The results for the first half of 2026 demonstrate stable growth in the agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sector. According to preliminary data from the National Statistical Committee, the volume of produced goods and services in this industry reached almost 271 trillion sums, representing an increase of 4.7% compared to the same period last year.
The main part of the total volume, amounting to 254.7 trillion sums, is attributed to the farming and livestock sectors. This underscores the crucial importance of this area for ensuring food security in the country, continuous supply of agricultural products to the population, and increasing export potential.
The volume recorded in forestry amounted to 14.3 trillion sums. This indicator testifies to the systematic management of efforts to preserve forest resources, expand green zones, and ensure ecological sustainability. This aspect is also important from the perspective of adapting to climate change and combating desertification.
Although the fisheries sector volume of 1.9 trillion sums does not yet constitute a large share of the total volume, there is an observed expansion of opportunities for sector diversification, fish farming in artificial reservoirs, and ensuring the domestic market with quality protein sources.
Overall, the growth rate of 4.7% indicates the effectiveness of increasing production volumes in agriculture, the implementation of modern agricultural technologies, and the support measures implemented by the state. It is expected that the results of the harvest season in the coming months will improve these indicators, and the sector's contribution to economic growth will increase by the end of the year.
