Kazakhstan has introduced restrictions on the export of 106 types of goods in connection with Western sanctions, Vice Minister of Trade and Integration Kairat Torebaev told journalists, Report informs referring to Kazakh media.
"We have introduced a restriction on the export of goods intended for military purposes. These are 106 different types. Their export is completely limited," he said.
These are goods from both Kazakh and foreign manufacturers.
Among the goods on which export restrictions have been introduced are spare parts for drones, special electronics, chips, and so on. The restrictions were introduced due to Western sanctions.
At the end of September, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said during a visit to Germany that Astana would follow the sanctions regime imposed on Russia by Western countries.