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20 10 22 In Astana, Vice Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kairat Torebayev discussed with US Deputy Secretary of Commerce for International Trade Marisa Lago topical issues in mutual trade between the countries and measures to increase trade turnover. Thus, the Kazakh side expressed interest in resolving the issue of increasing the volume of exports of steel, grain and fertilizers to Iran. This will allow domestic companies not only to increase the volume of supplies, but also to expand production capacities and provide additional jobs to the population of the Karaganda region. Kairat Torebayev suggested that the American side consider the possibility of exporting Kazakhstan's rare earth metals to the United States in more detail at the next meeting of the Informal Commercial Dialogue between Kazakhstan and the United States. In turn, Marisa Lago noted the increased role and development of the international potential of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route. During the meeting, the issues of the application of secondary sanctions by the United States were also discussed. The Kazakh side, for its part, reported on the measures taken to prevent the deterioration of foreign trade indicators. So it was decided to monitor the trade of sanctioned goods in the form of monitoring their movement. Taking into account the mechanism of movement of sanctioned goods, work is being carried out on an ongoing basis to explain to the Kazakh business the risks of applying secondary sanctions and the possibilities of re-exporting sanctioned goods. It was noted that these lists are posted on a specially created website for the convenience of domestic business http://traderadar.kz . The site is updated on an ongoing basis, taking into account the introduction of new packages of sanctions measures of the collective West. The US General System of Preferences (GSP) played an important role in strengthening trade and economic ties between the two countries. For more than 25 years, the Republic of Kazakhstan has been a beneficiary of this system, thanks to which it was possible to increase the volume of mutual trade. At the end of the meeting, US Deputy Secretary of Commerce Marisa Lago noted that Kazakhstan has very friendly relations with all neighboring countries and expressed the US readiness for cooperation between our countries. The trade turnover between Kazakhstan and the United States in January-August 2022 increased by 36.1% and amounted to $ 1.9 billion. Today, exports amount to $865 million, imports amounted to $998.4 million.

1. An entrepreneur sends a request to the Veterinary Control and Supervision Committee of the Ministry of Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as KVKN) or a Territorial Subdivision of KVKN for the inclusion of the enterprise in the REGISTER of the General Customs Administration of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the GTU of the People's Republic of China) - a list of registered foreign enterprises that have the right to supply products to the People's Republic of China. 2. KVKN sends a questionnaire to the entrepreneur to fill out the application, then checks and supplements the questionnaire filled out by the entrepreneur. 3. The Regional territorial Inspection of the KVKN (hereinafter referred to as the OTI KVKN) conducts a preliminary inspection of the enterprise for compliance with the information declared by the entrepreneur. 4. OTI KVKN sends a positive conclusion to the KVKN of the Ministry of Agriculture based on the results of the preliminary inspection. 5. The KVKN of the Ministry of Agriculture sends to the GTU of the People's Republic of China a request from several enterprises for this type of product, a questionnaire, a positive conclusion of the preliminary inspection for inclusion in the REGISTER under the guarantee of the Veterinary service of Kazakhstan or based on the results of an on-site inspection of the GTU of the People's Republic of China. 6. The GTU of the People's Republic of China conducts a documentary analysis of the submitted materials, based on the results of which a decision is made on inclusion in the REGISTER under the guarantee of the veterinary service of Kazakhstan or on conducting an on-site inspection of the GTU. 7. The GTU of the PRC includes in the REGISTER under the guarantee of the veterinary service of the Republic of Kazakhstan (for example, fish) or the GTU conducts an on-site inspection of several enterprises, according to the results of the inspection, in case of a positive conclusion of the inspection, it includes in the REGISTER. 8. The State Technical University of the People's Republic of China publishes a REGISTER - a list of enterprises that have the right to supply products to China. 9. An entrepreneur whose enterprise is included in the REGISTER receives a permit to export a batch of goods, a veterinary certificate for the export of livestock products.

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In accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 30, 2021 "On Amendments and Additions to certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on trading activities, development of exchange trading and protection of personal data", the Ministry has developed a draft Rules of exchange trading (hereinafter - the Rules) The rules of exchange trading provide for the following basic norms: division of goods and trades into sections, with separate requirements for them; the establishment of a unified accreditation of brokers and dealers, with the simultaneous lifting of the ban on their participation in several commodity exchanges; measures are envisaged to increase the intra-country value in the purchased goods. On February 4, 8 and 11, 2022, discussions of the Rules with representatives of the business community were held through the ZOOM platform. During the discussion of the Rules, business representatives noted the need for the introduced norms. At the same time, the business community made a number of comments and suggestions on supplementing and changing certain rules of the Rules. All these comments and suggestions will be discussed and considered in detail by the Ministry in the near future.

