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.
"We take nature’s pristine purity and turn it into comfort and beauty"
On August 18–19, 2026, in the city of Fergana, within the framework of the GUZ Partners project, implemented by the German Textile Industry Association Gesamtmasche and funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through sequa gGmbH, a practical seminar-training and masterclasses designed for textile industry specialists and women entrepreneurs were successfully held.
The GUZ Partners Project in Uzbekistan, implemented by Gesamtmasche and supported by BMZ via sequa, is proud to be a partner of the upcoming international textile and apparel exhibitions in Tashkent and honoured to invite European buyers to take part.