In line with the instructions of the Head of State aimed at enhancing investment attraction and ensuring systematic support for investment projects, a high-level mechanism has been established under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, bringing together akims, heads of state bodies, national companies, and the General Prosecutor’s Office.
The mechanism is designed to ensure the prompt consideration of investors’ concerns, strengthen interagency coordination, and develop systemic solutions to improve the country’s investment climate.
In 2025, two meetings were held, on 19 April and 30 October.
The first meeting in 2026 took place on 28 January and was focused on investment policy, new approaches to attracting investment, the protection of investors’ rights, and project facilitation.
The next meeting held on 5 May, addressed issues related to the protection of investors’ rights, the removal of barriers to investment project implementation, and measures to strengthen Kazakhstan’s efforts to attract foreign capital. Particular attention was given to improving interaction with investors, enhancing interagency coordination, and reinforcing the country’s external investment outreach.
This mechanism continues to serve as one of the Government’s key coordination platforms for the timely resolution of investors’ issues and the creation of a favorable investment environment in Kazakhstan.
Furthermore, The Republic of Kazakhstan has established a systematic, multi-tiered approach to protecting investor rights, aimed at creating a favorable and predictable investment climate. One of the key elements of the current framework is the activity the Investments Attraction Council (Investment Headquarters). This mechanism ensures prompt and proactive consideration of issues arising during the implementation of investment projects, with specific solutions developed at the Government level.
As of the results of the first quarter of 2026, 6 sessions were held, during which 44 new investment projects totaling USD 25.5 billion were reviewed.
For reference: In 2025, 23 sessions of the Investment Headquarters were held, during which 126 investment projects totaling USD 70 billion were reviewed.