign Ministry, on February 7-9, the Slovenian delegation will hold meetings at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other agencies of Uzbekistan, and will also attend the Uzbek-Slovenian business forum.
In addition, she will visit the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, where she will meet with the faculty and students of the university.
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