KABUL and Kazakhstan are all set to inaugurate an air-corridor between the two countries on Friday, an official said on Thursday.
Sameer Rasa, president’s advisor on banking and finance, told reporters here that the corridor’s inauguration would be marked by sending 4.6 tons of goods to Astana, the Kazakh capital, on Friday.
Afghan traders could use the Kabul-Astana air corridor to export their goods to the Central Asian nation, he added. Goods to be exported to Kazakhstan tomorrow include dried fruits . . .
