WARSAW, November 14. /Dunyo IA/.  Articles dedicated to Uzbekistan and the development of its international ties have been published by the popular Polish online media outlets “Tanie-loty.com.pl”, “Pasazer.com” and “Pkb24.pl”, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

In an article entitled “Uzbekistan Airways” will fly non-stop from Warsaw to Tashkent: from spring 2027 on Mondays and Thursdays”, “Tanie-loty.com.pl” portal reports that the national carrier of Uzbekistan will launch non-stop flights between Warsaw Chopin Airport and Tashkent. According to the airline, regular flights will commence on April 5^th, 2027, and operate twice a week. Departure from Warsaw is scheduled for 09:35, with arrival in Tashkent at 18:15. The flight will take 5 hours and 40 minutes. Tickets are already on sale, with round-trip fares for a one-week trip starting from 2,799 Polish zlotys. Publication also notes that Polish citizens can visit Uzbekistan visa-free for up to 30 days and that Samarkand can be reached from Tashkent in just over two hours by the “Afrosiyob” high-speed train.

In an article entitled “Uzbekistan Airways” will fly to Warsaw. A new competitor for LOT”, “Pasazer.com” reports that “Uzbekistan Airways” has secured slots at Warsaw Chopin Airport. Starting March 29, 2027, with the beginning of the summer flight schedule, the airline will operate two weekly flights, on Mondays and Thursdays, using “Airbus A321neo” aircraft. Unlike the Polish carrier LOT, which has been operating flights to Tashkent since 2024, mainly at night, the Uzbek airline will operate daytime flights.

Meanwhile, “Pkb24.pl”, in an article entitled “Uzbekistan – Central Asia’s Demographic Leader on the Path of Gradual Reforms”, presents the country to Polish readers. According to the publication, Uzbekistan accounts for more than 45 percent of the population of Central Asia and ranks second among post-Soviet states in terms of population, after Russia. Author notes that the reforms launched after 2016, including the liberalisation of the exchange rate, have transformed the investment climate and improved relations with neighbouring countries. Uzbekistan is described as a potentially important link in alternative trade routes and a partner of the European Union. The article also provides information on the country’s geography, history and economy, particularly the role of cotton and natural gas.