ASTANA, Kazakhstan, October 28. Kazakhstan and Finland could establish joint ventures specializing in the deep processing of agricultural and livestock products, said President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev at the Kazakhstan-Finland Business Forum in Astana, Trend reports via Akorda.
As articulated by Tokayev, these strategic initiatives are
poised to enhance the value-added metrics throughout the
comprehensive agricultural supply chain ecosystem.
He underscored that the two nations have already instituted
concrete frameworks for collaborative engagement.
“The Kazakh National Agrarian Research University has established a
collaborative synergy with the University of Eastern Finland to
enhance scholarly interchange and advance cooperative ventures
within the framework of the Erasmus+ initiative. Kazakhstan is
enthusiastic about cultivating a new cohort of agronomic
professionals and enhancing collaborative research in cutting-edge
and sustainable agricultural methodologies,” Tokayev
emphasized.
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