During a trade and economic mission from Kazakhstan in Minsk, a $5 million contract was signed between the National Association of Oilseed Processors and the Belarusian company "Dary Polye Plus." The document provides for the purchase of products from Kazakh producers and was the main outcome of business negotiations between the two countries.

In addition to this agreement, the Kazakh and Belarusian parties signed a number of other documents aimed at expanding trade and economic cooperation. A memorandum of cooperation between QazTrade and the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange opened opportunities for the exchange of experience, the participation of Kazakh companies in exchange trading, the development of electronic platforms, and the holding of joint events. The Belarusian exchange is the largest spot market in the region, annually processing over 500,000 transactions worth over $4 billion.

Another document is a memorandum between QazTrade and the National Marketing Center of Belarus. It provides for the exchange of analytics, support for product promotion, joint partner searches, and the organization of business missions and educational programs. These agreements are intended to facilitate the entry of Kazakh manufacturers into the Belarusian market and make cooperation between companies more systematic.

QazTrade CEO Aitmuhammed Aldazharov noted that the mission's results create new opportunities for trade development:
"Kazakhstan and Belarus have significant potential for cooperation. The parties are interested in expanding supplies, developing new niches, and strengthening business interactions," he emphasized.

A separate section of the talks was devoted to industrial cooperation. Eleven joint projects are currently underway, including the production of tractors, agricultural machinery, automotive equipment, and elevators. In Minsk, the parties discussed new areas of cooperation. Plans for the assembly of quarry trucks, the development of cooperation in the construction industry, and projects in the agro-industrial complex, including the creation of commercial dairy farms, were discussed.

The business communities of the two countries also reached additional agreements. AstanaInzhKomStroy signed a memorandum with Izokom Plast regarding the supply of products and the launch of joint production of reinforced pipes in Kazakhstan. ARBA WINE LLP is in talks with the Bulbash winery regarding the supply of Kazakh wine, and an export contract is being prepared. In addition to the $5 million agreement, the National Association of Oilseed Processors signed a memorandum of cooperation with PrimeFortGroup LLC.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1110071?lang=kk