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02.07.2026 gov.kz/moa

Kazakhstan Aims for Digitalization of the Agricultural Sector

Kazakhstan is focusing on digitalizing its agricultural sector, using technologies like AI and automation to increase crop yields and reduce environmental impact, with plans to become a regional center for deep processing of agricultural products.

President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized that artificial intelligence and modern automation technologies are becoming the foundation of a new agricultural revolution. They enable increased crop yields, rational use of water resources, and reduced negative environmental impact. Kazakhstan has received a record grain harvest of 27 million tons for the second year in a row. To consolidate this result, a complete digitalization of agricultural lands is being implemented, with the introduction of unmanned aerial vehicles, satellite navigation, and automated meteorological stations.

The President also announced plans to turn Kazakhstan into a regional center for deep processing of agricultural products, creating high added value within the country.