Iranian President Highlights Key Sectors to Boost Trade and Economic Cooperation with Kazakhstan
Astana, The Gulf Observer: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has outlined a series of promising sectors to deepen trade and economic cooperation between Iran and Kazakhstan, according to a report by Akorda. Speaking during a high-level meeting, Pezeshkian emphasized that the discussions reflect not only the enduring friendship between the two nations but also a significant step toward expanding their bilateral economic partnership.
President Pezeshkian noted that the private sectors of both countries have already identified several priority areas for collaboration. These include the establishment of an Iran–Kazakhstan joint shipping consortium on the Caspian Sea and the construction of warehouses and a distribution center for agricultural products at the Port of Aktau.
Additional initiatives highlighted by the Iranian leader include the creation of a joint food production and packaging plant in Kazakhstan, the opening of an export park for Iranian construction materials in Almaty, and expanded cooperation in mineral resources, raw-material processing, and regional export development.
The President also expressed support for forming an Iran–Kazakhstan Joint Business Council, launching direct flights between the two countries, simplifying business visa procedures, and organizing trade exhibitions to further enhance commercial connectivity.
Pezeshkian stressed that these efforts will contribute to strengthening bilateral ties and unlocking new opportunities for economic growth and regional cooperation.
