The Second Asian Women's Forum Concluded in Bukhara with the Adoption of the 'Bukhara Declaration'
[60871] The Second Asian Women's Forum Concluded in Bukhara with the Adoption of the 'Bukhara Declaration'
During the second Asian Women's Forum held in Uzbekistan, a message from the President of the country was read, and a regional declaration was adopted to promote the status of women and technological innovation.
The Second Asian Women's Forum Concluded in Bukhara with the Adoption of the 'Bukhara Declaration'
Yesterday, May 14, 2026, the Second Asian Women's Forum took place in Bukhara, a central event that brought together senior representatives from over 20 countries and international organizations. According to reports by Kun.uz, the event was intended to serve as a platform for promoting regional cooperation, exchanging experience in advancing women-supportive legislation, and developing joint programs in the fields of education, entrepreneurship, and artificial intelligence according to a Kun.uz report.
During the forum, Saida Mirziyoyeva attended the event and read the words of the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, which were addressed to the conference participants according to a Kun.uz report. This is an official state forum that reflects current Uzbek policy to position the country as a hub for regional diplomacy.
The highlight of the event was the adoption of the 'Bukhara Declaration'. Uzbek media outlets, including UzA, which are identified as government channels representing Tashkent's official narrative, emphasized the importance of the platform in improving practical mechanisms for the empowerment of women in the Asian region according to a UzA report.