Poland-Kazakhstan trade volume revealed for January-November 2025

The trade volume between Kazakhstan and Poland has hit $1.1 billion for the period of January-November 2025, which is a 6% increase compared to the same period in 2024.

This milestone was announced during political consultations between the foreign ministries of Kazakhstan and Poland in Astana, CE Report informs, citing Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

It was revealed that Kazakhstan’s exports to Poland totaled $496.3 million—a 10.2% rise—while imports from Poland amounted to $605.9 million, increasing by 2.7%.

Currently, around 150 Polish companies operate in Kazakhstan, and since 2005, the total inflow of investments from Poland has surpassed $600 million. Key sectors for bilateral cooperation include energy, transportation, logistics, agriculture, education, and IT.

During the meeting, Arman Issetov, Kazakhstan's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, emphasized that Kazakhstan considers Poland a significant political and economic partner within the European Union and is keen on further expanding ties with the country.

Poland’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wojciech Zajaczkowski, underscored Kazakhstan’s role as a key partner in Central Asia, expressing Poland's readiness to enhance cooperation in areas of mutual interest.

Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan