Kazakhstan is offering a host of investment opportunities for Qatari investors seeking to explore the country’s Zhambyl Region, which is considered a gateway for several international markets, including China and Russia.
This was revealed during a meeting between Qatar Chamber first vice chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari and Kazakhstan’s first deputy governor of Zhambyl Region Nurzhan Kalenderov, and Abilkairov Daulet, the chairman of the board of Social-Entrepreneurial Business Corporations.
The meeting, which was held in the chamber’s Doha headquarters, touched on co-operation relations between both countries in the economic and commercial fields, and investment opportunities available in Qatar and Kazakhstan, as well as the possibility of establishing alliances and joint investments on both sides.
Speaking at the meeting, al-Kuwari praised the close relations between Qatar and Kazakhstan, noting that Qatari businessmen are interested in learning about Kazakhstan’s investment climate and the incentives being offered to foreign investors and the many opportunities available there.
Al-Kuwari pointed out that Qatar Chamber is encouraging Qatari businessmen to invest in Kazakhstan.
During the meeting, the Kazakhstan side elaborated on the investment climate in Kazakhstan and in the Zhambyl Region, which offers a multitude of opportunities in various sectors, such as industry, chemical industries, renewable energy, food industries, agriculture, and mining. The delegation invited Qatari investors to visit the region to learn more about these opportunities.
For his part, Daulet said there are many foreign companies that have invested in Kazakhstan, including those from China, Russia, France, and Turkey. He also reiterated calls for Qatari companies to invest in the Zhambyl Region.
This was revealed during a meeting between Qatar Chamber first vice chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari and Kazakhstan’s first deputy governor of Zhambyl Region Nurzhan Kalenderov, and Abilkairov Daulet, the chairman of the board of Social-Entrepreneurial Business Corporations.
The meeting, which was held in the chamber’s Doha headquarters, touched on co-operation relations between both countries in the economic and commercial fields, and investment opportunities available in Qatar and Kazakhstan, as well as the possibility of establishing alliances and joint investments on both sides.
Speaking at the meeting, al-Kuwari praised the close relations between Qatar and Kazakhstan, noting that Qatari businessmen are interested in learning about Kazakhstan’s investment climate and the incentives being offered to foreign investors and the many opportunities available there.
Al-Kuwari pointed out that Qatar Chamber is encouraging Qatari businessmen to invest in Kazakhstan.
During the meeting, the Kazakhstan side elaborated on the investment climate in Kazakhstan and in the Zhambyl Region, which offers a multitude of opportunities in various sectors, such as industry, chemical industries, renewable energy, food industries, agriculture, and mining. The delegation invited Qatari investors to visit the region to learn more about these opportunities.
For his part, Daulet said there are many foreign companies that have invested in Kazakhstan, including those from China, Russia, France, and Turkey. He also reiterated calls for Qatari companies to invest in the Zhambyl Region.
