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Kazakhstan, Iran eye co-op issues

22 May 2014 15:55 (UTC+04:00)
Kazakhstan, Iran eye co-op issues

Kazakh Economy and Budget Planning Minister Erbolat Dossayev has held a meeting with the Iranian Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance, Ali Tayebnia.

Addressing the meeting, Dossayev said the interests of Astana and Tehran coincide in many regional and international issues, energy security and economic cooperation, Kazakh ministry reported on May 22.

He underscored that the commissioning of Kazakhstan-Turkmenistan-Iran (Zhanaozen -Gyzylgaya-Bereket-Etrek -Gorgan) railway will strengthen both bilateral and regional trade, and economic cooperation between Kazakhstan and Iran.

Dossayev went on to add that the Kazakhstan-Turkmenistan-Iran railway will increase the efficiency of the transport and communications system of the whole region.

He said the construction of the railway's Iranian section has already been completed, adding that the Inceburun border station on the Iranian-Turkmen border is under construction.

The Turkmen side plans to complete the construction of its section in October 2014.
During the meeting, the parties also discussed the trade and economic partnership issues.

Dossayev stressed that the current status and prospects for the Kazakh-Iranian relations are stable and can be strengthened.

The trade turnover between Kazakhstan and Iran stood at $620.6 million as of 2013. Kazakhstan mainly exports wheat, flat-rolled products of iron or non-alloy steel to Iran and imports nuts, cars and other motor vehicles from this country.

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