Kazakhstan, World Bank Discuss Investment Priorities
The meeting took place as part of preparations for a presentation of Kazakhstan's investment opportunities during the visit of the Kazakh delegation to the U.S.
During the talks, the sides noted that Kazakhstan highly values its strategic partnership with the World Bank. Since 1993, more than 50 projects worth over $8 billion have been implemented in Kazakhstan in areas including transport, education, environment, green technologies, and digitalization.
The sides confirmed readiness to further expand cooperation, including discussions on an upcoming infrastructure investment program scheduled for May.
The World Bank Group is currently preparing a new Country Partnership Framework for Kazakhstan for the next six years. The strategy will define key priority areas of support, guiding cooperation between the World Bank Group and the Government of Kazakhstan. It will focus on reducing poverty and improving shared prosperity through a full range of financial and analytical instruments, including investment financing, policy-based budget support, guarantees, as well as advisory and analytical services.
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