en.Wedoany.com Reported - During the RES-2026 platform event held in Astana, Kazakhstan and Georgia held talks on expanding cooperation in the agro-industrial complex. Kazakh Minister of Agriculture Aidarbek Saparov met with Georgian Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture David Songulashvili to discuss prospects for deepening bilateral trade and economic cooperation. Saparov stated that Kazakhstan regards Georgia as an important and promising partner in the South Caucasus region, with significant potential for deepening cooperation in the agro-industrial sector.

Saparov noted that Kazakhstan is ready to supply the Georgian market with various products, including grain and its processed products, meat, and dairy products. In the last marketing year, Kazakhstan's total grain exports reached 15.3 million tons, a record high in nearly 20 years. The two sides focused on discussing the expansion of exports of Kazakh wheat, flour, and pasta products to Georgia and reached an agreement on certifications related to the export of livestock and livestock products.

Both sides also mentioned that in 2025, Kazakhstan exported 500 tons of pork products to Georgia for the first time. Kazakhstan and Georgia also expressed willingness to strengthen cooperation in personnel training, scientific research collaboration, and agricultural development. Songulashvili emphasized that Georgia highly values the potential for cooperation between the two countries and is actively willing to promote the continuous expansion of economic and trade relations. During the talks, the two agriculture ministers reached a consensus on cooperation in the field of veterinary services, providing institutional guarantees for subsequent agricultural product trade.

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