The first meeting of the Regional Investment Headquarters in 2025 was held under the chairmanship of Akim of the Turkestan region Nuralkhan Kusherov. The meeting discussed the current status of 15 major projects being implemented in the region, as well as current issues. The head of the region instructed responsible managers to step up efforts to attract investments.
– Attracting investments and opening new production facilities are priority areas for us. Every investment project implemented in the region will receive full support. We are ready to resolve infrastructure, documentation and other issues within the framework of legislation. It is necessary to strengthen efforts to increase the number of new production facilities," Nuralkhan Kusherov said after listening to reports and requests from investors.
At the meeting of the headquarters, the appeals of investors and entrepreneurs, as well as the progress of the implementation of investment projects were discussed. Among the key initiatives are the construction of a combined-cycle gas plant, a cattle slaughtering point and a feedlot in Sairam, a gas production project in Sozak, the construction of a modern brick factory and a factory for the production of aluminum products in Ordabasy. Factories for the production of engineering equipment and industrial shut-off valves are being built in the Sauransky district. Construction of the country's largest greenhouse continues in Kelessky district, and a poultry farm is expanding in Saryagash.
It should be noted that in 2024, the volume of investments in fixed assets of the Turkestan region amounted to 1,334.9 billion tenge, exceeding the planned figure by 1.4 times. For further economic growth, a pool of 145 investment projects has been formed, with special attention being paid to the development of the processing industry and agriculture. It is planned to open new factories and create jobs in the region in the coming years.
Press service of Akim of Turkestan region

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ontustik/press/news/details/923062