Kazakhstan Strengthens Partnership with Denmark in Dairy Farming: Memorandum Signed
The cooperation between the countries has an accumulated base: from 2011 to 2025, 10,780 heads of Danish breeding cattle were supplied to Kazakhstan. Starting from 2026, supplies continue within the framework of new investment projects.
However, the current stage is distinguished by a change in priorities. It is no longer just about increasing the number of livestock, but about improving the efficiency of its use—through genetics, digital solutions, and modern farm management approaches.
"I am confident that the agreements reached and the signed memorandum will be an important step towards deepening practical interaction," noted Amangaliy Berdalin.
During the negotiations, special attention was paid to the implementation of Danish technologies in dairy cattle breeding, including selection, digital accounting, and herd management.
Separate discussion areas included:
- veterinary safety;
- development of deep processing;
- expansion of mutual trade in agricultural products;
- localization of technologies and creation of competence centers.
As part of the working program, the Kazakhstani delegation held negotiations with a number of leading Danish companies, including Viking Genetics, FOSS, DanBred, and Kongskilde Industries.
The companies expressed interest in implementing joint projects in Kazakhstan, noted the Kazakhstani department.
