In 1992, an agreement was signed between Kazakhstan and Russia on the establishment of trade missions, and in 2009 a Kazakhstan representative office was opened in Moscow.
The trade representation of Kazakhstan is closed in Russia. The relevant decision was made by the Kazakh government on February 1, 2023. According to the government’s website, the decision to liquidate the body has already been accepted by the country’s leadership.
The resolution says that Kazakhstan completely abolishes the position of a trade representative in Russia, the staff of the representative office and the wages of these employees.
The government announced this decision by the fact that the representative office has already completed all the tasks. They also stressed that this decision will not affect the functioning of the Russian trade mission in Kazakhstan.
Note that the agreement on the establishment of trade missions between Kazakhstan and Russia was signed in 1992. A representative office of Kazakhstan was opened in Moscow in 2009.
Trade Representative: What is this body and what does it do?
A trade mission is a representative body of a state abroad whose employees ensure the interests of the state in foreign economic activities in the host country.
The body is created on the basis of interstate agreements and is part of the plenipotentiary representation of the country, embassy or mission.
Previously Focus He said that they started to recruit local people for the war in Ukraine in the city of Baikonur, Kazakhstan, which was leased on a long-term lease from the Russian Federation. All volunteers who signed a contract for “military service” in the war zone on the territory of Ukraine were promised to pay 260 thousand rubles (about 3.5 thousand dollars).
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Source: Focus
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