On May 14-15, the World of Trade Procurement Center was held in Almaty as part of the 13th Central Asian Trade Forum organized by USAID.
Trade networks from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and more than 40 suppliers from Central Asian countries took part in the talks.
The World of Trade Purchasing Center brings a new dynamic to exhibition events, as direct interaction between buyers and suppliers plays a key role in successfully closing deals and establishing long-term business relationships.
The format of the Procurement Center is aimed at creating a favorable atmosphere for developing business relations and concluding profitable contracts. Purchasers can study suppliers’ offers in more detail, and suppliers can identify the needs of purchasers and offer customized terms and conditions.
“Our team organizes and coordinates business meetings between suppliers and buyers, providing a comfortable and productive space to discuss important issues. We create conditions in which each party can clearly express their interests and expectations, which contributes to more successful and efficient interaction,” notes Elena Sargaldakova, The World of Trade project organizer.
About the 13th Central Asian Trade Forum:
The 13th Central Asia Trade Forum aims to push the traditional boundaries of regional trade by diving into the potential, challenges and innovations that will shape the future of trade in the Central Asian region. The Forum actively explores new trade markets, identifies opportunities in value chains, discusses the digitalization of customs and logistics procedures, and touches on various aspects of trade regulation.
