India and Uzbekistan have agreed to accelerate trade, investment and technology partnerships, setting an ambitious target to double bilateral trade within the next three years.

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• The 14th India-Uzbekistan Inter-governmental Commission meeting reviewed bilateral economic relations and explored new opportunities for trade and investment expansion.
• Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening strategic economic cooperation based on longstanding historical, cultural and commercial relationships.
• India and Uzbekistan agreed to address non-tariff barriers and implement measures aimed at doubling bilateral trade over the next three years.
• Bilateral trade reached $1.3 billion during 2025, reflecting strong economic momentum and an annual growth rate exceeding 33 percent.
• Uzbekistan’s exports to India crossed $164 million, while imports from India increased to approximately $1.15 billion during 2025.
• India highlighted opportunities to expand exports of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agricultural products and other high-demand industrial goods.
• Discussions focused on cooperation in information technology, digital public infrastructure, telecommunications, fintech services and digital innovation ecosystems.
• Both sides emphasized improving logistics connectivity, customs cooperation, payment systems integration and energy collaboration to support future growth.