Afghanistan, Kazakhstan sign cooperation roadmap / Kazakhstan ready to participate in three important railway projects
Following the visit of a high-ranking delegation of the Islamic Emirate to Kazakhstan led by Maulvi Nooruddin Azizi, Acting Minister of Industry and Commerce and the presence of the private sector, the government spokesman listed the achievements of the visit, including the signing of a roadmap for cooperation between Afghanistan and Kazakhstan in The fields are trade, industry, mining, energy, logistics, agriculture, telecommunications, health, higher education and humanitarian aid and the country's readiness to participate in the construction of the Turghandi-Herat, Kandahar-Spin Boldak and Mazar-e-Sharif-Kharlachi railway projects.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, in an article published on his X page, listed 12 achievements for the visit of the Afghan economic delegation to Kazakhstan, which are as follows:
Signing of a roadmap for cooperation between Afghanistan and Kazakhstan in the fields of trade, industry, mining, energy, logistics, agriculture, telecommunications, health, higher education and humanitarian aid.
Kazakhstan's assurance to create more facilities for the transit of Afghan imported and exported goods to China and other countries through Kazakhstan, which is an easy and cheap route.
3- The dry port of Khargos was visited and Kazakhstan agreed to allocate an area as a logistics center for Afghan goods in order to facilitate the unloading and loading of Afghan goods in this port.
Kazakhstan's readiness to participate in the construction of the Turghandan-Herat, Kandahar-Spin Boldak and Mazar-e-Sharif-Kharlachi railway projects.
Kazakhstan's readiness to participate in the establishment of a trade and transit center in Herat province, which will be used for storage and financing of trade and transit goods.
6- Holding an exhibition of Afghan products and selling more than 50 percent of its goods.
7- Agreement on the establishment of centers for the sale of Afghan goods in different cities of Kazakhstan (permanent exhibitions)
8- Business meetings (B2B) and contracts in various sectors between the private sector of the two countries worth $ 100 million.
9- Signing of contracts for more than 2,000 tons of dried fruits between the private sector of the two countries.
Start exporting fresh fruits from Afghanistan to Kazakhstan, including pomegranates.
Kazakhstan's readiness to buy Afghan cotton.
Establish coordination and closeness of officials of various agencies of the two countries.
The first shipment of pomegranates was exported to the Republic of Kazakhstan on October 7.
This shipment of 23 tons of pomegranates from Kandahar province was exported from Turghandi port to Almaty, Kazakhstan, and is the first shipment of pomegranates exported to this country.
Following the visit of the Islamic Emirate delegation to Kazakhstan, the exhibition of Afghan products and productions was held by Nooruddin Azizi, Acting Minister of Industry and Trade and Mr. Serik Zhumangarin, Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan with the participation of the Afghan government-private sector delegation and officials and members of the private sector of Kazakhstan in Almaty. The country opened on October 1 and lasted for 4 days.
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