AgroWorld Qazaqstan celebrates 20 years with exhibition in Almaty
Over two decades, the exhibition has brought together more than 4,000 companies from 30 countries and over 32,000 specialists. In 2026, national exhibits will be presented by Germany, Georgia, the Netherlands, and South Korea; regional stands from Russia are also planned.
The exhibition will cover crop production, livestock, feed, grains and fertilizers, irrigation, greenhouse farming, processing, agricultural machinery, construction, storage, and logistics. Participants include Amazone, Big Dutchman, Cargill, FAMSUN, Metzer, and others.
The business program will begin on October 28 with a plenary session on the digital transformation of the agro-industrial complex. It will focus on artificial intelligence applications, the economic benefits of digital solutions, and obstacles to AgTech adoption in Kazakhstan. Sessions on irrigation management and water security are also planned, along with sections on Women in AgroBusiness and ESG, dedicated to climate economy and carbon farming.
On October 29, a Feed Forum and Farmer School will be held in conjunction with DairyNews.today. Consultations on credit and leasing are scheduled for October 30. Throughout the exhibition, B2B and B2G meetings, expo tours, and negotiations will also take place.
Organizers will pay special attention to poultry farming. According to the exhibition materials, this sector's area in the exhibition has quadrupled over the past five years. Poultry meat production in Kazakhstan increased by 58% from 235.3 thousand to 371.7 thousand tons from 2020 to 2025, and the share of domestic products in the domestic market grew from 58% to 78%.
The organizers of the exhibition are the Kazakh Exhibition Company Iteca and the international partner ICA Events. AgroWorld Qazaqstan will run concurrently with ColdChain Qazaqstan 2026.
