According to the ministry, such growth has been made possible due to increases in both quantitative and value indicators, as well as the expansion of consumption volumes and diversification of sources for importing consumer goods that are not subject to controlled products.
However, the Ministry of Economy notes that the absolute values of trade turnover remain relatively low.
The ministry also commented on inaccurate information disseminated by foreign media, which claimed that "exports from Estonia to Kyrgyzstan allegedly increased by 10,000%, from Finland by 3,100%, from Poland and Greece by 2,200% and 2,100% respectively, and from Norway, the UK, Germany, and the Czech Republic by more than 1,000%." These figures do not reflect reality.
