Volga Region Agribusiness Gathers in Kazan: What's in Store for Kazan Agro 2026
From February 11 to 13, the Kazan Expo IEC will host the Kazan Agro 2026 exhibition. The event will bring together over 300 companies and over 12,000 specialists representing businesses, farms, research centers, and government agencies from the agro-industrial complex of the Volga region.
Kazan Agro is more than just a showcase of technologies and products; it is an effective communications platform that connects regions, helps businesses grow, and contributes to strengthening the country's food security.
The exhibition's topics will traditionally cover key areas of the agro-industrial complex, including equipment and spare parts, livestock farming, crop production, digitalization, food processing, packaging, processing and storage, agricultural services, education, and science. In 2026, Kazan Agro will introduce a new section, "Agritourism," reflecting the growing interest in rural recreation and the potential for farm development through tourism projects.
For participating companies, Kazan Agro offers an opportunity to directly engage with key audiences. In 2025, the exhibition was attended by over 12,500 industry professionals from 78 regions of Russia and 10 countries, 60.3% of whom were senior management representatives who make contracting decisions. At the exhibition, participants can showcase their products, test demand for new developments, and establish contacts with distributors, agricultural holdings, and farms. Thanks to its regional focus, the event helps exhibitors strengthen their position in the Volga region market and establish lasting relationships with customers and partners.
Exhibition visitors—farmers, agricultural business executives, representatives of municipal administrations and educational institutions—will be able to learn about the latest technological solutions, discuss current industry challenges, and receive expert advice.
As is traditional, the exhibition will feature a final board meeting of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan, which will summarize the region's agricultural work for the year and identify priority areas for further development. Furthermore, the Kazan Agro business program will include more than 20 events, including roundtables, presentations, and discussions on key development areas for the industry.
Key events include Science Slam, bringing together young researchers and innovators working on agricultural projects. Also planned is "Personnel Day"—a meeting between employers and young professionals aimed at exchanging experiences and discussing employment opportunities in the agro-industrial complex in support of the federal project "Personnel in the Agro-Industrial Complex" and the national project "Technological Support for Food Security."
Kazan Agro 2026 is a regional center for agro-industrial cooperation in the Volga region, uniting business, science, and government. Here, professionals meet, solutions are formulated, and connections are established that shape the development of agriculture across the entire region.
Registration for the event is available at: https://kazan-agro.ru/