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India-Uzbekistan Seek to More Than Double Bilateral Trade
India and Uzbekistan are looking to more than double bilateral trade over the next 3 years. The highlights key political and geographical features of Uzbekistan, including its capital, location, borders, and major physical features.
Uzbekistan:
| Dimension | Key Details |
|---|---|
| Capital | Uzbekistan comprises the capital city of Tashkent. |
| Location and landlocked status | Uzbekistan is located in Central Asia, and it is only one of the two countries in the world that is doubly-landlocked. |
| Bordering countries | Uzbekistan borders Kazakhstan (North), Kyrgyzstan (north-east), Tajikistan (south-east), Afghanistan (South), and Turkmenistan (South-West). |
| Aral Sea | The Aral Sea is situated between the Southern part of Kazakhstan and Northern Uzbekistan. |
| Major rivers | Uzbekistan comprises major rivers: Amu Darya and the Syr Darya. |
| Major lakes | 1. Lake Ayddrkul and 2. Lake Sarykamish. |
| Desert | The KyzylKum Desert. |
| Highest peak | Hazrat Sultan as its highest peak. |
| Major natural resources | Gold, zinc, lead, copper, uranium, and tungsten. |
| Oil and gas fields | The Tadzhik-Fergana Basin and the Amu Darya Basin. |