Kazakhstan strengthens ties with Oman and streamlines customs under new laws

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan has recently signed several important laws. These include agreements on taxation, customs and changes to the country’s special state bodies. The moves mark key steps in international cooperation and domestic legislation. One of the new laws ratifies an agreement with Oman. This deal aims to avoid double taxation and prevent fiscal evasion on income and capital. A protocol accompanies the agreement to clarify its terms.

Another law approves a unified customs transit system. This system involves the Eurasian Economic Union and third-party countries. It is designed to streamline cross-border trade procedures.

The president also signed amendments to existing legislation. These changes affect the operations of Kazakhstan’s special state bodies. The updates aim to refine their legal framework. The laws now carry legal force after the president’s signature. They will strengthen Kazakhstan’s economic ties with Oman and improve regional customs processes. The amendments also adjust the workings of the country’s special state institutions.