The Ministry of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan and the Ministry of Commerce of Pakistan have held high-level virtual talks to strengthen economic cooperation and boost trade relations between the two countries. The meeting, co-chaired by Vice Minister Aidar Abildabekov of Kazakhstan and Additional Secretary Nasir Hamid of Pakistan, focused on advancing a broad range of joint economic initiatives.
Both sides discussed the development of e-commerce, the finalization of an intergovernmental transit trade agreement, and the expansion of collaboration between their respective trade agencies, QazTrade and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP). The talks also covered the organization of business and trade events to be hosted in Pakistan within the year, aiming to provide more opportunities for commercial engagement.
As a result of the consultations, Kazakhstan and Pakistan agreed on a structured action plan to ensure the practical implementation of the agreements reached during the meeting. This step-by-step approach is expected to facilitate stronger economic ties and promote mutual trade interests.
