Prezidentga xorijiy sheriklar bilan investitsiyaviy hamkorlik bo‘yicha erishilgan kelishuvlar ijrosining borishi va kelgusi rejalar yuzasidan hisobot berildi.Hisobotda Rossiya

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Prezidentga xorijiy sheriklar bilan investitsiyaviy hamkorlik bo‘yicha erishilgan kelishuvlar ijrosining borishi va kelgusi rejalar yuzasidan hisobot berildi.

Hisobotda Rossiya, Xitoy, Qatar, Saudiya Arabistoni va boshqa mamlakatlar bilan birgalikda amalga oshirilayotgan kooperatsiya loyihalari va investitsiya dasturlariga alohida e’tibor qaratildi.

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