Over the course of three days, 12,457 industry professionals, as well as 2,662 schoolchildren and students, attended "Kazan Agro-2026."
Today, the ceremonial closing of the specialized agricultural exhibition showcasing the achievements of the agro-industrial complex, "Kazan Agro-2026," took place. A total of 314 companies from 37 regions of Russia and two foreign countries participated in the exhibition. Over the course of three days, 12,457 industry professionals, as well as 2,662 students from schools, colleges, and universities, attended the exhibition.
These were three days of networking, sharing experiences, and finding new partners. Participants presented cutting-edge agricultural technologies, new agricultural machinery, and modern solutions for the agro-industrial complex.
"Here we see real collaboration between science, business, and government—from innovative developments to practical solutions being implemented on farms." This year, the exhibition has expanded, introducing new areas, including a separate section on agritourism as a promising vector for rural development.
The exhibition also fulfills an important social mission—it promotes human resource development and enhances the prestige of agricultural professions," said Lenar Garipov, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan, at the closing ceremony.
At the end of the ceremony, Lenar Garipov thanked all participants, presented diplomas to exhibitors, and invited partners to the upcoming Agrovolga 2026 exhibition.