Kazakhstan to supply Tajikistan with wheat and flour in exchange for onions

Published 2023년 3월 9일

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A recent article highlights a significant development in Central Asia's agricultural trade, with Kazakhstan and Tajikistan on the verge of finalizing a bilateral agreement aimed at enhancing trade relations. This agreement, which was initiated during a visit by a Kazakh delegation led by Arman Shakkaliev, First Vice Minister of Trade and Integration, intends to facilitate the export of wheat and flour from Kazakhstan to Tajikistan, alongside the supply of early vegetables, including onions, from Tajikistan to Kazakhstan. The agreement underscores the rich agricultural potential of Tajikistan and the benefits of enhancing trade in environmentally friendly crops and agricultural products. Notably, trade data from 2022 shows a slight increase in wheat exports from Kazakhstan to Tajikistan, underlining the growing importance of this partnership in the agricultural sector.

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Kazakhstan and Tajikistan intend to conclude a mutual agreement on the export of wheat and flour from the Republic of Kazakhstan and the supply of early vegetables (including onions) from the Republic of Tajikistan. The corresponding document was signed during the visit of the Kazakh delegation headed by the First Vice Minister of Trade and Integration Arman Shakkaliev to Tajikistan, ASIA-Plus reports with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Turkey. “It was noted that there are many opportunities in the agricultural sector of Tajikistan, there are favorable conditions for growing environmentally friendly crops, as well as early and re-sowing, building intensive orchards, creating livestock and poultry farms,” the message ...

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