WARSAW, September 12. /Dunyo IA/.  Embassy of Uzbekistan in Poland hosted an online seminar featuring over 20 export enterprises from the Namangan region and Uzbek entrepreneurs successfully operating in the Polish market, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Event was also attended by representatives of the Khokimiyat of the Namangan Region, the Agency for Light Industry Development in Łódź, as well as companies operating in the textile and light industries, food production, mineral water bottling, household goods and investments.

Participants discussed the opportunities for introducing Uzbek products into the markets of Poland and other European nations, local legislative requirements, certification processes, logistics and the development of e-commerce.

Entrepreneurs with experience in the European market shared practical recommendations and highlighted common challenges faced by exporters, including insufficient demand analysis, the absence of a long-term strategy, and a lack of certificates complying with European market requirements.

Capabilities of the logistics hub in Łódź were presented separately, including the utilization of warehousing facilities and matters regarding documentation. Participants were also briefed on state support measures and the conditions established in Uzbekistan to foster export activities.

During the meeting, it was emphasized that for a successful entry into the European market, it is essential for entrepreneurs to regularly study demand, develop online sales, adhere to the business etiquette of electronic correspondence and prepare high-quality commercial proposals.

Following the seminar, the participants received answers to their queries regarding certification, visa procedures and logistics. The parties agreed to maintain ongoing contact and interaction.