Kazakh PM Bektenov orders review of proposals to boost economic development

Kazakh PM Bektenov orders review of proposals to boost economic development
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Kazakhstan's Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov has instructed relevant government agencies and organizations to review proposals aimed at strengthening the country's economy following a meeting of the Economic Policy Council. Qazinform News Agency reported this, citing the Kazakh Government.

The meeting focused on current economic challenges, with international experts presenting recommendations on key issues affecting Kazakhstan's economic development. Participants exchanged views on developments in global markets and discussed ways to improve the effectiveness of measures designed to stimulate economic growth. Experts also presented proposals to strengthen the structure of the economy, diversify the non-resource sector and improve industrial policy. Discussions covered attracting more foreign investment and creating favorable conditions for private enterprise.

Particular attention was given to developing regional industrial specialization, expanding export potential, attracting strategic investors and increasing private-sector participation in the economy. Earlier, Qazinform reported that Kazakhstan's economy expanded 4.2% in the first nine months of 2026.

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