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From Baltic Ports to Central Asia – INNOVATIVE LOGISTIC LIMITED’s Latvian Branch Joins the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce Today, successful international trade is impossible without reliable and efficient logistics corridors. This is precisely the field in which INNOVATIVE LOGISTIC LIMITED operates, with its Latvian branch now joining the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce. The company specializes in international sea, rail, road and multimodal transportation, connecting manufacturers from Europe and the United States with the markets of Uzbekistan and Central Asia. One of the company’s key advantages is the organization of cargo transportation across the Caspian Sea — a strategically important transport corridor that is becoming increasingly significant for the development of trade between Europe and Central Asia. In addition to transporting bulk, containerized, dangerous, heavy and oversized cargo, the company provides comprehensive end-to-end logistics solutions — from route planning and customs formalities to delivery to the final recipient. Its extensive international network of representatives enables the company to offer flexible and reliable solutions to businesses across various industries. As a member of the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce, INNOVATIVE LOGISTIC LIMITED will have the opportunity to become part of an active business community, establish new business contacts, participate in events, business missions and B2B meetings organized by the Chamber, and benefit from its extensive network of partners in Latvia and Uzbekistan. The Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce, in turn, will continue to actively support the company’s growth by facilitating new business opportunities, helping develop connections with potential partners, and strengthening INNOVATIVE LOGISTIC LIMITED’s presence in the Latvian and Central Asian markets. We are confident that this cooperation will bring value both to the company and to the wider Chamber community, contributing to even stronger economic ties between Latvia and Uzbekistan. Welcome to the Uzbekistan-Latvia Chamber of Commerce, INNOVATIVE LOGISTIC LIMITED!

FORANS Group Joins the Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce Community We are pleased to introduce FORANS Group, a Latvia-based group of companies established in 1998 and specialising in the manufacturing and wholesale distribution of medical products. Today, the company exports its products to approximately 70 countries worldwide, with international experience being one of the key foundations of FORANS Group’s growth. The company develops its own product portfolio and brands, placing particular emphasis on product quality, safety, functionality and professional brand positioning. FORANS Group’s portfolio includes everyday medical care products, medical electronic devices and food supplements. Alongside product quality, the company places strong emphasis on quality management and regulatory compliance, including the requirements of the European Union Medical Device Regulation (MDR). As part of its continued international expansion, FORANS Group is now looking towards the Uzbek market. The company is seeking reliable local partners and aims to establish long-term cooperation, bringing its international experience, product portfolio and Latvia-developed brands to the market. The Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce is pleased to support FORANS Group in this next stage of development by helping establish new business connections and identify cooperation opportunities in Uzbekistan. Welcome to the Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce community, FORANS Group!

Online Meeting Between PwC Latvija and the Uzbekistan Metallurgical Industry Association A successful online meeting organised by the Uzbekistan–Latvia Chamber of Commerce was held between representatives of PwC Latvia and the Uzbekistan Metallurgical Industry Association. During the meeting, the parties discussed key issues relevant to companies operating in Uzbekistan’s metallurgical sector, potential areas of cooperation, and how the expertise of Latvian professionals could support the international development of companies within the industry. At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to continue their cooperation and organise a PwC Latvia seminar for members of the Uzbekistan Metallurgical Industry Association. The planned seminar will focus on the exchange of professional knowledge and the discussion of issues important to companies in the sector, while also contributing to stronger business relations between Latvia and Uzbekistan. We would like to thank PwC Latvia and the Uzbekistan Metallurgical Industry Association for the productive discussion and their readiness to jointly pursue the next steps in cooperation.