A total of 616 billion tenge in investments have been
attracted to Kazakhstan’s agro-industrial complex since the beginning of the
year. The Ministry of Agriculture has summed up the sector’s development results
for the first half of the year. The funds were distributed as follows: around
443 billion tenge went to agriculture and fisheries, over 104 billion to food
production, and about 70 billion to beverage production. The areas that
attracted the most investment include Shymkent and Almaty, along with the
Aktobe and North Kazakhstan regions. The Ministry aims to attract more than two
trillion tenge in total investments into the sector. Under the Roadmap until
2027, Kazakhstan plans to implement 683 investment projects worth nearly 3.5
trillion tenge. Over 50 of them have already been commissioned - in the
Turkistan, Almaty, and Kostanai regions.
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