Source: Qazinform
In response, Le Anh Duc emphasized Kazakhstan’s advantageous blend of geographical location, political stability, and investment attractiveness. He acknowledged ROX Group’s appreciation for the country’s favorable business environment and the government’s initiatives to support foreign investors. He pointed out that Kazakhstan possesses substantial potential in various sectors, including energy, logistics, and financial services, positioning it as a critical component of the company’s regional expansion strategy.
Our goal is not just to increase investment inflows but to attract high-quality, technological, and sustainable projects. We aim to create an environment where companies like ROX Group feel confident implementing initiatives in Kazakhstan that deliver real economic impact.
Kuantyrov emphasized that Kazakhstan seeks to attract investors focused on strategic partnerships and long-term market presence
Both parties expressed their willingness to continue constructive discussions and to pinpoint specific areas for cooperation. The Kazakh representatives reiterated their dedication to offering comprehensive support in exploring investment opportunities, facilitating projects, and engaging with pertinent government bodies and development institutions.
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