Kazakhstan is intensifying its efforts to save the aport apple, a historically significant variety facing extinction. The initiative involves expanding existing orchards and creating specialized nurseries dedicated to the apple’s propagation. This aims to restore commercial production of the aport apple and provide growers with superior planting stock. Once globally celebrated, the aport apple’s numbers have dwindled, prompting the government to prioritize its revival. The Ministry is spearheading the project, recognizing the cultural and agricultural importance of this unique fruit. This renewed push signals a commitment to preserving Kazakhstan’s botanical heritage and boosting its fruit-growing sector. The project hopes to re-establish the aport apple as a commercially viable and culturally treasured commodity.