BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 27. Uzbekistan's State
Customs Committee discussed measures to facilitate exports to China
during a meeting between its representative in Beijing and
executives of China's Optima Integration Group (OIG), focusing on
customs procedures, logistics and market access for Uzbek
products.


This was reflected in the statement by the Official information
channel of the State Customs Committee of the Republic of
Uzbekistan.


Komil Kadirov, the State Customs Committee's official
representative in China, met with Binbin Yang, vice president of
Optima Integration Group and director of the Global Center in
Beijing, to discuss ways to expand exports of Uzbek goods to the
Chinese market.


The talks centered on procedures for importing Uzbek products
into China, including the registration of exporting companies with
the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC), as well as
sanitary and phytosanitary requirements, technical regulations and
other practical issues affecting exporters.


"The parties discussed procedures for importing export-oriented
products from Uzbekistan into the Chinese market, registration with
the General Administration of Customs of China, sanitary and
phytosanitary requirements, technical regulations and practical
issues arising during the export process," the committee said.







The sides also reviewed proposals aimed at strengthening
commercial cooperation, including connecting Uzbek manufacturers
with Chinese importers, improving logistics chains, simplifying
export procedures and identifying new areas for collaboration.


"The meeting also considered proposals to establish direct links
between Uzbek producers and Chinese importers, improve logistics
chains, simplify export procedures and develop promising areas of
cooperation," the statement said.


Optima Integration Group is a private Chinese company
specializing in international trade, logistics, supply chain
management and business integration. The company assists foreign
businesses in entering the Chinese market by providing customs,
logistics and partner search services, as well as support for
export-import projects.


The meeting reflects Uzbekistan's broader efforts to diversify
exports and strengthen trade ties with China by improving market
access, streamlining customs procedures and expanding logistics
cooperation. China remains one of Uzbekistan's largest trading
partners and a key destination for the country's agricultural and
industrial exports.