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Netherlands, Kazakhstan Share Strong Foundation for Agricultural Cooperation

More than 40 Netherlands companies took part in the Grow Expo and Flora exhibition in the Kazakh capital on April 8-10 displaying the advanced horticultural solutions. The Astana Times spoke with Jan-Kees Goet, the Secretary General for Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Nature about the joint projects with Kazakhstan and Netherlands’ leadership in sustainable and efficient horticulture.


Agriculture is the second-largest sector of Kazakh-Dutch cooperation. In your opinion, what makes Kazakhstan an attractive partner for the Netherlands in this field?


Kazakhstan and the Netherlands share a strong foundation for agricultural cooperation, built on complementary strengths and mutual interests. With vast agricultural land, rich natural resources, and a rapidly developing agribusiness sector, Kazakhstan offers significant opportunities for collaboration. The country is modernizing its agricultural industry, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and increased productivity.

At the same time, the Netherlands brings expertise in high-tech agriculture, horticulture, and sustainable food production, creating a strong basis for knowledge exchange and joint projects. Kazakhstan’s strategic location between Europe and Asia further enhances its role in regional food security and international trade. Kazakhstan-Netherlands cooperation can result in advanced agricultural efficiency, application of innovative solutions and strengthening Kazakhstan’s position in global markets.



Photo credit: Grow Expo


 
 
 

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