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Participant of CIIE from Turkmenistan Maksat Ibragimov: we brought products that are most interesting to Chinese consumers

Participant of CIIE from Turkmenistan Maksat Ibragimov: we brought products that are most interesting to Chinese consumers

Published on: 2026-11-06

Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation

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class=”_center_image”>The 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE) opened on Thursday in Shanghai. This year, the event, taking place from November 5 to 10, will include 4,142 overseas participants, with a total exhibition area exceeding 440,000 square meters. More than 480 exhibits will be presented to the world, Asia, or China for the first time, a record number in the history of this Expo.

The participant from Turkmenistan, Maksat Ibragimov, told a correspondent from China.org.cn in an interview that his company is participating in the CIIE for the first time.

“Our complex in Turkmenistan is engaged in the industrial production of products from turkey meat. We produce more than 75 types of products, all made entirely from turkey. For the exhibition, we brought exactly those products that, in our opinion, are most interesting to Chinese consumers.

We intend to find partners in China and develop cooperation with the Chinese side. This concerns not only the export of products to China but also joint business, including product processing and sausage production.

Moreover, we are interested in purchasing Chinese equipment — packaging machines and packaging materials. We are counting on long-term and extensive cooperation,” he noted.

Maksat Ibragimov also quoted a Chinese proverb: “The more wood you add to the fire, the brighter it burns,” expressing hope for further strengthening of cooperation between the parties. “We want to add more wood to the fire together so that it burns brighter and gives warmth to everyone,” he said.

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