Cyprus business delegation to visit Kazakhstan in June
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has announced the organisation of a business delegation to Astana, Kazakhstan, from June 2 to June 4, 2026, in collaboration with Invest Cyprus, the Cyprus presidency and the Cyprus-Kazakhstan Business Association.
The initiative will centre on a business forum and B2B engagements scheduled for June 3, 2026, aiming to strengthen economic relations between Cyprus and Kazakhstan.
According to the announcement, the delegation is expected to serve as an important platform for promoting investment opportunities and business cooperation, bringing together private sector stakeholders, investors and business leaders from both countries.
The organisers explained that the event seeks to foster strategic partnerships and facilitate cross-border business engagement, particularly in sectors identified as having strong growth potential.
These include information and communications technology, financial services and fintech, renewable energy, agriculture, tourism and hospitality, and pharmaceuticals, all of which are seen as offering significant opportunities for Cypriot companies.
The chamber stated that participation in the delegation will provide high-level networking opportunities with Kazakh business leaders, alongside targeted B2B meetings and direct engagement with key market players.
In addition, participants will gain insights into Kazakhstan’s investment climate and sector-specific prospects, helping companies assess potential entry strategies and partnerships.
The chamber encouraged its members to explore Kazakhstan’s dynamic market and expand their presence in priority sectors of mutual interest, underlining the broader objective of deepening bilateral economic ties.
Interested parties have been invited to express their interest by May 11, 2026, in order for organisers to proceed with the necessary arrangements for the delegation.
The initiative forms part of ongoing efforts to enhance Cyprus’ international business outreach and support outward-looking growth strategies, particularly in emerging and strategically important markets.