In 2025, the export of grain from Kazakhstan through the ports of the Baltic countries increased more than sixfold.

The Kazakh delegation, led by Vice Minister of Agriculture Yermek Kenzhekhanuly, familiarized themselves with Estonia's port infrastructure, including the ports of Tallinn and Sillamäe, as well as grain terminals, reports Agrosektor.kz with reference to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. During negotiations with representatives of Estonian businesses and logistics companies, special attention was paid to the prospects of using the Baltic route as one of the key routes for exporting Kazakh grain and oilseed crops to the markets of Northern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. At the meeting with the management of the Port of Muuga, the parties discussed the formation of sustainable and predictable export routes. "For Kazakhstan, the Port of Muuga is an important link in the formation of sustainable export routes. We are interested in the systematic development of this transport corridor and the creation of predictable conditions for the supply of ...