The rise of Kazakhstan was not a pure investment center, but rather was built on the basis of thoughtful and looking reforms to the future, and this trend is based on the “principle of investment policy until 2029” For high -capabilities sectors such as advanced manufacturing industries, agriculture, and green energy.
But these reforms are not just aspirations, but are implemented with a discipline towards the target, and a prominent example of this is the national digital investment platform, a system that works in full capacity and enhances transparency and simplifies cooperation between investors and government agencies, and instead of being a “bureaucratic filter”, the platform works as a facilitator, which provides speed and responsibility in making decisions Investment.
“The investment strategy of Kazakhstan is based on the ability to predict and openly. We are not only created opportunities, but we also create the appropriate conditions for long -term partnerships with mutual benefit,” says Ali Bakkirrov, Deputy Foreign Minister of Kazakhstan.
The major international companies already reap the fruits of these efforts; For example, Pepsico invests $ 160 million to enhance the agricultural value chain in Kazakhstan, by saving potatoes locally and training farmers on sustainable practices.
Meanwhile, the Kia Auto Industry Company decided to invest in building another factory outside South Korea, and this time in Kazakhstan, allocating $ 250 million to expand its production and benefit from the growing industrial capabilities in the region, these are not just investments in Kazakhstan, but rather bets on the country’s stability and long -term capabilities.
Confidence
This vote is based on trust from international companies to a firm orientation; Since 1993, Kazakhstan attracted $ 441 billion in foreign direct investment from many countries, led by the Netherlands, the United States, France, the United Kingdom and Switzerland.
International interest in investing in Kazakhstan has increased, as countries such as Qatar, China, Turkey, Australia and Germany have increased significantly in infrastructure, energy and logistical services until 2024.
What distinguishes Kazakhstan is its compatibility with international economic and environmental priorities; Thanks to its rich reserves of rare ground minerals and the growing petrochemical sector, the country has a strategic location to support global green transformation, through clean energy partnerships with the European Union, Kazakhstan helps build the foundations of a more sustainable and safe energy.
The ongoing construction projects of more than $ 10 billion, including logistical corridors, solar energy farms and wind power stations, confirm the country’s ambition to be a vital center for trade and energy between East and West.
