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More than 60 types of agricultural products from Kyrgyzstan are exported to 80 countries

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02/11/2026, 13:44

More than 60 types of agricultural products from Kyrgyzstan are exported to 80 countries

As part of the state policy to support the export of domestic agricultural products, significant results have been achieved in expanding foreign markets.

In particular, protocols have been signed with China on 15 types of agricultural products. In the near future, it is planned to sign protocols on three more types of products.

In addition, 17 types of agricultural products can now be exported to China without signing separate protocols.

In total, 462 enterprises are included in the relevant registers for the export of agricultural products to the EAEU countries, 37 to China, 53 to Uzbekistan, 12 to Turkey, and 68 to the European Union countries.

Currently, more than 60 types of domestic agricultural products are exported to over 80 countries.

It should be noted that, as a result of the work carried out by the Ministry, permission has been obtained to sell Kyrgyz honey in the European Union.

The implementation of these measures contributes to increasing the country's export potential, supporting domestic producers, and strengthening Kyrgyzstan's position in international markets.
 

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