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Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan

Central Asia

Overland markets to the north-west for consumer goods, food and building products.

Tiled minaret and dome of the Sher-Dor Madrasa on the Registan, Samarkand

Context

The five Central Asian republics are landlocked. Overland trade with Pakistan runs through Afghanistan, and the region looks to Pakistan’s seaports as one of its routes to the sea.

Trade figures for this corridor: To be confirmed by GCCI

Proposed programme. The corridor pages are how the new website proposes to organise GCCI’s international work. They describe the Chamber’s existing services and partners; they are not a separate programme GCCI has announced.

What it means for Gujranwala firms

Household goods, food, textiles and building products from Gujranwala can reach Central Asian markets by road. The Chamber helps members prepare for trade fairs and delegations in the region and handles the documents that travel with a shipment.

Buyers from the region can send an enquiry in English; the Chamber will route it to member firms in the sector.

Partners in this market

The Chamber’s MoU partners.

GCCI’s public MoU register does not yet list a partner organisation in Central Asia.

Propose a partnership

International desk

Tell us what you are looking for.

Describe the product, the quantity and where it is going. The Chamber passes your enquiry to member firms in the sector and replies to you directly.