Korean Eximbank Will Create a Logistics Center in the Kulob Free Economic Zone
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DUSHANBE, 07.06.2023 (NIAT Khovar) – In order to get more detailed information about investment opportunities, the situation and existing conditions, representatives of the Korean Eximbank visited the Kulob Free Economic Zone.
The guests were given the opportunity to carefully study the progress of the construction of the infrastructure of this zone and industrial enterprises, and further provide detailed information on investment opportunities, geographical location, transport infrastructure and other related issues in the form of a presentation.
During the visit, it was discussed a number of important issues, especially the creation of a logistics center in the Kulob Free Economic Zone with the attraction of the capital of the Republic of Korea and the wide use of available benefits.
In this regard, the parties agreed to strengthen and expand cooperation in the direction of attracting more foreign investment, implementing priority projects, especially the logistics center in the Kulob Free Economic Zone, attracting the Korean capital and sending advisers and industry experts from this state.
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