Turkey, Uzbekistan Sign Social Security Agreement
Two countries finalize pact to streamline cross-border worker benefits.
The Brief
- Turkey and Uzbekistan signed a social security agreement on October 29.
- The agreement includes an administrative implementing pact.
- The Turkish Ministry of Labor and Social Security announced the signing on October 30.
The Turkish Ministry of Labor and Social Security confirmed on October 30 that a social security agreement was signed with Uzbekistan on October 29.
The agreement, along with an administrative implementing pact, aims to facilitate the coordination of social security systems between the two nations.
The announcement was made through a formal press release by the Turkish Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
No further details were provided regarding the terms or implementation timeline of the agreement.
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