24.11.2025, 15:28

Marketplaces in Kazakhstan to be required to sign consumer protection agreements with sellers

ASTANA. Nov 24 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan will require electronic trading platforms to sign agreements with entrepreneurs ensuring compliance with consumer protection legislation, according to Bolat Tanabergenov, chairman of the Committee for Consumer Rights Protection under the Ministry of Trade and Integration.

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