The History of Kyrgyz-Uzbek Diplomatic Relations (1991-2006)

Kyrgyz-Uzbek diplomatic relations are a very important topic in the historical and political context.The development of diplomatic relations, including economic and cultural cooperation, is aimed at strengthening friendship and cooperation between the two countries.Diplomatic relations between Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan began in 1991 with the collapse of the USSR. Although the relationship faced various challenges in the early years, a number of important steps have been taken in recent years to strengthen cooperation between the two countries. Relations between the two countries continue to develop through economic cooperation, trade exchanges, transport and infrastructure projects, as well as cultural exchanges.In addition, negotiations are underway on border issues and water resources management, and it is important to take into account the interests of both sides when resolving these issues.To get to know modern countries better, it is necessary to know, at least briefly, the domestic and foreign policies that they pursue at the international level. In history, any state has chosen one of two options for regulating its relations with its nearest and distant neighbors.The former used diplomacy, the latter used violence: - bloody wars, conquests. Foreign policy and diplomacy are inextricably linked into a single system. They cannot be separated from each other.Therefore, from the diplomacy conducted by a country, one can understand the essence of its foreign policy. In general, Kyrgyz-Uzbek diplomatic relations contribute to the sustainable development, regional security and stability of the two countries.