Akhror Burkhanov

09/21/2026

🇺🇿🤝🇺🇸 “Matison International Export Import Company LLC” rahbari Kayl Matison bilan O‘zbekiston mahsulotlarini AQSh bozoriga olib chiqish imkoniyatlarini muhokama qildik.

Kompaniya O‘zbekistonda ishlab chiqarilayotgan qurilish materiallari, alyuminiy, qishloq xo‘jaligi va oziq-ovqat mahsulotlariga qiziqish bildirdi. Eksportga tayyor mahsulotlarni aniqlab, ularni amerikalik importyor va distribyutorlarga taqdim etishga kelishdik.

Maqsadimiz — muzokaralarni aniq savdo loyihalariga aylantirish.

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🇺🇿🤝🇺🇸 Met with Kyle Matison, President of Matison International Export Import Company LLC, to discuss bringing Uzbek products to the U.S. market.

The company expressed interest in construction materials, aluminum, agricultural and food products. Our next step is to identify export-ready goods and introduce them to American importers and distributors.

Our goal is to turn this dialogue into concrete trade projects.

09/21/2026

🌎🇺🇿 Endi Tashkent nomi Sietl markazida faxr bilan o‘z yo‘nalishini ko‘rsatib turibdi!

Lake Union Park’da o‘rnatilgan yangi Sietlning birodar shaharlari yo‘l ko‘rsatkichi to‘rt qit’adagi 20 ta birodar shaharlarini bir nuqtada birlashtiruvchi ramziy belgi bo‘ldi.

Ular orasida Toshkent alohida o‘rin tutadi. Sietl va Toshkent 1973-yildan buyon birodarlashgan shaharlar bo‘lib, bu hamkorlik AQSh shahri bilan sobiq Sovet Ittifoqi hududidagi shahar o‘rtasidagi ilk sister-city aloqasi sifatida tarixga kirgan.

Bir-biridan 10 ming kilometrdan ortiq masofada joylashgan Sietl Toshkentning eng uzoq birodarlashgan shahri hisoblanadi. Shunga qaramay, yarim asrdan ortiq vaqt davomida xalqlarimiz do‘stlik, madaniyat, ta’lim va insonlar o‘rtasidagi aloqalar orqali bir-biriga yanada yaqinlashib kelmoqda.

Bugun, O‘zbekistonning Sietlda Bosh konsulxonasi faoliyat boshlagan bir paytda, ushbu tarixiy aloqalarga yangi sur’at berish va 50 yildan ortiq do‘stlikni ta’lim, madaniyat, texnologiya, biznes va innovatsiyalar sohalaridagi yangi hamkorlik loyihalariga aylantirish uchun ajoyib imkoniyat mavjud.

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🌎🇺🇿 Tashkent now proudly points the way from the heart of Seattle!

Wonderful to see the newly installed Seattle Sister Cities Signpost celebrated at Lake Union Park, bringing together Seattle’s 20 sister cities from across four continents.

Among them, Tashkent holds a very special place. Seattle and Tashkent have been sister cities since 1973, creating the first sister-city partnership between a U.S. city and a city of the former Soviet Union.

More than 6,000 miles apart, Seattle is Tashkent’s farthest sister city — yet for more than half a century, our people have continued to build bridges through friendship, culture, education and people-to-people exchanges.

Today, as Uzbekistan establishes its Consulate General in Seattle, we have a wonderful opportunity to give this historic relationship new energy and turn more than 50 years of friendship into new partnerships in education, culture, technology, business and innovation.

Very happy to see Tashkent on Seattle’s signpost to the world — and even more excited about where this friendship will lead us next.

09/17/2026

Productive meeting with Anna Hong, Co-Founder and CEO of B.E.L.L.E. Community.

We discussed ways to strengthen connections between and the Pacific ’s technology, startup, and investment communities, as well as opportunities to turn promising ideas into practical partnerships.

Greatly appreciate Anna’s readiness to support our efforts and help build new connections with leading founders, technology executives, and investors. Looking forward to meaningful cooperation ahead.

09/16/2026

Glad to welcome Oksana Knyaz, Business Manager for International Programs and Extended Learning at Green River College, to the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in the State of Washington.

Our discussion focused on expanding student exchanges and creating stronger educational pathways for young people from Uzbekistan not only to study at Green River College, but also to transfer to leading universities across the .

We look forward to turning these discussions into practical opportunities for Uzbek students and further strengthening educational ties between and .

09/14/2026

🇺🇿 Celebrating 35 Years of Uzbekistan’s Independence in Seattle! 🇺🇸

The Seattle–Tashkent Sister City Association (STSCA), in partnership with the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in the State of Washington and the Seattle Uzbek Community, was proud to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan!

It was a wonderful celebration of Uzbek culture, music, traditions, friendship, and hospitality. We were especially honored to welcome famous Uzbek pop and opera singers, talented musicians, and a Guinness World Record–holding chef known for preparing Uzbek pilaf, who traveled all the way from Uzbekistan to entertain our guests and share the incredible flavors and culture of Uzbekistan with the Seattle community.

A very special thank you to the entire Consulate General team for their support and tremendous work in making this celebration possible.

And our heartfelt appreciation goes to all the volunteers from the Uzbek community who gave their time, energy, and hard work behind the scenes. Events like this simply would not be possible without you!

Congratulations to Uzbekistan and to Uzbeks around the world on 35 years of independence! May the friendship between Seattle and Tashkent, Washington State and Uzbekistan continue to grow stronger for generations to come. 🇺🇿🤝🇺🇸

09/13/2026

09/11/2026

The colors of the flag shining over Seattle’s Lumen Field carry a special meaning for us. 🇺🇿

As the NFL season gets underway, ’s vibrant sports spirit and celebratory atmosphere make this moment even more special. We warmly congratulate the Seattle Seahawkss on their first victory of the season — a 13–10 win over the New England Patriots!

Sport, friendship, and mutual respect bring people and nations closer together. Seeing the colors of illuminate the sky is a beautiful symbol of that growing friendship and connection.

08/21/2026

During the recent visit of the Seattle–Tashkent Sister City Association (STSCA) delegation to Uzbekistan, our delegation members Dan Peterson, Sarvar Abdukarimov, and Ilhom Miliyev had the privilege of meeting with U.S. Ambassador to Uzbekistan Jonathan Henick and Public Diplomacy Officer Anna Balogh at the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent.

We had a meaningful and productive conversation about strengthening the longstanding relationship between Seattle and Tashkent, expanding people-to-people diplomacy, and exploring new opportunities for cultural, educational, and community cooperation.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Ambassador Henick and Anna Balogh for taking the time to meet with our delegation, for their warm welcome, and for the thoughtful and insightful discussion.

Meetings like this help strengthen the bridges between our communities and support the continued growth of the Seattle–Tashkent partnership.