Afghan, Russian Firms Sign 15 Pacts Worth $103 Million
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Afghan and Russian private companies signed 15 $103 million memorandum of understanding for economic cooperation involving the supply of food and medicines to Afghanistan and the export of Afghan fruit to Russia, as announced by the Afghan Government
Following the visit of the Russian delegation to Afghanistan, a package of documents on cooperation in the fields of food, agriculture and pharmaceuticals was signed, and Russian Vice-Premier Alexei Overchuk told journalists. "As a result of the meetings and the business forum held, a large package of contracts was signed, including for the supply of pharmaceuticals, medical products, grains, flour and force equipment," said Overchuk to journali…
The representatives of Russia and Afghanistan in Kabul signed 11 memorandums of intent to conclude contracts in the amount of about $170 million. The Russian delegation, headed by Vice-Prime Alexei Overchuk, visited Kabul and handed over to RIA News. 11 memorandums of intent to conclude contracts in the total amount of $169.1 million. The Russian companies plan to supply wheat, food, solar panels, household chemicals, energy equipment, soft drin…
Afghanistan and Russia have signed a memorandum of understanding worth US$103 million to develop bilateral trade and economic relations. According to Afghan government deputy spokesperson Fitrat, the signing was overseen by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Overchuk and Afghan Deputy Prime Minister Birader.
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