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Kazakhstan and Pakistan to increase trade turnover to $1 bln

ASTANA. Feb 4 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan and Pakistan have agreed to take measures to increase bilateral trade turnover to $1 billion in the near term, the press service of the President of Kazakhstan reported.

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