News & Insights Across Asia
Starting in 2025, China and Uzbekistan will implement a 30-day visa-free travel policy and launch new direct flights to boost tourism and strengthen bilateral ties. Uzbekistan aims to attract 1 million Chinese tourists annually.
Samarkand, the ancient jewel of Uzbekistan, captivates with its stunning architecture and rich history at the heart of the Silk Road.
Uzbek academic Farkhod Kasimov finds a ‘second home’ in China’s Shandong Province, embracing opportunities brought by the Belt and Road Initiative.
As the SCO 2024 Summit begins, Uzbekistan is poised to highlight its rich cultural heritage and modern advancements, showcasing a unique blend of history and progress to the world.
Palov osh is more than a meal in Uzbekistan; it’s a cherished tradition that brings people together during commemorative events and special occasions.
Australia and Uzbekistan have been confirmed as hosts for the 2026 and 2029 AFC Women’s Asian Cup, marking significant milestones for women’s football in Asia.
China’s largest overseas single-unit electrochemical energy storage project has broken ground in Uzbekistan, marking a major advancement in the nation’s energy infrastructure.
Discover Uzbekistan’s pivotal role as a hub in Central Asia, bridging cultures along the Silk Road and offering a rich tapestry of history and modern trade.
Uzbekistan leverages the China-Europe Railway Express to boost its economy, enhancing trade and welcoming tourists from the Chinese mainland through strengthened Belt and Road ties.
Discover the timeless beauty of Samarkand, Uzbekistan’s ancient city famed for its majestic mosques and vibrant mosaics that embody the essence of Central Asian architecture.
Residents of Samarkand gathered to celebrate Eid al-Adha, embracing tradition and community during one of Uzbekistan’s most significant holidays.
An Uzbek botanist’s passion for plants inspires his daughter to pursue research in China, continuing a family tradition.
Discover Samarkand, Uzbekistan—where over two millennia of cultures converge along the ancient Silk Road, creating a timeless crossroad of civilization.