BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, January 7. Kyrgyzstan is steadily expanding its exports, bringing national products to European and Middle Eastern markets, Trend reports via the Kyrgyz Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture and Processing Industry.
According to the information, the country is also in the process of obtaining authorization to export honey to the European Union, while 298 kg of honey have already been shipped to the UK, marking an important step in promoting national products.
The country’s strong potential in livestock farming is demonstrated by the export of 144 horses to Saudi Arabia, opening new avenues for agricultural trade.
Furthermore, digital exports are actively developing through the Wildberries marketplace, where dried fruits, honey, and other processed products are sold, creating additional opportunities for producers and expanding Kyrgyzstan’s presence on global online platforms.
The implementation of these initiatives contributes to strengthening economic growth, supporting local producers, and diversifying the country’s export structure.