PM Modi Pays Tribute at Yangi Uzbekistan Park
Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid a wreath at Yangi Uzbekistan Park in Tashkent, paying tribute to Uzbekistan’s rich history, heritage and national spirit during his visit to the country.
Prime Minister @narendramodi laid a wreath at Yangi Uzbekistan Park in Tashkent, honouring Uzbekistan’s rich history, heritage and national spirit.
— Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) August 29, 2026
The occasion underscored the deep-rooted and longstanding friendship between India and Uzbekistan. pic.twitter.com/sFWVhiAp9L
The solemn gesture highlighted the importance India attaches to Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage and national identity. It also underscored the deep-rooted and longstanding friendship between India and Uzbekistan.
PM Modi’s visit reflects the continued momentum in bilateral relations between the two countries, with both sides working to deepen their strategic partnership and expand cooperation across various areas.
The wreath-laying ceremony at Yangi Uzbekistan Park served as a symbolic expression of respect for Uzbekistan’s history and people, while reaffirming the enduring bonds of friendship between India and Uzbekistan.
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