TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, March 14. Uzbekistan has
explored the potential expansion of its exports to Belarus, which
could encompass construction materials, electrical equipment, light
industry goods, and food products, Trend reports via the Uzbek Chamber of Commerce
and Industry.
This issue was addressed during a meeting between Davron
Vakhabov, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of
Uzbekistan, and Vladimir Orlovsky, Chairman of the State Customs
Committee of Belarus, held as part of Vakhabov’s official visit to
Belarus.
Throughout the discussions, the parties underscored the
importance of enhancing cooperation in these key sectors. They also
emphasized the need to simplify logistics and customs procedures to
facilitate the growth of bilateral trade.
Following the meeting, the parties reached a consensus to
continue their joint efforts in fostering trade and economic
collaboration between Uzbekistan and Belarus. They also agreed to
explore new export opportunities and strengthen the business ties
between their respective countries.
Meanwhile, trade turnover between Uzbekistan and Belarus
increased by 25% in 2025, reaching nearly $1 billion. In February
2026, contracts worth almost $110 million were signed during the
official visit of a Belarusian government delegation to Uzbekistan,
underscoring both countries’ intention to further expand economic
cooperation.
