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Online trade is a great opportunity to boost trade in rural areas,” said Dalenov, Kazakh Minister of National Economy.

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The target is 864 million parcels and $3.3 billion in transit revenue by 2025.

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The target is 864 million parcels and $3.3 billion in transit revenue by 2025.

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To reach these goals, officials recently adopted a law protecting consumer rights when making online purchases. The law provides the same protections that apply to over-the-counter purchases. The government has also approved tax incentives until 2023, is providing reimbursements up to $316 for businesses to purchase equipment to accept online orders and has simplified the export declaration process.

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Government officials recently announced they hope to increase e-commerce sales to $5.25 billion by 2025 and push to 25 percent e-commerce’s percentage of total retail by the same year. They also hope to increase the number of people employed in the e-commerce sector from the current 33,002 to 314,000 by 2025.

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Food products and agriculture goods currently account for 4 percent of total e-commerce with annual revenues of $40.5 million.

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Food products and agriculture goods currently account for 4 percent of total e-commerce with annual revenues of $40.5 million.

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The market currently offers approximately 1,700 online shops and nearly 20 electronic marketplaces that allow approximately one million small- and medium-sized businesses to sell products.

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E-commerce sales in Kazakhstan increased 1.5 times in 2018 over 2017 to $707.4 million and the number of buyers doubled over 2017 to 2.3 million people.