From 30 September to 1 October 2026, Astana hosted the EURASIAN AGRICOM 2026 International Conference — one of the key industry platforms for the grain market in Kazakhstan and Central Asia.

The event brought together grain producers and processors, traders, logistics operators, investors, analysts, and representatives of government bodies and industry organisations from Kazakhstan and abroad.

Atameken-Agro sponsored the EURASIAN AGRICOM 2026 conference. The company has supported the event for several years, reaffirming its commitment to developing professional dialogue, strengthening international business ties, and promoting Kazakhstan’s agricultural products in foreign markets.

Atameken-Agro was represented at the conference by a delegation led by Kintal Islamov, Chairman of the Management Board. Also attending were Alexander Gladun, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board; Shukhrat Adilov, Director of Atameken-Agro Trade LLP; Sairam Khodjamberdiev, Commercial Director of Atameken-Agro Trade LLP; and Alexey Morgunov, consultant, plant breeder and seed production specialist.

One of the central themes of EURASIAN AGRICOM 2026 was the assessment of the new harvest and grain quality in Kazakhstan and neighbouring countries, along with an analysis of conditions in domestic and export markets.

Shukhrat Adilov commented on the results of the current season. Industry representatives noted that despite a slight decline in harvest volumes, grain quality remains at a good level:

“Kazakhstan has had a good harvest this year. Volumes are somewhat lower than last year, but quality is likely to be better. The decline in grain production compared with last year is slight, while a more pronounced decrease is observed in pulses and oilseeds. Overall, I view this year’s harvest positively. At the same time, the volume of produce entering the global market will be one of the key factors shaping the season.”

 

EURASIAN AGRICOM continues to serve as an important platform for sharing experience, discussing current trends, and establishing new business connections.

For Atameken-Agro, participation in and long-standing support for the conference are part of its ongoing efforts to develop international cooperation, expand export opportunities, and strengthen Kazakhstan’s position in the global agricultural market.

Dialogue among producers, traders, government bodies, investors, and international partners enables timely assessment of market changes and helps identify new growth opportunities for the entire agricultural sector.