22.06.2026, 11:30

Afghan fruit and vegetables to reach Kazakh supermarket shelves under new supply deal

ASTANA. June 22 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan and Afghanistan have confirmed an agreement to supply Afghan agricultural produce to Kazakhstan's largest retail chains, making the Central Asian nation the first in the region to offer Kabul a practical route into national supermarket networks.

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