ASTANA, Kazakhstan, September 8. Kazakhstan has revealed rising revenues in the Almaty region in 2025, Trend reports, citing the regional administration of Almaty.
In the fiscal year 2025, the budgetary inflows of the Almaty
region surpassed the 1 trillion tenge threshold (approximately $1.9
billion) for the inaugural occasion.
The fiscal inflows of the region experienced a substantial uptick.
Between the fiscal years of 2022 and 2024, this metric experienced
a substantial escalation, approaching a valuation of 630 billion
tenge (approximately $1.2 billion). The primary revenue stream was
derived from excise taxation mechanisms.
The head of the Economics and Budget Planning Division for the
Almaty region, Asylan Oraz, emphasized that these metrics are
indicative of a methodical approach focused on enhancing the
socio-economic welfare of the populace.
Specifically, within the preceding triennium, a total of 696.5
kilometers of roadway infrastructure has undergone rehabilitation
in the region, alongside the provision of natural gas services to
18 distinct settlements. Sixty percent of the fiscal allocation is
designated for the social sector initiatives. Capital allocations
are earmarked for initiatives in the domains of education,
healthcare, and social welfare systems.
Between the fiscal years of 2022 and 2024, a total of 98
initiatives were executed within the region, aggregating to an
approximate financial outlay of 724 billion tenge (around $1.38
billion). This fiscal year, the initiation of an additional 35
substantial undertakings is slated, encompassing a PepsiCo
manufacturing facility and the LC Waikiki distribution hub.
