On April 12, Rumanazarov, Director of the Agency for Technical Regulation of Uzbekistan, and the delegation visited CTC. Chen Lu, General Manager of CTC, warmly received the delegation. The two sides held discussions and exchanges on cooperation matters such as inspection and certification, and standardization. Song Kaisen, Deputy General Manager and Board Secretary of CTC, participated in the meeting.

Chen Lu welcomed Rumanazarov and the delegation. She stated that as a subsidiary of a central government-owned enterprise, CTC actively participates in the Belt and Road Initiative. CTC has a solid foundation and capabilities in inspection and certification, green and low-carbon development, standardization, and other areas, and can carry out in-depth cooperation with Uzbekistan. She expressed the hope to take this opportunity to strengthen business alignment and explore cooperation in fields such as construction and building materials, new energy, new materials, mineral products, food and agricultural products, and green and low-carbon development.

Rumanazarov expressed gratitude for CTC's warm reception and appreciation for CTC's technical strength. Rumanazarov stated that since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Uzbekistan and China more than 30 years ago, the two countries have maintained friendly relations. Uzbekistan has also actively carried out exchanges and cooperation with China in various fields. In 2024, the two countries confirmed an all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership for a new era, and the two countries have broad prospects for cooperation. Rumanazarov expressed the hope that both sides would deepen cooperation in standards and laboratory construction, establish a regular exchange mechanism, and promote the implementation of the intended cooperation content.

Before the meeting, Rumanazarov and the delegation visited the exhibition hall of China Building Materials Academy and the CTC laboratory.

Relevant heads of institutions including departments of the Cabinet of Uzbekistan, the National Institute of Metrology, the Embassy in China, the Accreditation Center, and the Center for Scientific Testing and Quality Control, as well as relevant heads of CTC's functional departments, New Energy Sector, Engineering Sector, and other related sectors, participated in the discussion.