The Fergana Region Trading House was opened in the Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif. This event showcased products from over 240 enterprises from the Fergana Region.
The Fergana Region Trading House was opened in the Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif. This event showcased products from over 240 enterprises from the Fergana Region.
The main objective of this new facility is to expand the export of Uzbek products to the Afghan market and strengthen direct business ties between entrepreneurs from both regions.
The opening ceremony was attended by official representatives from both regions, business leaders, and the Hokim of the Fergana Region, Kairullo Bozorov. During the event, Bozorov emphasized that economic and trade relations between Uzbekistan and Afghanistan continue to develop, calling the opening of the trading house a practical step toward expanding cooperation between the business communities of the two countries.
Bozorov also expressed gratitude to Kamal Nabizada Ltd for assisting in organizing this venue. The Trading House will facilitate the promotion of goods from Fergana enterprises in the Afghan market, stimulate exports, and develop direct partnerships. Representatives from the Fergana Region will constantly work within this complex, accepting orders from Afghan partners and helping to finalize export contracts.
As part of the visit, representatives from the Fergana Region also delivered humanitarian aid, including modern medical equipment, to the Abu Ali ibn Sina Balkhi Hospital in Mazar-i-Sharif. Participants in the ceremony toured the Trading House and examined the displayed goods.
During a working trip to Afghanistan, the Governor of the Fergana Region, Khayrullo Bozorov, held a meeting with the Minister of Industry and Trade of Afghanistan, Nuruddin Azizi. The prospects for deepening economic cooperation and opening the Trade House of the Fergana Region in Kabul were discussed.
Participants noted that in recent years, relations between Uzbekistan and Afghanistan have been strengthening, as well as the development of mutual trust, trade, and economic ties between the two countries.
According to representatives, establishing the Trade House of the Fergana Region in Kabul would open up additional opportunities for entrepreneurs, contribute to increasing bilateral trade, and allow for the establishment of new business contacts.
The parties also focused on expanding interaction between the Fergana Region and Afghanistan in areas such as agriculture, export of fruits and vegetables, logistics, electrical engineering industry, and other sectors.
Furthermore, a plan was discussed to increase supplies to the Afghan market of food products, flour and grain, textiles and ready-made clothing, construction materials, and pharmaceutical products.
