Kazakhstan invests 553.7 billion tenge in nationwide infrastructure and social projects
Kazakhstan invests 553.7 billion tenge in nationwide infrastructure and social projects
Kazakhstan invests 553.7 billion tenge in nationwide infrastructure and social projects
Kazakhstan has allocated significant funds for a wide range of social and infrastructure projects. The announcement was made by Nurmakhan Adilbekov, Chairman of the State Property and Privatization Committee under the Ministry of Finance. A total of 553.7 billion tenge will support these initiatives. Adilbekov confirmed that 483 projects are set to receive funding.
The investments span multiple sectors, including healthcare, water supply, education, sports, transport, and energy. Every region in Kazakhstan will benefit from the planned developments. The funding will address key needs across the country. These projects aim to improve public services and infrastructure in various areas. The committee has outlined clear priorities for the allocation.
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