25.06.2026, 12:50

Kazakhstan to zero out import duties on fuel from third countries

ASTANA. June 25 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) -- Kazakhstan plans to eliminate import duties on fuel from third countries, primarily China, Deputy Minister of Trade and Integration Zhanel Kushukova told reporters.

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