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I wouldn't suggest carrying that RAM forward, rather sell the mainboard/memory/cpu and cooler together and replace them outright as a bundle. I also think a 14600k is pointless given no significant improvements over the 13600k, no APO support.. you are simply paying more for an arbitrary digit in the model number.
The 13600k is going to offer a good value for gaming and productivity workloads paired with a decent mainboard + PC6000 DDR5 RAM kit but you're looking at close to $500 at current prices. Bundles are the way to go.
If you want a better long term upgrade path and live near a Micro Center the $400 7700x and $470 7800x3D bundles on the AMD side are hard to beat. The 13700k bundle is also good at $450 if you prefer Intel or want a bit more multicore juice for productivity tasks.
Don't assume that there is a substantial price difference between the CPUs.
I'm sorry you live in a country with terrible pricing on computer components.