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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) reinforces Central Asian trade finance capabilities through banking partnerships. The second TFP Bank Twinning Trade Finance Program in Central Asia was successfully implemented between Ameriabank and Hamkorbank in Uzbekistan.

According to information posted on ADB's website, the experience and strengths of a more advanced bank within this program are used to prepare a partner bank through the transfer of relevant data on trade finance transactions.

According to the source, as a capacity building tool, this initiative provides banks with more effective assistance in terms of institutional development of trade finance. According to ADB's expectations, it will also help strengthen regional business ties that will secure growth in interregional trade by expanding cooperation across Asia.

TFP ADB Public Relations Manager Nana Khurodze said: "ADB strives to provide a stable way of strengthening the advantages of its «TFP Bank Twinning» program, particularly for Hamkorbank. Both banks are important partners of the TFP program and we hope that this opportunity will allow increasing trade financing and assisting Ameriabank in finding new opportunities for trade financing. "

"We welcome the Bank Twinning Initiative of the Asian Development Bank, which aims to support and promote trade financing and expanding interbank relations. We are glad that we share our experience and knowledge with Hamkorbank partners ", said Suren Kocharyan, Commercial Director of Ameriabank.

"ADB has always been for us not only as a financial but also as a strategic partner. We have always welcomed its initiatives - further support and cooperation of partner banks in its projects. This is definitely a unique experience for Hamkorbank in sharing its practical experience and finding ways to partnership with Ameriabank, "said Jasur Hasanov, Hamkorbank CEO.

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