Tokayev reaffirms Kazakhstan's open market commitmentPresident Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reaffirmed Kazakhstan's firm commitment to open market principles and its readiness to expand international investment cooperation."We observe a growing fragmentation and political bias of investment flows. As a result, global FDI fell to $1.5 trillion last year. Kazakhstan strongly advocates for greater international investment cooperation. More than 400 billion dollars have been attracted to our economy within 30 years of Independence," Tokayev said, addressing the UN General Assembly.The president emphasized that Kazakhstan's commitment to open market principles is "absolutely firm and will remain a cornerstone of our state policy."Positioning the country as a key logistics hub handling 80% of all land transit between Asia and Europe, Tokayev outlined major infrastructure investments. "We are investing tens of billions of dollars in our transport and transit infrastructure, including the Belt and Road Initiative, the North-South and the Trans-Caspian transit corridors," he said, adding that Kazakhstan will continue developing regional supply chains. (ICE ALMATY)

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