NMH "Baiterek" plans comprehensive financing of growth points, with priority given to agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructureBaiterek Holding intends to focus on comprehensive financing of growth areas with priority in agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructure, transport and logistics, as well as housing construction, the press service of the President of Kazakhstan reported.According to the press service, on Thursday the President of the Republic Kassym-Jomart Tokayev received the head of the Baiterek holding Rustam KaragoishinThe results of the holding’s work for 2023 and plans in strategic areas of activity for the current year were reported to the President.“As Rustam Karagoishin reported, the holding’s total contribution to business support amounted to about 2.5 trillion tenge. In the future, in order to ensure high-quality and sustainable economic development, Baiterek intends to focus on comprehensive financing of growth points with priority on agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructure, transport and logistics, as well as housing construction,” the statement issued after the meeting says.Tokayev was also informed about the holding’s plans to support and develop competitive entrepreneurs. An important goal is to expand financing for small, medium and large business projects in all regions of Kazakhstan. “In terms of SMEs, active support is expected for entrepreneurs in small and single-industry towns, as well as in rural areas,” the press service added.Tokayev emphasized the importance of intensifying work in these areas and noted that the systematic implementation of the assigned tasks will allow achieving significant results in strengthening the economy and improving the well-being of the citizens of Kazakhstan.Baiterek Holding is an integrated development institution aimed at supporting entrepreneurship, developing the agro-industrial complex and providing the country's population with housing. The ultimate beneficiary of the holding is the government of Kazakhstan. (ICE ALMATY)

Fonte notizia: Interfax