One of the most effective tools for restraining the growth of prices for socially important food products is preferential lending to retail facilities with the help of a "revolving fold paper" - the allocation of borrowed funds by akimats for participants of the trading system at a preferential interest. This allows retail chains to expand the volume of production purchased from local manufacturers, including through the conclusion of forward contracts, and manufacturers to fix the selling price for their cargo. Receiving preferential loans, retail chains assume counter obligations to curb prices for certain volumes of certain types of production. As a result, these goods are sold at prices below market prices by an average of 15-20%. The situation is similar with manufacturers who, in exchange for a preferential facilitated loan, undertake to supply a certain volume of products at a reduced fixed cost. It is believed that such a scheme provides working capital for producers and for networks, allows them to build medium- and long-term price balancing programs. Thus, the cost of socially significant food products is fixed at the time of conclusion of the contract. This avoids significant seasonal price fluctuations. In the Karaganda region, $2.2 billion tenge was allocated for the "revolving scheme". Within the framework of the reverse fold paper of IP Maksutov, fruit and vegetable products (potatoes, carrots, cabbage, onions) are sold at reduced fixed prices to supermarkets and social pavilions in Karaganda. These products were contracted by the akimat of the region through the conclusion of memoranda with local SHTP with storage in warehouses at the manufacturers themselves. At retail, potatoes, cabbage and carrots are sold at prices not exceeding 85 tenge/ kg. For the period from 2021-2022, IP Makhsutova plans to sell fruit and vegetable products, real professionals in the amount of 2,000 tons (potatoes 1100 tons, carrots 400 tons, onions 300 tons, cabbage 200 tons). As of January 11, 2022, 251.8 tons of real professionals have already been delivered (potatoes - 179.3 tons, carrots - 45.2 tons, onions - 5.4 tons, cabbage - 22.1 tons).

The tasks of the Trade Committee, established under the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, is the formation and implementation of state policy in the field of development and regulation of domestic trade. The Committee will work out the procedure for setting thresholds for retail prices for socially significant food products and the size of the maximum allowable retail prices for them, and will also conduct a macroeconomic analysis in order to determine the threshold values of retail prices for food products. The tasks of the Committee also include monitoring the prices of goods. In addition, the tasks of the Committee include the development of requirements for stationary retail facilities and wholesale distribution centers, as well as requirements for the destruction or disposal or processing of seized products that do not meet the requirements of technical regulations and pose a threat to the rights and legitimate interests of individuals and legal entities, human life and health, the environment. The Committee's powers also include the development of qualification requirements for licensing the export and import of goods, and a list of documents confirming compliance with them, application forms for obtaining and reissuing a license and (or) an appendix to the license, a license form and (or) an appendix to the license. In addition, the Committee has the function of state regulation of the activities of commodity exchanges and the holding of national and international exhibitions and fairs. The Committee has territorial divisions in the regions - departments of trade.

On November 5, the 4th China International Import Exhibition (CMIV) started in Shanghai. It takes place in a hybrid format. The Kazakhstan commercial pavilion presents the products and export potential of 26 Kazakhstani enterprises engaged in the agricultural sector. All enterprises are given the opportunity to conduct B2B negotiations with potential Chinese partners in offline and online modes in Chinese and English (simultaneous translation into Kazakh and Russian is provided) in special meeting rooms. Following the results of the exhibition, agreements worth about $ 100 million are expected to be signed. for the supply of soybeans, corn, barley, flaxseed, rapeseed oil, sunflower oil, sunflower meal, wheat bran granules, beef meat, dry mare's milk, etc. Production facilities whose products will be presented at the exhibition: Production and processing of beef, lamb, horse meat; production of by-products of cattle, cattle; production of meat (including chicken), fish, production of semi-finished WET-BLUE; technical fat, meat and bone meal and bone meal, as well as other meat products. Production of vegetable oils. Production of natural and reconstituted juices, canned fruits and vegetables. Production of dairy products. Production of dry camel milk. Production of food semi-finished products, pasta, food additives, cereals, breakfast cereals. Honey production. Flour production. Extraction, processing and sale of salt. Production of compound feeds. Production of confectionery products. Production of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The organizer of Kazakhstan's participation in the 4th China International Import Exhibition is JSC "Center for the Development of Trade Policy "QazTrade"". The participation of the business of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the CMIV is provided within the framework of service support for exporters. The China International Import Exhibition in Shanghai has been held annually since 2018 on the initiative of the Secretary General of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the PRC) Xi Jinping. The exhibition is attended by about 3,700 companies from 150 countries, as well as more than 300,000 Chinese professional visitors-buyers. Kazakhstan took part in the CMIV for the first time in 2018. 17 companies took part in the exhibition. In 2019, Kazakhstan was represented in the national and commercial pavilions. 30 Kazakhstani producers took part in the exhibition. In 2020, due to sanitary restrictions, 35 Kazakhstani producers took part in the exhibition in a remote format. The total amount of contracts concluded amounted to more than $135 million.

On October 27, 2021, the Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan Bakhyt Sultanov spoke at the Digital Bridge International Technology Forum, telling about ongoing projects in the field of digitalization. Thus, the Ministry of Trade and Integration is implementing the project "National Catalog of Goods". The project will serve as a unified register with a description of goods, which will allow controlling the turnover and regulating prices on the Kazakh market. The national catalog will present a full description of the properties and characteristics of this product, media content, weight-dimensional and consumer characteristics, certificates and other information about the product. And the source of this data will be the manufacturers, importers, distributors themselves. After their registration in the Catalog, entrepreneurs will be able to register their goods. As Bakhyt Sultanov noted, the catalog will become a source of standardized names of goods for retail trade entities. And thus retail stores will receive a reference book for fixing a single product name on fiscal receipts. For the state, the catalog will become a tool for identifying goods containing digital passports of goods. "Through a uniform name, it is possible to determine who, where, when, for how much and what goods sold, which as a result will increase the effectiveness of monitoring prices for goods, including socially significant food products," the head of the department said. As previously reported, the project is planned to be launched by the end of 2021.