Economics

The Russian Trade Representation discussed the development of cooperation with Uzbekistan with Buryatia

The Trade Representation of Russia in Uzbekistan organized a meeting between the delegation of Buryatia and the Light Industry Development Agency to discuss joint projects.

The Trade Representation of the Russian Federation in Uzbekistan held a working meeting between a delegation from the Republic of Buryatia and representatives of the Agency for the Development of Light Industry of Uzbekistan. At the meeting, the parties discussed prospects for expanding cooperation and implementing joint projects in the sector. This was reported by the Trade Representation.

On the Russian side, the negotiations were attended by LLC "Stroybit" (Little Elf brand), a manufacturer of children's goods, as well as individual entrepreneur Maslichenko E.A., representing the company "Uniforma", which specializes in the production of special, work, and uniform clothing.

Representatives of the Uzbek Agency spoke about the current state and development prospects of the light industry in the country.

According to the Agency, approximately 60% of finished textile products manufactured in Uzbekistan are exported to the Russian market. Russia remains one of the main export destinations for Uzbek textile products.

The meeting participants also considered options for organizing contract manufacturing, localizing the production capacities of Russian companies in Uzbekistan, and developing industrial cooperation between Buryatia and the republic.

In addition, negotiations were held between Russian companies and Uzbek manufacturers, during which possible areas of cooperation and prospects for implementing joint projects were discussed.

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