The Minister of Culture, Information, and Youth Policy of Kyrgyzstan, Mirbek Mambetaliev, visited the enterprise "Wool.KG" on December 20. This production facility, located in the country, is engaged in wool processing and the manufacture of felt products, as reported by the Ministry of Culture of the Kyrgyz Republic.
During his visit, Mambetaliev familiarized himself with the production process, which encompasses all stages—from purchasing raw materials from local farmers to the finished products. "Wool.KG" processes both white and black wool, producing national clothing, mattresses, blankets, and other felt goods that are sold in both domestic and foreign markets.
The management of the enterprise noted that their project not only contributes to the processing of agricultural raw materials but also supports local residents working in livestock farming. This leads to increased incomes and the creation of new jobs in the regions.
The Minister emphasized that the work of "Wool.KG" is of great importance for preserving and developing national crafts, as well as promoting environmentally friendly and sustainable production. He also added that such companies demonstrate how traditional crafts can successfully adapt to modern conditions and enter international markets.
