Kazakhstan reviews trade, investment cooperation with 10 key partners

Kazakhstan’s First Deputy Prime Minister Nurlybek Nalibayev held a meeting to review trade, economic and investment cooperation with 10 countries, according to the Kazakh Prime Minister’s office.

The meeting focused on ties with Türkiye, China, Azerbaijan, South Korea, Japan, Tajikistan, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Turkmenistan, Caliber.Az reports.

Nalibayev said the development of mutually beneficial relations with these countries remains under the special supervision of Kazakhstan’s President.

Representatives of government agencies and national companies presented updates on ongoing joint projects. The participants also discussed key issues affecting economic cooperation and identified potential areas for further collaboration.

Nalibayev said trade and investment ties with foreign partners were important for Kazakhstan’s industrial and technological development.

Following the meeting, government agencies and organisations were instructed to accelerate implementation of existing agreements and develop new joint initiatives.

By Sabina Mammadli