Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have agreed on a flexible tariff policy for rail freight. The policy is aimed at further increasing the rail freight volume, including transit cargos.
The negotiations were held by Kazakhstan Temir Zholy’s head Askar Mamin with the Uzbek Deputy Prime Minister Batyr Zakirov, Uzbek Foreign Economic Relations Minister Elyor Ganiev and the Chairman of the Uzbekistan Railways Achilbay Ramatov.
The agreement concerns the supply of the Kazakh producers’ railway products to Uzbekistan, delivery volumes and the range of fruit and vegetables from Uzbekistan to the countries of the Customs Union using the logistics infrastructure of KTZ. The railway administrations of the two countries signed a protocol on the results of the negotiations.
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