TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, December 15. Uzbekistan
and Latvia have discussed ways to optimize logistics routes, ensure
stable supply chains, and facilitate access for Uzbek products to
major trading platforms across the Baltic region, Trend reports via the Uzbek
Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The discussions were held during a working visit to Latvia and
Lithuania, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of
Uzbekistan in collaboration with the Andijan regional
administration. The delegation comprised senior executives from
prominent Uzbek textile enterprises.
Throughout the visit, the embassies facilitated a business
forum, bilateral B2B meetings, and direct negotiations between
entrepreneurs. Notably, Uzbek textile products were introduced to
the central districts of Riga through the opening of specialized
showrooms and retail outlets, with a similar showroom established
in Vilnius. Additionally, several important trade agreements and
export contracts were signed during the trip.
As part of the engagement, promotional materials showcasing
Uzbekistan’s investment and industrial potential were presented,
along with detailed product catalogs from Uzbek textile
manufacturers.
Furthermore, during visits to the port cities of Liepāja
(Latvia) and Klaipėda (Lithuania), the delegation examined avenues
to ensure the timely delivery of Uzbek textile products to Western
and Northern Europe. The discussions also included the potential
establishment of warehouse facilities to support efficient and
uninterrupted logistics operations.
Meanwhile, Uzbekistan’s exports to Latvia and the number of
joint ventures between the two countries have tripled over the past
five years.
