Kazakhstan’s energy vice ministers, together with Kurultai deputies and members of the People’s Council, met local communities in 16 regions. Discussions included energy development, infrastructure projects and plans to build power plants.
The year’s final meeting of the Public Council at Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Trade and Integration covered e-commerce, a regional digital services market and transparency in domestic airfares.
Kazakhstan’s Minister of Trade and Integration Arman Shakkaliyev visited the Stadler Kazakhstan plant in Astana to review the localisation of passenger train production. The first Stadler cars have begun operating on the Astana–Almaty route.
About 1.5 billion tenge has been allocated to form Karaganda Region’s stabilization fund. Social stores and agricultural fairs also help keep essential food affordable.
Brazilian company WEG plans to invest $250 million in a new plant in Mexico’s Hidalgo state between 2027 and 2030. The project is expected to create 6,000 jobs.
The Dairy Association of Kazakhstan and German company Masterrind GmbH signed a cooperation memorandum at EuroTier 2026. It aims to develop breeding cattle supplies and improve the productivity of Kazakhstan’s dairy sector.
A Kazakhstan delegation visited the Akkuyu nuclear power plant construction site in Türkiye. It was briefed on construction progress and preparations to train operating personnel.
Kazakhstan plans to develop the settlement of Ulken as part of the construction of a nuclear power plant. A town for nuclear workers is planned to accommodate up to 33,000 people.
A 109-km section of the republican Zhezkazgan–Arkalyk–Petropavlovsk road in Ulytau Region has undergone medium repairs. The work included installing or renewing 17 culverts and repairing the Balga Bridge.
A project in the Turkistan and Kyzylorda regions will restore 2,200 km of canals and automate 1,400 km of irrigation systems. It aims to improve the environmental condition of the Aral Sea region.
Farmers and producers from East Kazakhstan Region will bring more than 150 tonnes of agricultural goods to Almaty. The fair will take place on November 14–15.
Bishkek is hosting a meeting of construction ministers in the Central Asia–China format. Participants are discussing cooperation in construction, architecture, urban planning and infrastructure modernisation.
Retail outlets must allocate at least 30% of their retail or shelf space to domestically produced goods. The requirement covers both food and non-food products.
Mongolian Prime Minister N. Uchral said the “Modern Herder” project is planned to expand into a nationwide programme. It aims to improve livestock productivity and increase herders’ incomes.
East Kazakhstan Region has drawn up a tourism economy master plan for 2026–2035. It aims to develop six destinations, attract visitors outside the peak season and improve tourism services.
Uzbekistan’s presidential decree provides for agricultural projects in Karakalpakstan and a programme marking the 200th anniversary of Berdakh’s birth. Funding will go to fish farming, tomatoes and melon production.
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