Over 150 Companies’ Products Showcased at Made in Tajikistan 2020 Exhibition
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DUSHANBE, 27.11.2020 (NIAT Khovar) – The first universal online exhibition Made in Tajikistan 2020 was launched yesterday.
The exhibition gathered more than 150 participants in such areas as food, light industry, construction, services, handicrafts, and tourism.
The exhibition’s official opening was attended by representatives of foreign countries, ministries and departments, the private sector, development partners, as well as foreign diplomatic missions.
The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Jamshed Jumakhonzoda delivered a welcoming speech and noted that the exhibition is aimed at promoting the products of Tajik producers to foreign markets, developing export potential, opening new markets for products, expanding cooperation between Tajik and foreign companies, and attracting investments.
B2B meetings, as well as round tables with the participation of retailers from foreign countries will be organized as part of exhibition.
Exhibition participants will provide information in both Russian and English.
The exhibition can be accessed through exprotajikistan.tj and will end on December 17.









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