At a recent meeting of the Investment Promotion Council, headed by First Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Roman Sklyar, a new information system was presented, El.kz reports.
According to the Official Information Source of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the National Digital Investment Platform, is designed for comprehensive support of investment projects. It is aimed at providing equal opportunities for all participants in the investment process: entrepreneurs, government agencies, financial institutions and the quasi-public sector.
The functionality of the digital platform is aimed at fully covering all processes, including public services provided to investors in Kazakhstan.
Digitalization of public services in the field of attracting investment is one of the priority areas of the Government's work.
It is emphasized that the development of the National Investment Platform is aimed at meeting the needs of investors, providing for the integration of all available support measures and ensuring ease of use.
It is noted that the launch of the National Investment Platform will not only simplify many procedures, but also increase the transparency of processes, which contributes to improving the country's investment climate. In this regard, state bodies were instructed to speed up the implementation of the platform and the inclusion of all information on investment projects in it.
During the meeting of the Investment Promotion Council, promising projects that are planned to be implemented in the fields of transport, logistics, healthcare and tourism were discussed.
In the context of the transport sector, the importance of continuing the development of concession mechanisms was highlighted, as seen in the example of the BAKAD project. The multiplication of the number of projects in the fields of civil aviation and railway transport was also discussed.
In healthcare, attention is focused on specific investment projects: localization of the production of medical equipment, expansion of the production of biotechnological drugs and the construction of new clinics.
On the issue of regional development, the work of the akimat of the Ulytau region to attract investment was considered. A pool of 19 investment projects has been developed in the region, which involve the creation of more than 1,700 jobs.
To achieve these goals, the need to actively attract investment to the region was emphasized. State and local executive bodies were instructed to promptly eliminate all identified problematic issues.