The procedure was part of the latest session of the Belarusian-Kazakh intergovernmental commission on trade and economic cooperation.
      According to First Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Vasily Matyushevsky, the sides are satisfied with the content of the action plan for the next two years. “We are sincerely glad that Belarus and Kazakhstan have a large number of areas of joint work. Today alone we’ve managed to discuss over 20 items concerning economic and social affairs,” he said.
First Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Bakytzhan Sagintayev remarked that the roadmap pays close attention to agribusiness, in particular, the establishment and operation of joint ventures. “Kazakhstan is ready to provide all kinds of support, including with finance and infrastructure, to joint ventures specializing in agriculture,” he stressed.