Astana / KZ. (ami) Kazakhstan is a rather profitable and convenient base for development of export-oriented production in the sphere of agro industrial complex, declared Amangeldy Taskujyn, the director of the department of external relations and foreign investments of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to Taskujyn, the neighbouring countries have rather receptive markets, which supports greatly to export-oriented companies. In such conditions, the country plans to provide the complete usage of potential opportunities and agricultural resources of the country, including large reserves of un-reclaimed land, water and other natural resources. Kazakhstan also takes measures for protection of interests of grain market participants and introduction of the system of exchange trading with grains (source: agrimarket.info).
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