"Kazakhstan’s modernization boon to Korean investors"
Yerlan Khairov, the ministry’s No. 2 representative, had negotiations in Seoul with government officials, potential investors as well as companies that are operating in the Central Asian nation.
“Korea has always remained a priority partner for Kazakhstan in East Asia,” he told The Korea Herald. “Investment and technology transfer are important for our value-added industries, particularly the export priority sectors of ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, oil refining, petrochemicals, agrochemicals, food processing, automotive and mechanical engineering.”
Firms investing in these sectors will enjoy a wide range of state support, he underscored, citing investment subsidies, favorable laws, tax incentives and industrial infrastructure.
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