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Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce welcomes a new member – SIA Baltic Travel Group We are pleased to announce that SIA Baltic Travel Group has joined the Chamber! Baltic Travel Group is one of the leading tourism companies in the Baltics, operating since 2000. With over two decades of experience, the company offers tailor-made solutions for corporate clients, travel agencies and private individuals. The company is represented by Vladislav Koryagin, a CEO with many years of experience in tourism and business. His professional competence and strategic management have contributed to the development of the company both locally and internationally. The company’s activities include: Inbound and outbound tourism, Business travel organisation, Conference and event planning (MICE). Congratulations to the new member and best wishes for a successful cooperation within the Chamber of Commerce!

A new member joins the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce – SIA BaltOrient Group The Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce continues to grow – a new company from Latvia has joined its membership: the SIA BaltOrient Group. BaltOrient Group cooperates with trusted and proven producers from Central Asia, especially Uzbekistan, to provide the Baltic market with naturally pure, authentic and unique tasting products that meet both healthy lifestyle trends and high quality requirements. The company’s accession to the Chamber of Commerce is a strategic step that will allow it to expand cooperation with partners in Uzbekistan, develop new logistics and trade channels and gain access to a wider business network in Latvia and beyond.As a member of the Chamber, BaltOrient Group will benefit from:– Attracting new suppliers and cooperation partners both in Latvia and Uzbekistan, especially in the food and beverage sector– Visibility at Chamber events and communication channels, including in the international environment– Support for trade expansion – advice on logistics, customs procedures and market specifics– Opportunity to strengthen the brand’s reputation as a bridge between Europe and authentic Central Asian products– Participation in discussions and initiatives that create an export-friendly environment and promote sustainable cooperationWe will confidently support the growth objectives of the BaltOrient Group.

Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce Signs Cooperation Memorandum with the Latvian Stevedoring Companies Association On May 15, 2025, the Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce and the Latvian Stevedoring Companies Association officially signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at strengthening collaboration in the field of logistics and transit between the two countries. The signing ceremony was attended by Mr. Vladimirs Galperins, Chairman of the Board of the Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. Āris Ozoliņš, Deputy Chairman of the Council of the Latvian Stevedoring Companies Association.About the Latvian Stevedoring Companies AssociationThe Latvian Stevedoring Companies Association unites the leading cargo handling companies operating in the ports of Riga, Ventspils, and Liepaja. Currently, the association comprises 12 member companies, responsible for more than 90% of all cargo handled at Latvian ports. The association’s mission is to represent its members’ interests before public authorities, foster sectoral development, and strengthen the competitiveness of Latvian ports in the Baltic Sea region.Scope of CooperationThe memorandum provides for closer cooperation in the exchange of information on logistics opportunities between Latvia and Uzbekistan, including cargo transit through Latvian ports, simplification of customs and transit procedures, and the development of new logistics solutions for entrepreneurs in both countries.The Chamber and the Association will jointly organize informative events, business networking missions, and facilitate contacts between logistics sector participants from Latvia and Uzbekistan. The cooperation also includes advisory support for companies interested in developing transit operations or establishing export/import activities between the two countries.This memorandum marks an important step in advancing practical cooperation and strengthening mutual economic ties, particularly in the strategic field of transit and logistics.

Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce welcomes new member – SIA “EVAPOLLY” We are pleased to announce that “EVAPOLLY” Ltd has become a member of the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce. EVAPOLLY is a forward-looking company dedicated to building strong business ties between the Baltic States, the European Union and Central Asia. The company’s mission is to support companies expanding in these regions by providing practical support in import and export processes, CE certification, logistics, customs issues and market research.In addition to trade and consultancy, EVAPOLLY focuses on talent and human capital development. The company helps individuals find suitable career paths and connects them with trusted educational institutions and training programmes. Their network reaches students, professionals and industry experts across Eurasia, while their Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) solutions help clients optimise costs and efficiency.It is important to note that EVAPOLLY is a member of the Uzbekistan IT Park, which further strengthens the company’s position in technology and innovation in the region.By becoming a member of the Chamber, EVAPOLLY wishes to deepen cooperation between Latvia and Uzbekistan, expand the circle of contacts and cooperate with both companies and state institutions. Access to the latest developments in logistics, regulation and certification, as well as the opportunity to develop talent mobility and vocational training in the Eurasian space are also important.As a member of the Chamber, EVAPOLLY will benefit from:– Opportunities for new business contacts and strategic cooperation in Latvia and Uzbekistan– Visibility through the Chamber’s communication channels and events– Practical advice on regional regulations, logistics and market opportunities– Opportunity to showcase your expertise by connecting Europe and Central AsiaWe are pleased to support EVAPOLLY’s objectives and together strengthen inter-regional cooperation.

