EU Project holds networking meeting to discuss development of handicraft sector in Kyrgyzstan

DUSHANBE, November 24, 2014, Asia-Plus – On November 28, the Bishkek Business Club (BBC) will conduct the networking meeting, Development of the Handicraft Sector in Kyrgyz Republic, at which topical issues of the development of handicraft sector in the Kyrgyz Republic will be discussed. Overview of activities and achievements and challenges of the project, Handicraft […]

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DUSHANBE, November 24, 2014, Asia-Plus – On November 28, the Bishkek Business Club (BBC) will conduct the networking meeting, Development of the Handicraft Sector in Kyrgyz Republic, at which topical issues of the development of handicraft sector in the Kyrgyz Republic will be discussed.

Overview of activities and achievements and challenges of the project, Handicraft and Business through Regional Integration and Fair Trade Market, funded by the European Union under the Central Asia Invest Program, will be presented, as well as the results of lobbying in the field of legislation and taxation.

The PR Specialist of BBC, Nuraiym Ryskulova, will present the web site www.centralasianhandicraft.org. created within the framework of the above-mentioned project.

The Handicraft and Business through Regional Integration and Fair Trade Market project is of a duration of two years and, as part of the EU Central Asia Invest Program, will reinforce the cooperation among Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the handicraft sector.  The Italian NGO Cesvi is the main implementing agency and is co-funding the project, whose budget is totaling almost 590.000 Euro.

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