KITA is the co-chairman of the Kazakh-Korean Business Council on the Korean side, the Fund is on the Kazakhstani side. Tomorrow Astana will host the 13th meeting of the council in the format of a business forum with the participation of about 500 business representatives of the two countries.

The cooperation agreement was signed during the meeting. It provides for the intention to review the objectives and action plan of the Business Council every five years in accordance with the changing global economy and trading environment.

Nurlan Zhakupov noted that the signing of the Agreement confirms the commitment of the parties to further strengthen economic ties, use new opportunities and ensure sustainable growth.

KITA is a Korean International Trade Association with over 73 000 member companies. KITA helps Korean companies enter foreign markets by creating global trade networks with public and private sector organizations around the world.