Kazakhstan has achieved significant success at the Gulfood 2026 international exhibition, signing export agreements totaling $335.4 million. The main partners in these deals were the United Arab Emirates and Oman, as reported by the TASS agency.
During the exhibition in Dubai, it was noted that the largest contracts pertain to the supply of grain crops, with an application for the export of up to 800,000 tons of grain worth over $240 million. These agreements have become an important outcome of Kazakhstan's participation in the world's largest food industry exhibition.
According to the ministry, as a result of the negotiations, 19 different documents were signed, covering not only grain exports but also products of its deep processing, as well as oil and fat products, confectionery, legumes, and rice. The agreements also concern the distribution of Kazakhstani food products.
Additionally, during the exhibition, a meeting took place between the agriculture ministers of Kazakhstan and Russia. The head of the Kazakh ministry emphasized the importance of scientific and technological cooperation with Russia, noting that this country continues to be one of Kazakhstan's key partners in the agro-industrial sector.
