BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 11. Uzbekistan and
Poland discussed expanding cooperation in the textile and apparel
sector during an Uzbek-Polish industry roundtable and a series of
business-to-business meetings held as part of a European visit by
Uzbek officials.
This was reflected in a statement by the Uzbek Agency for the
Development of Light Industry.
The events were organized during a June 8–11 visit to Europe by
Nozimjon Kholmurodov, Director of Uzbekistan’s Agency for the
Development of Light Industry under the Cabinet of Ministers.
More than 60 representatives from Uzbekistan and Poland
participated in the discussions, including manufacturers, buyers,
distributors, retail chain representatives, and specialists in
logistics and e-commerce.
The roundtable focused on opportunities to strengthen trade and
economic ties in the light industry sector, promote Uzbek-made
products in Poland and across Europe, and expand direct cooperation
between businesses from the two countries.
Uzbekistan presented the country's manufacturing capabilities
and export potential, highlighting opportunities in ready-made
garments, knitwear, home textiles, leather goods, footwear, and
other consumer products.
Participants also discussed ways to increase the presence of
Uzbek textile products in European markets and enhance
collaboration across supply chains, distribution networks, and
retail channels.
Following the roundtable, Uzbek and Polish companies held B2B
meetings aimed at establishing new business partnerships, exploring
joint projects, and identifying promising areas for future
cooperation.
