Over the five-year period in Kazakhstan, export of agricultural products planned to double; share of processed products up to 70%

Published 2021년 10월 13일

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The Minister of Agriculture of Kazakhstan, Erbol Karashukeev, has outlined the ministry's strategy for import substitution from 2021 to 2025. The strategy, which is part of the National Project, aims to increase labor productivity by 2.5 times, make the country self-sufficient in basic food products, double agricultural exports, and increase the income of 1 million rural residents. The ministry will focus on replacing imported items like poultry meat, sausages, cheeses, apples, sugar, and fish with domestic products. By 2024, the ministry aims to provide 100% of these products, except for sugar, domestically and to reach 80% for sugar. The strategy also involves forming seven ecosystems around large investment projects to involve at least 350 thousand farmers and households in the production of high-value final products.
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The Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan Erbol Karashukeev told at the last meeting of the Government how the Ministry of Agriculture will resolve the issues of import substitution during 2021-2025, the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports. According to the head of the agrarian department, the development of the National Project took into account global challenges and world trends in the development of the agro-industrial complex, as well as the results of the implementation of previous state and sectoral programs. “As a result of the implementation of the project, it is necessary to achieve an increase in labor productivity by 2.5 times, to provide the country with basic food products of domestic production, to increase the export of agricultural products by 2 times with bringing the share of processed products to 70%, as well as to increase the income of 1 million rural residents. through the formation of seven large ...
Source: Agrosektor

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