15.09.2026, 15:23

Kazakh president says trade with South Korea can double to $6 billion

ASTANA. Sept 15 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said trade with South Korea could double to $6 billion if the two governments and their businesses combine efforts, his press service said Tuesday.

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