On June 4–5, Nutrimax had the honor of participating in the Kazakhstan–Georgia Business Forum, held in the city of Atyrau, Kazakhstan. This high-level event aimed to strengthen economic and investment ties between the two nations and to foster new avenues of partnership and cooperation.
The forum brought together over 100 Kazakh companies and 25 leading Georgian businesses across sectors such as investment, logistics, agriculture, trade, and tourism. Nutrimax was proud to represent Georgia’s agribusiness and animal nutrition sector alongside notable Georgian companies including IDS Borjomi, GIG Holding, Kairos Logistics, and Mtevino.
As part of the event, Nutrimax took part in a series of strategic discussions and B2B meetings. Key topics included enhancing Trans-Caspian logistics corridors, expanding agricultural export opportunities, and building long-term commercial collaboration between Kazakh and Georgian enterprises. For Nutrimax, this was a valuable opportunity to present our expertise in animal nutrition and explore new partnerships in Central Asia’s growing agribusiness sector.
The forum was organized with the support of the Atyrau Regional Administration and the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Georgia and hosted by the Kazakh-Georgian Economic Association. Active contributions from its members, including Air Astana—which recently launched a direct Tbilisi–Atyrau flight—underscored the growing connectivity between the two regions.
Atyrau is a key economic hub in Central Asia. Its geographic proximity to Georgia presents meaningful opportunities to reduce transportation and logistics costs—an advantage Nutrimax is keen to explore as we expand our regional presence.
Nutrimax remains committed to strengthening cross-border cooperation, sharing knowledge, and delivering quality solutions to meet the evolving needs of partners across the region.
