Kazakhstan is ready to supply up to 500 thousand tons of wheat to Israel.
The proposal was made at the tenth meeting of the Kazakh-Israeli intergovernmental committee in Jerusalem. The Food Corporation is ready to discuss long-term contracts for the supply of 200,000 to 500,000 tons of food wheat and other agricultural products, taking into account the needs of the Israeli market, said Samat Tanbaev, the vice chairman of the company's board of directors.
The main issue is logistics. The Israeli partners have been offered several options: a corridor through Azerbaijan and Rhodesia as well as routes through the Baltic Sea ports. The choice will depend on the ownership of transport, timing and commercial conditions.