08.07.2025, 15:46

Kazakhstan prepares for talks with the US to protect national interests – Trade Ministry

ASTANA. July 8 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan has submitted proposals to the White House aimed at improving mutual trade conditions and is preparing for negotiations, the country’s Ministry of Trade and Integration announced.

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