06.07.2026
«Exhibition of Chinese Goods in Kazakhstan».
From July 2 to 4, the “21st Exhibition of Chinese Goods in Kazakhstan” was held in Almaty at the “Atakent” International Exhibition Center (CCFK)—one of the largest events aimed at developing trade and economic cooperation between Kazakhstan and China, organized since 2003 with the support of the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China and the Department of Commerce of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Over the past 20 years, the exhibition has become a prestigious platform for the development of trade and economic cooperation between China, Kazakhstan, and the countries of Central Asia.
This year, more than 400 leading companies from 14 provinces and regions of China participated in the exhibition. The exhibition covered three key areas: consumer goods and products for modern lifestyles; agriculture and food security; and industrial equipment, new materials, environmental technologies, and high-tech products.
The exhibition’s opening ceremony was attended by representatives of the Public Association “Association of Emergency and Rescue Services of the Republic of Kazakhstan” (hereinafter referred to as the Association)—including executives and staff from RCSh PVASS LLP, Semser-Ort Sondirushi LLP, and ResQ LLP.
The event featured thematic forums, B2B negotiations, company presentations, and business meetings attended by representatives of the Association.
The “Industrial Production and Equipment” section and the “Emergency Management” category drew the most interest from the Association’s representatives at the exhibition.
This year, more than 20 Chinese companies showcased the latest technologies and state-of-the-art equipment in areas such as flood risk monitoring, flood prevention and response, seismic monitoring, mine rescue operations, the digitization of emergency response systems, firefighting in high-rise buildings, and fire safety.
All of the events planned for the exhibition by representatives of the Association were carried out.
