BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 20. Uzbek business
leaders and trade officials met to discuss opportunities for
expanding exports to Afghanistan and increasing the presence of
domestic products in the neighboring market.
This was reflected in the statement by the Chamber of Commerce
and Industry of Uzbekistan, following the roundtable on June
19.
The roundtable, held at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of
Uzbekistan, brought together industry association representatives,
entrepreneurs, and officials from the Termiz International Trade
Center.
Participants discussed measures to boost export activity to
Afghanistan, increase shipments of locally produced goods, and
create new trade opportunities for Uzbek businesses.
"Expanding exports to Afghanistan, increasing the supply of
Uzbek-made products to the market, and creating new trade
opportunities for entrepreneurs remain key priorities for
strengthening bilateral economic ties," participants at the meeting
said.
Officials noted that exhibitions and trade events being
organized at the Termiz International Trade Center under the
initiative of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry are helping
Uzbek companies access foreign markets, strengthen business ties,
and promote bilateral trade between Uzbekistan and Afghanistan.
During the meeting, participants were briefed on the center’s
activities, including efforts to increase export volumes, improve
conditions for foreign buyers, enhance investment attractiveness,
and develop trade infrastructure.
Entrepreneurs were also invited to establish permanent showrooms
at the center, showcase their products, and expand their presence
in the Afghan market through new partnership opportunities.
The discussions reflect Uzbekistan’s broader efforts to
strengthen regional trade links and position the Termiz
International Trade Center as a gateway for commerce with
Afghanistan and other neighboring markets.
