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Appendix 5.1: Uzbekistan’s Trading Partners
Armenia
Lithuania
Azerbaijan
Malaysia
Bangladesh
Moldova
Belgium
Netherlands
Bulgaria
Nigeria
Canada
Pakistan
Chile
Poland
China, People’s Republic of
Portugal
Czech Republic
Romania
Egypt
Russian Federation
France
Singapore
Georgia
Spain
Germany
Sri Lanka
Hong Kong, China
Sweden
India
Switzerland
Indonesia
Tajikistan
Iran
Thailand
Iraq
Tunisia
Israel
Turkey
Italy
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
United Kingdom
Korea, Republic of
United States
Kyrgyz Republic
Viet Nam
Latvia

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