Kazakhstani companies showcased their export potential at AGFOOD 2025 in Karachi, one of Kazakhstan’s most productive trade missions to Pakistan. With a population exceeding 250 million, Pakistan is rapidly becoming a key market for Kazakhstan’s agro-industrial and processed products.
The mission included 20 companies, among them Gorilla Asia, Danon Berkut, Nutricia, Uyzmay Industry, KDN Group, KaraT, QazaqFoodMarket, as well as producers of pulses, soybean meal, dairy products, and food items.
Organized by the Ministry of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan and QazTrade, with the support of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Pakistan, the mission became one of the most successful in recent years. Kazakhstan and Pakistan reaffirmed several agreements aimed at deepening economic cooperation and providing systematic support for bilateral trade.
A key document was the signing of a memorandum between QazTrade and the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), the country’s largest business association. This memorandum establishes a solid platform for delegation exchanges, B2B cooperation, and continuous engagement with Pakistani businesses.
Another major step was the agreement between QazTrade and logistics operator TCS. TCS manages the country’s largest delivery and warehousing network, which will accelerate and reduce the cost of supplying Kazakhstani products to the Pakistani market.
“The agreement with TCS opens faster and more cost-efficient routes for our exporters, making deliveries to Pakistan more predictable and stable. This is an important milestone in strengthening long-term partnership between our countries,” emphasized QazTrade Managing Director Berik Akhmetov.