Afghanistan has reached an agreement with Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to build a logistics center in the west of the country, which is intended to become the main transit hub for oil and other goods for regional exports from Russia to South Asia, according to Reuters. The technical groups of the three countries will prepare a written agreement on the official plans for the hub, in which all three countries will invest funds after six months of negotiations. The Ministry of Trade of Kazakhstan also stated its intention to build roads and a railway line through Afghanistan to connect the country…