ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 25. Deputy Chairman of the Board of Kazakh Invest, Madiyar Sultanbek, held a meeting with a delegation consisting of representatives from the private business sector and academic circles of the Peshawar province (Pakistan), who arrived in Kazakhstan to discuss prospects for trade-economic and investment cooperation, Trend reports via Kazakh Invest.
During the negotiations, the parties discussed opportunities for implementing investment projects in Kazakhstan, including renewable energy sources, agriculture, processing industry, infrastructure, and education. Special attention was given to the creation of joint ventures and the expansion of cooperation in sectors prioritized by both sides.
During the meeting, Madiyar Sultanbek emphasized that Kazakhstan is interested in expanding partnerships with Pakistani companies, considering the growing potential of mutual trade and favorable conditions for localization of production.
“Kazakhstan opens broad opportunities for foreign partners - from large-scale infrastructure projects to niche initiatives in industry and agriculture. We are ready to provide comprehensive support to investors and assist projects at all stages of their implementation,” Sultanbek noted.
The delegation included representatives of leading educational, consulting, and business entities of the province, among them Qurtuba University of Science and Information Technology, Electra Consultants, Water and Sanitation Services Peshawar, Zia Traders, Muslim Enterprise, Al Muslim Real Estate, Pak Match Factory, Peshawar Chemicals, Ultimate Engineering Consultants, and other companies. The delegation was headed by Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Khalil, former Deputy Mayor of Peshawar and Chairman of the Institute of Regional Studies.
At the end of the meeting, the parties agreed to continue substantive dialogue on a number of specific initiatives and to consider the possibility of organizing joint business missions to develop practical cooperation.
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