BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 11. Uzbekistan and
Poland have agreed to deepen cooperation in the textile and light
industry sectors, signing two memorandums of cooperation aimed at
strengthening business ties and expanding export opportunities for
Uzbek manufacturers in the European market.


This was reflected in a statement by the Uzbek Agency for the
Development of Light Industry.


The agreements were reached during a visit to Poland by Nozimjon
Kholmurodov, Director of Uzbekistan’s Agency for the Development of
Light Industry under the Cabinet of Ministers.


As part of the visit, Uzbek officials held talks with
representatives of the Polish-Asian Chamber of Commerce and
Industry and the ZPPM Lewiatan Confederation, one of Poland’s
leading business organizations.


The discussions focused on expanding practical cooperation
between Uzbekistan and Poland in the light industry sector,
strengthening direct links between Uzbek producers and Polish
businesses, and creating new opportunities for Uzbek companies to
enter the Polish market.


The parties also explored the development of a database of
export-oriented Uzbek manufacturers through the support of the
Polish-Asian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, as well as
cooperation with Polish companies, buyers, distributors, retail
chains, international brands, and e-commerce platforms.







Particular attention was given to initiatives aimed at helping
Uzbek producers adapt their products to European market
requirements. The sides discussed organizing industry-specific
training programs, seminars, and consulting services, as well as
facilitating exchanges of expertise between Uzbek and Polish
companies with the support of ZPPM Lewiatan.


During the visit, the Agency for the Development of Light
Industry signed separate memorandums of cooperation with both ZPPM
Lewiatan and the Polish-Asian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.


According to the parties, the agreements will provide an
institutional framework for expanding cooperation in the textile
and light industry sectors, strengthening business partnerships,
and implementing joint initiatives between companies from the two
countries.


The sides expressed their readiness to continue working together
to develop concrete areas of cooperation and enhance commercial
links between Uzbek manufacturers and Polish businesses.