Uzbekistan increasingly moves into the focus of international procurement interest. Over the past decade, the international textile sector has experienced enormous shifts in global economic power and international trade flows. The corona crisis has further accelerated this development and made the structural changes clearly visible. Since Uzbekistan has focused on sustainability in cotton cultivation and promotes state-of-the-art processing in its own country, contacts between German and Uzbek companies have noticeably intensified. Opportunely located on the Silk Road, Uzbekistan is open to trade and has good conditions to become an industry platform for the entire region. Against the background of the vast German consumer market, the German textile and clothing industry with its worldwide leading role in textile technology is predestined as Uzbekistan’s preferred cooperation partner in Europe.
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Women Entrepreneurs from Uzbekistan Take Part in an International Training Program in Germany from 14-21 September 2026 on “Lean Management in Manufacturing” theme at Albstadt-Sigmaringen University
The GUZ Partners project team, acting as the local representative in Uzbekistan under the project implemented by the Gesamtmasche Association and funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through sequa gGmbH, alongside representatives of the Uztextileprom Association, took an active part in the exhibition. They held a series of productive meetings and negotiations with key players in Uzbekistan’s textile and garment industry. The central themes of CAITME 2026 were process automation, efficiency improvement, and environmental sustainability for textile enterprises, with a special emphasis on smart textile waste recycling technologies and circular economy principles.