The export of Kyrgyz products is gaining momentum

In 2025, Kyrgyzstan achieved significant success in the field of exports. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, domestic products, including agricultural goods and processed products, are confidently penetrating international markets, and the geography of supplies continues to expand.

Exports to the People's Republic of China (PRC) are actively developing: currently, 8 protocols concerning the supply of wool, cashmere, beans, poultry, and by-products have been agreed upon. Additionally, 3 protocols for the export of thermally processed meat and leather raw materials have been formalized. The first batch of dried fruits — 23 tons of apricots — has been successfully sent to the PRC, and preparations are currently underway for the export of wine, vegetable oil, and vegetables.

Work on obtaining permission to export honey to the European Union is ongoing, while 298 kg of honey has already been sent to the United Kingdom, marking an important step towards promoting Kyrgyz products in European markets.

Furthermore, 144 horses have been exported to Saudi Arabia, confirming Kyrgyzstan's high potential in the livestock sector.

The increase in exports of dried fruits, honey, and other processed goods is actively being carried out through the Wildberries marketplace, opening new horizons for digital exports.

Achievements in the field of exports in 2025 contribute to supporting local producers, expanding sales markets, and sustainable economic growth in the country.