01.10.2026, 16:29

Kazakhstan, Belarus look to expand trade and industrial ties

ASTANA. Oct 1 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan and Belarus discussed expanding trade and economic ties, industrial cooperation and transport and transit links, the Kazakh government's press service said.

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