Last week, Kyrgyzstan’s prime minister set some ambitious goals for the country’s farming sector: On July 20, Omurbek Babanov told hundreds of local officials that Kyrgyzstan must become a “regional leader” in agriculture, not just fully meeting domestic demand, but exporting 90 percent of its produce to cover “the needs of neighboring states.”
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At a recent meeting of the government of Kyrgyzstan, Minister of Agriculture Torogul Bekov suggested to enter a customs tariff of 30% on imports of poultry meat and eggs from Russia and Kazakhstan.
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A Bismarck consulting firm will send 170 cows to Kazakhstan in the coming week as part of a trade deal with beef producers there.
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The poultry industry in the Central Asian country of Kyrgyzstan flourished during the years of soviet rule, but after the country’s independence in 1991, economic hardship followed and the poultry industry in Kyrgyzstan became practically non-existent, reports Hy-Line.
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