Agribusiness Park to be Launched in Kazakhstan’s Akmola Region

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The Hungarian company Globalia Ltd is creating agricultural facilities in Kazakhstan’s Akmola region. The new agribusiness park will use industrial technologies developed in Hungary.

The eight agribusinesses located at the park will implement sustainable and environmentally friendly technologies, and will allow for products to be traced between the producer and the end consumer. Projects will not require any special funding.

The agribusiness park plans to start producing fish farming projects within three years. It will also open a research and development station for growing varieties of various plants. Kazakhstani companies located at the park will have access to new technologies and tools, including the Carbon Farming system, which helps to capture and accumulate CO2 from the soil.

Tamila Olzhbaekova

Tamila Olzhbaekova

Tamila Olzhabekova is a journalist, award-winning illustrator, and a volunteer, curator and event organizer in the DOSTAR diaspora of Kazakhstan organization.
Prior to working for The Times of Central Asia, she has written for Peter Tv, First Line, Five Corners, Sport.Kz, and numerous other publications. A campaigner for interethnic harmony and the protection of stray animals, she studied at St. Petersburg State University.

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