Atabak: Tehran and Astana's economic exchanges increase to $ 5 billion

The Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce has agreed to increase Tehran's economic and commercial transactions up to $ 5 billion and demanded the leaders of the two countries, and the Eurasian Economic Union's trade agreement facilitates the inter -agrees. A bank between the businessmen and businessmen of the two countries.

Atabak added: “Supreme officials in the two countries emphasize the increase in the volume of exchanges commensurate with Tehran and Astana's industrial and economic capabilities, and the $ 2 billion forecast of trade volume is accessible to the two countries.”

The Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce stated: The main problem in interactions is the existence of banking barriers between the two countries, which will be removed under the Eurasian Economic Union agreement.

In describing the mineral capabilities of our country, Atabak told the Kazakh Minister of Commerce: “Any type of metal and non -metallic mineral needed by Iran can be provided by Iran and in some cases we have the preparation for the parties to exchange.

He further announced the ability of our country in other areas and added: “The export of technical and engineering services and the exchange of experiences between Iran and Kazakhstan is another of the issues between the two countries and its expansion is in the cooperation program.”

The Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce further said that the development of logistics and rail transport is another area of ​​interest to Tehran and Astana, which can have a direct impact on the volume of transactions between the two countries.

Atabak also welcomed bilateral food exports between the two countries and emphasized the provision of agreed standards.

At the end, the Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce announced the formation of a working group to operational areas of cooperation at the expert level, and the specialized departments of the Ministry Semit He was responsible for pursuing the various branches of Iran and Kazakhstan.