29.04.2025, 13:03

Kazakhstan begins talks with U.S. over increased tariffs, plans WTO consultations

ALMATY. April 29 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan has launched consultations with the United States over proposed tariff increases and will raise the issue at the World Trade Organization, the Ministry of Trade and Integration said Tuesday.

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