13.05.2026, 12:01

Kazakhstan expects trade with Iran to slow amid Gulf conflict

ALMATY. May 13 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan expects its trade turnover with Iran to slow in 2026 due to the ongoing conflict in the Persian Gulf and payment problems, the country's deputy prime minister said Wednesday.

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