The Chamber of International Commerce of Kazakhstan held negotiations with leading companies of China’s flower industry

The Chamber of International Commerce of Kazakhstan, represented by Madina Yesdauletova, Deputy Director of the Department of Commercial Activities, held a working meeting with representatives of leading companies in the flower industry of the People’s Republic of China, located in Yunnan Province—one of the world’s крупнейших centers for the production and export of floral products.

During the negotiations, a constructive exchange of views took place with a number of профильных organizations and companies, including:
— Hongri Fresh Flower Planting Co., Ltd.;
— Kunming Huaibao Technologies Co., Ltd. (HUAEB);
— Kunming Sanlin Flowers Co., Ltd.;
— Yunnan Chuhua Modern Agricultural Development Group Co., Ltd.;
— Yunnan Huizhong Agriculture Co., Ltd.;
— Yunnan Luyilin Horticulture Co., Ltd. (Softdream);
— Yunnan Flower Industry Association (YNFA).

The parties discussed prospects for developing bilateral cooperation in the agro-industrial sector, in particular in the areas of cultivation, processing, logistics, and supply of floral products, as well as opportunities for integrating Kazakhstani companies into global supply chains.

Special attention was given to the following key issues:
— organizing the supply of floral products to Kazakhstan and Central Asian countries;
— establishing joint logistics and trading platforms;
— exchanging technologies in flower cultivation and storage;
— developing B2B contacts between the business communities of the two countries;
— participation of Kazakhstani companies in international exhibitions and trade missions in China.

As a result of the meeting, agreements were reached to establish sustainable partnership cooperation, including the development of specific commercial projects and the organization of mutual business visits.

The Chamber of International Commerce of Kazakhstan confirmed its readiness to provide comprehensive support to businesses in establishing direct contacts with Chinese partners, including facilitating negotiations, organizing B2B and B2G meetings, and utilizing foreign economic activity instruments such as the international customs document ATA Carnet, which simplifies the temporary import of goods for exhibitions and business events.

The negotiations marked an important step in strengthening trade and economic cooperation between Kazakhstan and China, opening new opportunities for import diversification, the development of the flower industry, and strengthening the position of Kazakhstani businesses in international markets.