Uzbekistan is creating official employment channels to the U.S. through bilateral training agreements, replacing irregular border crossings with legal migration routes. The development provides structured opportunity for Uzbek workers while addressing immigration concerns through formal cooperation.
The Diplomat · Wednesday, 3 June 2026
From irregular border crossings to bilateral training agreements, Uzbekistan is working to carve out a formal pathway to U.S. employment.
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