Iran to cooperate with Kazakhstan to build renewable energy plants
By Trend
Iran and Kazakhstan have reached agreements on building
renewable energy plants such as photovoltaic power station, also
known as a solar park, in southern Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan’s Minister of Investments and Development Zhenis
Kassymbek said Iran and Kazakhstan have made a general agreement
covering eight projects worth $1.3 billion, SHANA news agency
reported .
The Kazakh official further said his country is planning to provide
Iran with a list of companies destined for privatization in a bid
to increase economic ties between the two countries.
Kassymbek and Iran’s Minister of Agriculture Mahmoud Hojjati during
a joint economic committee meeting in Tehran signed an agreement of
58 articles, which envisions cooperation in the areas of customs,
banking, agriculture, water management, transportation,
communication, petrochemicals, tourism, health, cooperative,
science, technology, and mines.
Iran’s export value to Kazakhstan in the first seven months of the
current Iranian year (since March 20) reached $79.8 million. In the
meantime, Iran imported worth $48.9 million goods from
Kazakhstan.
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