Seventeen Kyrgyz garment enterprises have completed registration in the European Union's Registered Exporter (REX) system, with another ten companies currently submitting their documentation. The move is part of…
Seventeen Kyrgyz garment enterprises have completed registration in the European Union's Registered Exporter (REX) system, with another ten companies currently submitting their documentation. The move is part of a strategic effort to diversify export destinations beyond traditional markets, targeting the EU and the Middle East. According to Urmat Takirov, Director of the "Kyrgyz Export" Center for Export Development and Promotion, these registrations are the primary outcome of an export accelerator program involving 31 domestic firms.
The program focused on aligning local production with international standards, covering marketing, certification, and social and environmental requirements. To bridge the gap in technical expertise, the initiative utilized two international consultants from India with experience working with global brands such as Nike, H&M, and Zara. Following a month of training, 15 companies with the highest production and export potential underwent individual diagnostics. This process resulted in specific operational improvement plans tailored to each factory.
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