The memorandum covers air traffic organization and management, communications, navigation and surveillance (CNS) technologies, digitalization, professional training, and the exchange of expertise between specialists from both countries. Uzbekistan's Ministry of Transport called the signing "an important step toward establishing systematic cooperation," opening opportunities for joint aviation initiatives. Digitalization emerged as a particular priority, with both parties noting that modern air navigation systems increasingly depend on integrated technologies for improved efficiency and reliability in traffic management. No specific projects, timeline or financial figures were disclosed under the memorandum.
