KABUL: A trade delegation comprising representatives of 10 Afghan companies, led by Waheedullah Azizi, a board member and head of the Food Committee of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI), participated in the international programme “Post-Harvest: Agricultural Season 2026” in Kostanay, Kazakhstan.
The ACCI announced that five trade agreements worth a total of $55 million were signed between Afghan and Kazakh companies during the programme.
According to the published information, $40 million of the agreements cover the supply of wheat and other agricultural products, while the remaining $15 million is allocated to flour supplies.
The programme featured an exhibition of agricultural machinery and products, as well as direct business-to-business negotiations between companies from the two countries.
The ACCI said the visit aimed to strengthen direct trade relations between Kazakh producers and Afghan buyers and expand economic and agricultural cooperation between Afghanistan and Kazakhstan.
The visit was conducted within the framework of a roadmap aimed at increasing bilateral trade between the two countries to $3 billion and following up on existing bilateral agreements.