BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 17. Representatives of
Uzbek and Turkish businesses met at the Iskenderun Chamber of
Commerce and Industry to discuss expanding trade, investment and
logistics cooperation between the two countries.
This was reflected in a statement by the Uzbekistan’s Customs
Committee.
The meeting was organized by the Customs Committee’s official
representative in Türkiye, K. Alijonova, and focused on
strengthening bilateral economic ties, increasing export potential,
improving logistics networks and promoting investment
partnerships.
Participants were briefed on Uzbekistan’s business climate,
including incentives for foreign investors, opportunities in free
economic zones and the country’s export potential.
During the event, Turkish business representatives expressed
interest in deepening cooperation with Uzbekistan, citing the
country’s ongoing economic reforms and measures aimed at supporting
foreign trade. Several companies indicated plans to visit
Uzbekistan in September 2026 to hold discussions on export-import
cooperation and industrial partnerships.
The delegation also toured the Iskenderun Organized Industrial
Zone and visited logistics and manufacturing facilities. Particular
attention was given to companies specializing in international
freight transportation, warehousing services and export-oriented
production.
At the conclusion of the talks, the parties agreed to work
toward increasing trade volumes, exchanging expertise in logistics,
establishing direct business-to-business partnerships and further
strengthening economic relations between Uzbekistan and
Türkiye.
