The country will become the first in Central Asia to implement this technology in practice
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Kazakhstan will begin practical implementation of artificial rain technology and become the first country in Central Asia to deploy this methodology.
The project is aimed at improving water supply and supporting agriculture in conditions of an arid climate. The technology will help resolve the region's precipitation deficit problems.
Kazakhstan will launch an artificial rainfall project using cloud seeding with silver iodide. The country will become the first in Central Asia to implement this technology in practice to combat chronic precipitation shortage.
The project will directly impact agricultural product and food prices, as improved water supply will support the agro-industrial sector, traditionally suffering from droughts. The technology could alleviate water shortage in southern and central regions, which will affect water availability and utility costs for the population.
Mehmet Yılmaz