Officials of the Turkish APPRIVA Textile Factory Get Acquainted with Investment Opportunities of Tajikistan
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DUSHANBE, 16.06.2022 (NIAT Khovar) – Yesterday, Ambassador of Tajikistan to Turkey Ashrafjon Gulov visited the APPRIVA textile enterprise of the Bolu industrial zone and held a meeting with the leadership of the enterprise and the zone.
The enterprise uses modern technologies for the production of final textile products. The main priority of the company is export to European countries.
Ambassador informed the management of the enterprise and the zone about the current state of economic cooperation between Tajikistan and Turkey, the investment opportunities of the country, trade turnover, the process of attracting direct Turkish investments to Tajikistan, the initiatives of the government in connection with the announcement of 2022-2026 as the Years of Industrial Development, innovations regarding the visa-free entry of Turkish citizens, the entry into force of the new Tax Code and other useful information in the form of a presentation and videos about investment opportunities in Tajikistan.
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