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KYIV. Jan 26 (Interfax-Ukraine) – Ukraine will receive from Kazakhstan 4,000 universal and transit trucking permit forms, as well as another 800 permit forms for trucking to / from third countries, which corresponds to their number in 2022, Mustafa Nayyem, Deputy Minister for Communities and Territories Development and Infrastructure said on Facebook.
"At the beginning of negotiations this year, they offered 2,500," he told Interfax-Ukraine.
According to him, forms not used in 2022 remain valid until February 1, 2023.
According to information on the website of the Ministry of Communities and Territories Development and Infrastructure of Ukraine, 4,530 unused forms remained since last year: 1,810 universal, 2,330 transit and 390 third countries.
Nayyem said that Ukrainian exports to Kazakhstan in 2022 amounted to $293.3 million and consisted mainly of agro-industrial and food products, machinery and vehicles, aircraft, or vessels, as well as chemical products.
At the same time, Ukraine imported from this country mainly mineral products (natural gas, mineral fuel, crude oil and oil products), agro-industrial and food products, base metals and products from them for $510.3 million.
The Deputy Minister said that Ukraine continues negotiating with all foreign partners on the exchange of permits for Ukrainian haulers, and also initiates negotiations to extend the implementation of the New Computerised Transit System with the EU, which is valid until the end of summer 2023.
