Kazakhstan's Foreign Minister dialogues with Japanese business tycoons about potential business ventures, during his formal trip.
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Head to Kazakhstan, land of opportunities! That's the message Kazakh Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Murat Nurtleu, sent to Japan's business community during his recent visit to the Land of the Rising Sun. The meeting, held to discuss ongoing and future projects and potential investment opportunities in Kazakhstan, underscored the country's commitment to fostering a thriving business climate.
With more than $8 billion in investments from Japan already under its belt, Kazakhstan remains one of the top recipients of Japanese foreign direct investment. Industries like digitalization, decarbonization, transport, and logistics have seen significant contributions from the Japanese, and Nurtleu isn't stopping there. He encourages even greater Japanese involvement in new sectors of the Kazakh economy.
During his chats with top business heavyweights, Akira Terakawa, vice president of Marubeni Corporation, Nobuhiko Murakami, chairman of Toyota Tsusho, and Amy Komai, executive director of Komaihaltec Inc., Nurtleu and his fellow discussants passed the bones about future collaborations. Potential areas of interest include energy conservation, digital infrastructure development, and wind turbine-based autonomous power supply systems for remote regions.
Cargo transportation from Japan to Europe through the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route also stole the spotlight in the meetings. Masahiro Tsutsui, president of Nissin transport company, expressed keen interest in using the corridor to streamline logistics and slash transportation times.
But Kazakhstan's open arms aren't just for Japanese companies - foreign investors with a minimum investment of $300,000 are eligible for a "golden visa" that grants a ten-year residence permit. This initiative is a clear signal that Kazakhstan means business when it comes to attracting foreign capital and fostering long-term partnerships.
So, are you ready to seize the opportunities in Kazakhstan? From digital transformation to sustainable energy and advanced transportation systems, the Kazakh landscape is ripe for investment. Jump on board and be part of the future of Central Asia!
Oh, and did we mention? Kazakhstan's location gives it a strategic advantage in regional connectivity, making it an enticing hub for trade and logistics. Investors looking to tap into this potential should explore opportunities in infrastructure development, logistics services, and cutting-edge transportation technologies. So buckle up and get ready to ride the wave of investment success in Kazakhstan!
- The Kazakh government, as expressed by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Murat Nurtleu, invites the global technology sector to capitalize on Kazakhstan's strategic location and potential for digital transformation, considering it as an attractive hub for advanced infrastructure development, logistics services, and groundbreaking transportation technologies.
- As Kazakhstan continues to forge ahead with business initiatives to foster a thriving environment, it encourages foreign investors from various sectors such as education-and-self-development, general-news, and finance, to consider the prospects of sustainable energy, digital infrastructure development, and energy conservation as prime opportunities for investment in Central Asia.
