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MERICAN Journal of Public Diplomacy and International Studies
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As part of the European Union's system of special preferences for sustainable development and 
effective management ("GSP+") provided to the republic, Uzbekistan had the opportunity to 
export more than 6,200 items of goods to the European market without customs duties. 
In particular, a wide range of textile products, footwear, agricultural products, vehicles, mineral 
fertilizers, oil and chemical industry products, construction materials, ceramic and metal 
products, and technological equipment, which have the main export potential of the republic, are 
exempt from customs duty. 
If we give clear examples, within the framework of the "GSP+" system, in contrast to the "GSP" 
system, apple and tomato juices - 13.3-25.5%, peaches and apricots - 14.1-16.5%, frozen 
vegetables (potatoes , olives, tomatoes, etc.) – 10.9%, vehicles for cargo transportation – 15.4%, 
offal products – 11.9%, canned vegetables – 14.1%, fish meat and fillets – 14.5 %, fruit juices - 
14.5%, children's clothes - 8.4% and t-shirts - 9.6% customs duties were canceled. [9]
It should be noted that the use of benefits within the framework of the "GSP+" by the member 
countries of the European Union will significantly increase their export potential while ensuring 
the competitiveness of their local products on the European market. 
Figure 1 was developed by the author so that local business entities can get information about 
which products and the amount of customs duties are applied to the benefits within this system. 
As 
you 
can 
see 
from 
this 
figure, 
the 
exporting 
organization 
goes 
to 
https://trade.ec.europa.eu/access-to-markets/en/home to get information about the GSP+ status of 
its product. From this link platform, customs tariff numbers (HS code) of the exported product or 
the name of the product, as well as the exporting country and one of the EU countries to which 
the product is sent, are selected and the "search" button is clicked. As a result, it is possible to see 
the origin of the information on customs duties for products imported from third countries and 
"0" customs duty for countries that have obtained the "GSP+".