BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 11. Uzbekistan and
Poland have discussed establishing a logistics hub in Poland to
facilitate the delivery of Uzbek products to the European Union and
other international markets.


This was reflected in the statement published by the Uzbek
Chamber of Commerce and Industry, following a meeting between
Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan
Davron Vakhabov and Uzbekistan's Ambassador to Poland Amirsaid
Azamkhojayev with Deputy Marshal of the Polish Senate Michał
Kamiński.


According to the Chamber of Commerce, the discussions took place
during a business mission to Poland.


The information indicates that the meeting focused on
strengthening bilateral trade and economic ties, expanding
investment cooperation, and enhancing links between the business
communities of the two countries.


"One of the key topics of the meeting was the prospect of
establishing a logistics hub in Poland that would facilitate the
efficient delivery of Uzbek products to the European Union and
other international markets," the Chamber of Commerce and Industry
of Uzbekistan said.







According to the chamber, the proposed hub would help Uzbek
exporters gain broader access to European markets by improving
product distribution, reducing delivery times, and opening new
export routes.


The initiative comes as Uzbekistan continues to diversify its
export destinations and strengthen transport connectivity with
Europe through new logistics infrastructure and international
partnerships. Improved distribution channels are expected to
enhance the competitiveness of Uzbek agricultural and industrial
products in EU markets while supporting the country's broader
export growth strategy.


"The logistics hub is expected to expand opportunities for Uzbek
exporters to enter the European market, ensure faster distribution
of products, and create new export routes," the chamber said.


The parties also reaffirmed their readiness to continue
practical cooperation on the initiative, strengthen engagement
between business communities, and support the implementation of
joint projects aimed at deepening economic relations between
Uzbekistan and Poland.