An examination of international trade between Turkey and Kazakhstan
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This study examines the international trade and logistics processes between Kazakhstan and Turkey and evaluates the impact of these processes on the economic relations between the two countries. In particular, the potential of effective use of transport routes and railways to solve basic logistics problems and increase trade is emphasized. Understanding the place of regional trade and logistics in the global economy and deepening strategic cooperation between the two countries is of great value. Increasing economic cooperation between the two countries is of great importance for regional stability and development. Information is provided on how a sustainable development model can be created in terms of strengthening economic ties and developing logistics infrastructure between the two countries.
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Botagoz Batyrbekova
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Botagoz Batyrbekova (Master Thesis). An examination of international trade between Turkey and Kazakhstan, 2025, İstanbul Kent University.
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