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Uzbekistan to Install Thousands of EV Charging Stations in Eco Push - Vimarsana News

Uzbekistan to Install Thousands of EV Charging Stations in Eco Push

Uzbekistan's automotive market is undergoing a significant transformation with a surge in vehicle imports, particularly from China.

Chinese Automakers Eye Opportunity in Central Asia - Vimarsana News

Chinese Automakers Eye Opportunity in Central Asia

China is shaping Central Asia, particularly Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, into an auto export hub, with several Chinese automakers setting up assembly plants in the region to boost car exports, including to Russia.

BYD commences new energy vehicle production at car plant in Uzbekistan - Vimarsana News

BYD commences new energy vehicle production at car plant in Uzbekistan

BYD's Chairman Wang Chuanfu and President Mirziyoyev jointly pressed the start button, symbolizing the official commencement of new energy vehicle production at the BYD Uzbekistan factory.

Source: metal.com
Uzbekistan and China: millennia-long friendship and cooperation - Vimarsana News

Uzbekistan and China: millennia-long friendship and cooperation

Recently, we have welcomed the year 2024, crossing the threshold of a new life cycle. The first month of a new year is always a time of meetings of the closest friends, a time of new hopes and accomplishments. It is profoundly symbolic that I will make my first visit this year to the Celestial Empire at the invitation of the distinguished President of the People’s Republic of China, His Excellency Xi Jinping.

Off Limits: Bloggers Jailed, Sent To Psychiatric Wards For Criticizing Uzbek President On Social Media - Vimarsana News

Off Limits: Bloggers Jailed, Sent To Psychiatric Wards For Criticizing Uzbek President On Social Media

At least three people are currently serving prison terms in Uzbekistan for criticizing the country’s president, and one man has recently had his forcible “treatment” extended at a psychiatric ward for a disorder he insists he does not have.

Source: rferl.org