Afghan, Kazakh Companies Sign $360 Million Deals to Boost Economic Cooperation


Shymkent: Afghan and Kazakh companies have signed several memorandums of understanding valued at 360 million U.S. dollars, as announced by Afghanistan’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce. The deals involve 15 companies from both nations and were signed in Shymkent, Kazakhstan.



According to Nam News Network, the agreements are intended to enhance economic and trade relations between Afghanistan and Kazakhstan. The areas of cooperation include oil, foodstuff, transportation, and investments, highlighting the strategic interests and mutual benefits both countries anticipate from these collaborations. This initiative marks a significant step in strengthening the economic ties between the two countries.