Iran, Kazakhstan eye joint industrial projects

29 May 2026, 17:19

MNA

Iran and Kazakhstan agreed Friday to sign bilateral agreements to accelerate joint industrial projects and ease financial hurdles facing contractors, as both sides moved to boost bilateral trade.

Iranian Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Seyyed Mohammad Atabak and Kazakh Minister of Industry and Construction Qanat Sharlapaev agreed during their meeting to put in place bilateral memorandums of understanding between responsible agencies, in order to provide a framework for cooperation and accelerate defined projects, according to Iran’s industry ministry.

The two sides also agreed to create mechanisms facilitating the issuance of bank guarantees to secure joint project implementation and support active companies in relevant sectors, addressing a key financial challenge for contractors and industrialists.

Sharlapaev welcomed the proposals and voiced Kazakhstan’s readiness to provide legal and executive frameworks for a more active presence of Iranian companies in Kazakh industrial projects.

The meeting, described as an important step in strengthening economic relations in the Eurasian region, concluded with an emphasis on continued expert consultations to finalise the MoUs.

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