The Government of Kazakhstan held a high-level meeting to discuss measures aimed at further developing the national economy. The meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov, was attended by leading experts in finance and economics.
During the meeting, the participants exchanged views on strategies to stimulate economic growth. The key issue was the allocation of additional investments in trade and production, which, according to many experts, could give a much-needed boost to the country's industrial sector and stimulate further economic growth.
Experts noted that Kazakhstan, like many other countries, is currently experiencing a period of global uncertainty characterized by sluggish international trade, rising debt levels and unstable markets. These problems are caused by a number of crises that have accumulated over the past decade and are currently affecting both the political and economic landscape around the world.
One of the central topics of discussion was the need to optimize government spending. This includes reducing costs in non-priority areas and redirecting resources to promising and strategic industries. Overall, the participants agreed that the Government should pay more attention to efficiency and results-based investments.
Following the discussion, the Prime Minister instructed the Ministry of National Economy to consider the proposals and develop a plan for their possible implementation.