Construction of another major greenhouse complex has officially begun in Shymkent. Today, Shymkent Mayor Gabit Syzdykbekov, along with the management of the Polish company Fabe-Agro, participated in a capsule-laying ceremony marking the launch of the $137 million project. The project is being implemented in the Martobe residential area. The total area of the greenhouse complex will be 144 hectares. Work has currently begun on installing the necessary infrastructure and preparing the construction site. Once operational, the facility will produce up to 36,000 tons of vegetables annually and create approximately 1,000 new jobs. During the ceremony, City Mayor Gabit Syzdykbekov noted that this project will be an important step in the development of Shymkent's agro-industrial complex. He stated that the new greenhouse complex will significantly improve the region's food security and provide the local market with high-quality and affordable produce. "Another economically significant project is beginning in Shymkent. As you know, the Turkish investors' greenhouse complex has already yielded its first harvest. These two major projects will make a significant contribution to the city's agricultural development and give the industry a new impetus," noted G. Syzdykbekov. Experts are also confident that the new project will significantly enhance the region's agricultural potential. According to Talgat Mekambayev, head of the city's Department of Agriculture and Veterinary Services, investors plan to implement the project in stages between 2025 and 2028 and introduce tomatoes and cucumbers to the market. It's worth noting that more than half of Kazakhstan's large greenhouse complexes are located in Shymkent. The implementation of this investment project will significantly contribute to food security in Shymkent, stabilizing prices, and increasing production volumes in the agricultural sector. Furthermore, the introduction of modern greenhouse technologies will significantly improve productivity and produce quality, providing residents with fresh vegetables throughout the year.

The construction of another large greenhouse complex in Shymkent has officially begun. Today, the mayor of the city, Gabit Syzdykbekov, and the management of the Polish company Fabe-Agro participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a new agricultural facility worth 137 million US dollars. The project is being implemented in the Martobe residential area of Shymkent. The total area of the greenhouse complex covers 144 hectares. Currently, work has begun on the delivery of the necessary infrastructure networks and the construction site is being prepared. After the large-scale facility is put into operation, 36 thousand tons of vegetables will be produced annually and about a thousand new jobs will be created in the city. During the event, the city's mayor, Gabit Syzdykbekov, noted the importance of this project in the development of Shymkent's agro-industrial complex. According to him, the new greenhouse will strengthen the region's food security and provide the local market with high-quality and affordable products. – The construction of another economically important project is underway in Shymkent. Earlier, the greenhouse complex of Turkish investors produced its first harvest. These two major projects will give a new impetus to the development of the city's agricultural sector, – said G. Syzdykbekov. Industry experts are also confident that the new project will strengthen the agricultural potential of the region. According to Talgat Mekambayev, head of the city's Department of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, investors plan to implement the project in stages in 2025–2028, producing tomatoes and cucumbers. Today, more than half of the country's large greenhouse complexes are located in Shymkent. The implementation of the new investment project will significantly contribute to ensuring food security in Shymkent, regulating prices, and increasing production volumes in the agricultural industry. In addition, the introduction of modern greenhouse technologies will ensure high product quality and provide the population with fresh vegetables all year round.

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Islamabad, 2 December 2025 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan H.E. Mr. Yerzhan Kistafin delivered a lecture at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) on “Kazakhstan–Pakistan Relations: Avenues of Cooperation.”The event brought together faculty members, experts, and students of NUST.In his address, Ambassador Yerzhan Kistafin provided an in-depth overview of the current state of political, trade-economic, cultural-humanitarian, and educational cooperation between Kazakhstan and Pakistan, placing special emphasis on the prospects for strengthening partnerships between the universities of the two countries.The Ambassador underscored that expanding academic cooperation is an important component of further deepening bilateral relations, and expressed his readiness to support the development of joint educational programs and research projects.He also highlighted the transport and logistics dimension, stressing its particular importance for advancing cooperation between Kazakhstan, Central Asia, and Pakistan, and briefed the audience on the ongoing work in this area.NUST students showed strong interest in issues related to regional security, transport connectivity, innovation-driven development, and the role of youth in strengthening international cooperation.The Embassy of Kazakhstan expresses its gratitude to Mr. Amir Yaqub, Director for Operations and Collaboration at NIPS NUST and Dr. Ashfaq Hassan Khan for their warm hospitality and support in organizing the lecture.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-islamabad/press/news/details/1117545?lang=kk

On December 2, 2025, Gabiden Temirbek, Consul General of Kazakhstan in Montenegro, met with Mr. Susith Hettihewa, Air Astana’s Regional Manager for Europe. The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the airline’s seasonal flights connecting Astana, Almaty, and Podgorica, which have shown strong performance and growing demand.The two sides exchanged views on expanding cooperation for 2026 and emphasized the importance of improved air connectivity in supporting tourism and fostering closer ties between Kazakhstan and Montenegro.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-podgorica/press/news/details/1117549?lang=kk