Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are considering the possibility of expanding cooperation in the agricultural sector. The two countries aim to develop joint projects in the fields of agricultural production, food safety and agricultural technologies. In this context, the parties are discussing issues such as increasing information and technology sharing, facilitating the export and import processes of agricultural products.
In recent years, cooperation in the field of agriculture has become increasingly important among Central Asian countries. In particular, uncertainties in the global food supply chain and the effects of climate change are leading the countries of the region to work more closely. Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan aim to ensure regional food security by combining their potential in the agricultural sector. During the meetings between the two countries, opportunities for cooperation in areas such as the processing of agricultural products, agricultural machinery production and agricultural research projects were evaluated. It is also planned to implement joint initiatives to improve the marketing and logistics processes of agricultural products. This cooperation initiative is seen as an important step towards modernization of the agricultural sector and economic growth for both Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. The two countries aim to take more concrete steps in the field of agriculture in the coming period.