ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 15. Kazakhstan’s Zhetysu region has grown in every major sector over the past three years, with total investments from 2022 to 2024 projected at 1.2 trillion tenge ($2.28 billion), of which 808.5 billion tenge ($1.54 billion) are private investments, Trend reports via the press service of the regional administration.
Furthermore, within the Zhetysu jurisdiction, a total of 135
initiatives have been executed, aggregating to an investment of 135
billion tenge (approximately $256.5 million), resulting in the
generation of 3,800 employment opportunities.
“The initial semester of 2025 exhibits robust momentum: the
agricultural sector expanded by 3 percent, industrial output surged
by 7.9 percent, housing permits escalated by 10.6 percent, and the
aggregate of construction activities amplified by a factor of 1.4.”
Capital inflows amounting to 178 billion tenge (roughly $338.2
million) were secured, reflecting a robust growth trajectory of
29.5 percent. This includes a substantial 130.2 billion tenge
(approximately $247.4 million) sourced from private sector
investments, with the physical volume index (PVI) registering at an
impressive 125.1 percent,” the statement articulates.
To optimize the industrial capacity within the region, strategic
initiatives are being implemented to cultivate a conducive
investment ecosystem. Consequently, a strategic investment
portfolio for the fiscal years 2025-2027 has been established,
encompassing 128 initiatives valued at 2.6 trillion tenge
(approximately $4.94 billion), facilitating the generation of
10,600 employment opportunities.
