Turkish Leather Companies Show Interest in Importing Leather from Kyrgyzstan

Turkey and Kyrgyzstan

In a bid to foster economic ties and explore business opportunities, the Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan to Turkey, Ruslan Kazakbaev, engaged in discussions with representatives from Turkish companies keen on venturing into the Kyrgyz market. This initiative unfolded during his recent visit to Konya, as announced by the Foreign Ministry of Kyrgyzstan on March 26.

The rendezvous took place at the Chamber of Commerce of Konya, serving as a platform for constructive dialogue between the two parties. Ambassador Kazakbaev seized the opportunity to shed light on the proactive measures adopted by Kyrgyzstan’s leadership aimed at bolstering investments and nurturing business endeavors within the nation.

Highlighting Kyrgyzstan’s investor-friendly climate, the Ambassador accentuated the favorable tax policies and the commendable stability characterizing the Kyrgyz economy throughout the preceding three years. Furthermore, he underscored the burgeoning trade volumes between the two countries, underscoring Kyrgyzstan’s keenness to broaden collaboration with the Konya province. Notably, the Kyrgyz delegation accentuated key sectors ripe for investment, including agriculture, livestock, renewable energy, tourism, and mining.

Emanating from the discussions, representatives from Turkish companies expressed keen interest in exploring avenues for importing leather, venturing into renewable energy projects, and delving into the mining sector within Kyrgyzstan. In a bid to materialize these prospects, both parties reached a mutual consensus to orchestrate a visit to the Kyrgyz Republic alongside organizing a business forum christened “Kyrgyzstan-Konya”.

In 2022, Turkey Imported Leather from Kyrgyzstan worth $5.47M in total Value

Source – https://tradingeconomics.com/turkey/imports/kyrgyzstan

In conclusion, the deliberations between the Kyrgyz Ambassador and Turkish companies underscore the mutual eagerness to foster bilateral economic cooperation. With discussions centered around strategic sectors like leather import, renewable energy, and mining, the stage is set for fruitful collaborations that could potentially invigorate the economic landscape of both nations. As the dialogue progresses, it embodies a testament to the enduring partnership between Kyrgyzstan and Turkey, paving the way for shared prosperity and sustainable development.

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Arshad

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