Czech Republic's Prime Minister to visit Uzbekistan
Czech Republic Looks to Expand Ties with Asian Countries to Counterbalance China
The Czech Republic's delegation, led by Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala, will be visiting Vietnam, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Singapore, Uzbekistan, and the Philippines to strengthen ties with the region and to counterbalance China's dominance in trade markets. The visit will last for a week, and the Czech Republic's government officials and business delegation will be exploring opportunities for cooperation with the countries in the region.
Fiala said that they will be visiting states that are interested in cooperation with the Czech Republic and can create a counterbalance to China's dominance in trade. He also added that there are significant opportunities for Czech companies in these countries, and partners from these states are very interested in expanding trade and economic contacts with the Czech Republic.
The visit to Asia aims to boost cooperation between the Czech Republic and the region, and Fiala emphasized that they must create alternative markets for themselves to lessen the country's dependence on China. The working program of the visit is designed for seven days, and the first stop of the Czech delegation will be in Manila, where they will be meeting with officials and representatives from the Philippines.
With the global economic competition becoming more intense, countries are looking to establish new markets and to diversify their economies. The Czech Republic's visit to Asia is a step towards establishing partnerships with other nations in the region and promoting trade and economic cooperation.
