Authorizes the President to extend nondiscriminatory treatment to Kazakhstan's products, ending certain trade restrictions.
The US-Kazakhstan Trade Modernization Act allows the President to extend normal trade relations to Kazakhstan's products, removing specific trade restrictions. This applies if Kazakhstan ensures its citizens can emigrate freely without undue charges and has met emigration requirements since 1997. Kazakhstan has had normal trade relations since 1992 and joined the World Trade Organization in 2015.
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