In 2025, China Sent 23 Tons of Dried Apricots for the First Time - Ministry of Agriculture

In 2025, Kyrgyzstan carried out its first export of dried apricots to China, sending 23 tons of this product. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry of the country.

The agency noted that this event was one of the significant steps in expanding Kyrgyzstan's export capabilities. Domestic products in the agricultural and processing sectors are confidently occupying positions in international markets, and the geography of supplies continues to grow.

Currently, eight protocols have been agreed upon with China regarding the export of wool, cashmere, beans, poultry, and by-products. Three protocols have also been signed for the export of thermally processed meat and leather raw materials. The export of dried fruits has successfully started, and the first batch of dried apricots has already been sent. At the same time, preparations are underway for the supply of wine, vegetable oil, and vegetables.

Work on obtaining permission for the export of honey to the European Union is ongoing. Meanwhile, 298 kilograms of honey from Kyrgyzstan have already been exported to the United Kingdom.

144 horses have been sent to Saudi Arabia. In addition, the export of dried fruits, honey, and other processed products is actively developing through the Wildberries marketplace, opening new horizons for digital exports.