Uzbekistan’s Construction Materials Industry Association Joins the Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce The Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the Uzbekistan Construction Materials Industry Association (Uzpromstroymaterialy), which unites over 120 leading construction materials manufacturers in Uzbekistan, has officially joined the Chamber as a member. A cooperation memorandum was signed during a formal ceremony by Mr. Ilyos Rakhimov, Chairman of the Association, and Mr. Vladimir Galperin, Chairman of the Chamber. The agreement outlines a commitment to foster business ties, develop joint projects, and expand market access.The collaboration will focus on the following key areas: Promoting trade and investment between Uzbekistan and Latvia Facilitating business contacts and partnerships between entrepreneurs of both countries Supporting the organization of business and economic events As the Association’s strategic partner in the European Union, the Chamber will actively represent the interests of Uzbek construction materials producers and promote their products in European markets, through:• Market research and identification of potential business partners• Participation in international exhibitions, forums, and B2B events• Support with certification, logistics, and regulatory compliance• Investment promotion and facilitation of joint venturesThis partnership strengthens economic relations between Uzbekistan and Latvia and lays a solid foundation for increasing the global competitiveness of Uzbekistan’s construction materials sector.

KOOL Becomes an Honorary Member of the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce The Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce continues to expand its network, strengthening economic ties between the two countries. We are pleased to announce that KOOL, a fuel station network, has become an honorary member of the Chamber by signing a cooperation memorandum. This partnership represents a significant step in the development of business relations between Latvia and Uzbekistan, creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs in both countries. KOOL, as one of the most dynamic and innovative companies in Latvia’s fuel retail sector, is becoming an important player in our trade platform, fostering business contacts and investment growth.The signed cooperation memorandum includes:✅ Exchange of experience between Chamber members to promote innovation and best practices.✅ Development of new business contacts, expanding cooperation opportunities for entrepreneurs.✅ Mutual project development, contributing to business growth and sustainability in both countries.This is just one of many initiatives aimed at strengthening economic cooperation between Latvia and Uzbekistan. We warmly welcome KOOL to our business community and are confident that this partnership will bring new development opportunities to both Latvian and Uzbek companies.

Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce Participates in a High-Level Meeting on Legal Labor Migration An important meeting took place at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Latvia between members of the Latvian Employers’ Confederation (LDDK) and a delegation of officials from Uzbekistan. The discussions focused on current issues of legal labor migration and new solutions for attracting qualified workers from Uzbekistan. The Uzbek delegation included the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, the leadership of the Employment Agency, and a representative from the Administration of the President of Uzbekistan. Latvian employers had the opportunity to ask pressing questions regarding labor availability and selection mechanisms. Meanwhile, Uzbekistan’s Labor Migration Department presented a new system that ensures the selection and preparation of qualified specialists for work in the European Union, including Latvia.The leadership of the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce actively participated in the discussions, expressing interest in expanding cooperation and improving the integration of labor into the Latvian job market. Meetings of this level play a crucial role in strengthening economic ties between the two countries and creating new opportunities for business.

Uzbekistan Leather and Footwear Industry Association “Uzcharmsanoat” Joins the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce The “Uzcharmsanoat” Association, representing Uzbekistan’s leather, footwear, and fur industries, has officially become a member of the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce. At the membership ceremony, the association’s chairman, Akbar Sultanov, emphasized the significance of this step in strengthening international cooperation and advancing the industry. On behalf of the Chamber’s board, Vladimir Galperin, a board member, welcomed the association’s participation. The association’s primary mission is to support manufacturers, promote exports, and implement innovative technologies in the industry.Joining the Chamber of Commerce offers “Uzcharmsanoat” several key benefits:• Access to new markets: Strengthening ties with Latvian and European partners.• Expansion of export opportunities: Participation in joint business forums, exhibitions, and B2B meetings.• Exchange of experience and technology: Access to Latvia’s best practices and advanced technologies.• Strengthening the image: Drawing international attention to high-quality Uzbek products.The association is confident that this collaboration will be an important step toward strengthening economic ties between the two countries and fostering mutually beneficial partnerships.

Fergana region becomes an Honorary Member of the Latvia-Uzbekistan Chamber of Commerce The Fergana region has signed a Memorandum of Honorary Membership in the Latvia-Uzbekistan Chamber of Commerce. The document was signed by Deputy Governor Nuriddin Mamajonov and Chairman of the Board of the Latvia-Uzbekistan Chamber of Commerce Vladimir Galperin. This milestone highlights new opportunities for cooperation with Latvia, including the export of fruits, vegetables, textiles, and other products from the Fergana region to Europe. Both parties are actively working to develop freight connections and strengthen economic ties.Benefits for Fergana region entrepreneurs: Strengthening business connections with European partners; Support for exports to international markets; Participation in business forums and trade missions; Consultations on international trade. Joining the Chamber will be a key step in enhancing the Fergana region’s economic potential and expanding its presence in international markets.