Bishkek, Nov. 4, 2026. /Kabar/. Officials from the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture and Processing Industry of Kyrgyzstan have completed training in South Korea focused on the implementation of "Smart Farm" technologies. Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture and Processing Industry reports.
The training took place from October 18 to 31, 2026, as part of a program titled "Capacity Building for Improving Agricultural Productivity and Developing Value Chains in the Kyrgyz Republic (2026–2028)."
The program was organized by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the Jeollabuk-do International Cooperation Agency, under an international initiative of the government of the Republic of Korea.
During the two-week course, the Kyrgyz specialists explored the application of digital technologies, automation, and modern agricultural techniques designed to boost agricultural productivity.
The delegation visited high-tech greenhouse complexes, processing facilities, and logistics centers. Participants gained insight into automated systems for climate control, as well as the sorting and quality inspection of agricultural products.
Additionally, the specialists studied the operations of the "Smart Farm" Innovation Valley in Gimje, the Food Support Center in Wanju County, and the Korea Food Safety Certification Institute (HACCP).
Following the training, the ministry officials developed strategic plans and presented projects aimed at optimizing agricultural supply chains. These findings are intended to serve as a foundation for integrating South Korean practices into various regions of Kyrgyzstan.
Furthermore, the Kyrgyz delegation took part in the "2026 MY Jeonbuk One World Festival," where they showcased elements of their national culture, including the ak-kalpak (traditional Kyrgyz headwear). Upon completion of the program, participants were presented with certificates from KOICA and the CIAT institute.
