From April 10 to 12, 2024, the EXPO International Exhibition Center in Astana hosted Flora Expo Astana 2024, bringing together professionals in floristry, horticulture, landscape design, and related fields.

At the event, Ecualand presented its flower-sourcing offer alongside other industry exhibitors. Our team met clients, partners, and flower professionals, discussed market needs, and reviewed new products and industry developments.

The event was organized by Astana Expo with GreenExpo of Moscow as co-organizer. The program listed 3D Flowers as principal sponsor and Florexim as registration sponsor; Garden & Village and Eco Expo Astana were held alongside it.

Participants Organizers reported more than 130 exhibitors from 11 countries and a 35% increase in participation. Countries listed included Belarus, the Netherlands, Poland, Kazakhstan, China, Colombia, Kenya, Russia, Israel, Uzbekistan, and Ecuador.

Ecualand joined the Ecuadorian delegation alongside AnniRoses, Flores Verdes, Tessa, Rosas Del Corazon, HojaVerde, SunRite Farms, Matiz Roses, EBF Cargo, Florisol & Co, Galaxy Flowers, D&C Cargo, Impex Flowers, RaD iLALO, and other participants.

Kazakhstan Professional Floristry Championship The sixth Altyn Gul professional floristry championship was held during the show under the theme ‘Modern Wedding.’ Competitors created reception designs and contemporary bouquets, highlighting the technical and creative work of the region’s florists.

The published results named Abbaspour Said Ali of Astana in first place, Ekaterina Korchakina of the School of Floristry in Almaty in second, and Kuanysh Ospanova of Global Flowers LLP in Astana in third.

Visitors Organizers recorded 3,430 trade visitors from across Kazakhstan and 24 other countries. Ecualand met industry participants from Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, the Netherlands, Uzbekistan, and other markets.

Looking ahead At the time of publication, the next Flora Expo Astana was announced for April 9–11, 2025. Because that date has passed, this article now serves as a historical event recap rather than a current invitation.