Recently, Zoomlion Agricultural Machinery and BAI DYIKAN MTS of Kyrgyzstan signed a batch purchase contract for agricultural machinery equipment and reached a long-term cooperative relationship, marking another new breakthrough in the agricultural machinery business of Zoomlion in countries along the “Belt and Road”.

It is known that BAI DYIKAN MTS is the largest and most powerful comprehensive agricultural service company in Kyrgyzstan. After the cooperation between the two parties, on the basis of continuous batch introduction of Zoomlion's agricultural machinery and equipment, and further combining local agricultural production and actual needs of customers, the two parties will build a marketing network integrating sales, training, service, maintenance, etc., and jointly launch the More efficient, reliable, advanced and applicable agricultural machinery and equipment.
As a Central Asian country rich in arable land resources, agriculture is the backbone of Kyrgyzstan's economy, and the types of staple crops are close to those of my country. In order to promote the entry of agricultural machinery products into the country's market, Zoomlion Agricultural Machinery Eurasia Region conducted a three-month on-the-spot investigation and inspection of the local agricultural status and agronomic needs, and tailored a set of agricultural production mechanization products for the country's market solution.

During this period, Askarbek Yanibekov, Minister of Agriculture of Kyrgyzstan, made a special trip to meet with the head of Zoomlion Agricultural Machinery Eurasia Region to learn more about Zoomlion's global development strategy and innovation of agricultural machinery products, and made a speech. In-depth communication. Minister Askarbek Yanibekov highly appreciated and affirmed Zoomlion's development model of "overseas airport + localization team".

Taking this opportunity, Zoomlion will work with its partners to contribute to Kyrgyzstan's agricultural modernization and sustainable development with high-quality products and "localized" services.