Kazakhstan, which holds the presidency of the Eurasian Economic Union, has outlined a work plan for the coming year. Much attention is paid to industrial cooperation. To implement the plans, the EAEU intends to create joint ventures in production, agriculture and services.

How has industrial cooperation affected the Kazakh economy? Why is it considered more profitable to produce goods together, by the forces of the allied countries, than alone? These questions were answered by speakers, including Dias Serikov, head of the directorate and monitoring of QazIndustry support tools in the Industry program on the Khabar 24 TV channel.