Kyrgyzstan to export vegetable oil and vegetables to China

In 2025, one of Kyrgyzstan's key achievements was the expansion of its export opportunities. Domestic agricultural and processed products are steadily entering international markets, and the geography of exports continues to expand.

Exports to China are actively developing. To date, eight protocols have been agreed upon for the export of wool, cashmere, beans, poultry meat and poultry by-products, as well as three protocols for the export of heat-treated meat and raw hides. The export of dried fruits has begun—the first batch of 23 tons of dried apricots has been successfully shipped to China. Preparations are currently underway for the export of wine, vegetable oil, and vegetables.

Work is continuing on obtaining permission to export honey to the European Union. At the same time, 298 kg of honey has already been exported to the UK, which is an important step in promoting Kyrgyz products on the European market.

A total of 144 horses have been exported to Saudi Arabia, confirming the country's high potential in the field of animal husbandry.

In addition, exports of dried fruits, honey, and other processed products are actively developing through the Wildberries marketplace, opening up new opportunities for digital exports.

The export achievements of 2025 contribute to the support of domestic producers, the expansion of sales markets, and the sustainable economic development of the country.