The Kabul Tribune (KT) — Twenty-five memorandums of understanding (MoUs) have been signed between members of the private sectors of Afghanistan and Kazakhstan following the conclusion of an Afghan-Kazakh business forum.
The Taliban’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce said the agreements were signed on Saturday.
According to the ministry, the forum included an exhibition of Afghan and Kazakh products as well as business-to-business meetings between private sector representatives from both countries. The event was organized to strengthen bilateral economic ties.
The MoUs cover various sectors of imports and exports, including pharmaceuticals, vegetables, fresh and dried fruits, banking cooperation, flour, wheat, oil, and potatoes.
The source added that the signing of these agreements is expected to further enhance trade relations between the two countries and create new opportunities for the development of the private sector.
