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Training for Women Entrepreneurs in Andijan Supported by GESAMTMASCHE

As part of the GUZ Partners program, implemented with the support of GESAMTMASCHE, a training session for women entrepreneurs engaged in the textile and garment industry was held in the city of Andijan.

The event gathered over 25 participants, including business leaders and aspiring businesswomen who are planning to start their own ventures. The main goal of the training was to enhance knowledge and skills in production management, marketing, and export promotion of products.

The training program included:

• A discussion of a study trip supported by GESAMTMASCHE taken by one of the participants to Albstadt, where she attended the Albstadt-Sigmaringen University. The participant shared her acquired knowledge, new information, and emotions.
• A master class on modern marketing tools and brand positioning in domestic and international markets.
• A session on financial literacy and effective resource management for enterprises.
• A discussion of successful cases of textile companies from Uzbekistan that have entered international markets.

Participants noted that the training not only provided them with new knowledge but also helped them establish business contacts for future collaboration.

The following day, as part of the program, women entrepreneurs visited one of the leading enterprises in the region – “Samo Group,” which specializes in the production of high-quality fabrics and finished products.

During the visit, participants were able to familiarize themselves with:

• Modern technologies for processing textile raw materials,
• Quality control systems for products,
• The company’s approach to export development.

Particular attention was given to issues of sustainable production and the implementation of innovations in the textile industry. The company’s management emphasized the importance of supporting women entrepreneurs, highlighting that their active participation contributes to strengthening the economic potential of the region. New projects to support aspiring women entrepreneurs were discussed with Samo Group, along with collaborative ideas, cooperation, prospects for partnership, and ongoing experience exchange.

The program concluded with a round table where participants shared their impressions and discussed opportunities for further interaction.