Foreign Media Report on Kazakhstan’s Economy and Middle Corridor
The Astana Times has curated a selection of articles from global media outlets highlighting Kazakhstan’s recent developments. This week’s foreign media digest includes a variety of topics such as Kazakhstan’s economy, EU-Kazakh mineral cooperation, wild horses returning to the Kazakh plain, and more.
One of the articles featured in the digest discusses Kazakhstan’s economic success and the journey of transformation and growth the country has undergone. Following its independence in 1991, Kazakhstan faced economic challenges but quickly embarked on reforms to stabilize the economy and pave the way for long-term growth.
In another noteworthy development, endangered wild horses have returned to the Golden Steppe of Kazakhstan for the first time in at least 200 years. The successful airlift of seven Przewalski’s Horses from Europe to Kazakhstan marks a significant milestone in conservation efforts.
Furthermore, Kazakhstan’s Minister of Industry and Construction, Kanat Sharlapaev, emphasized the importance of reliable investment in EU-Kazakh mineral cooperation. As a leading producer of critical minerals vital to the EU economy, Kazakhstan plays a key role in driving essential climate action initiatives.
Additionally, the collaboration between Kazakh KTZ Express and Romanian CFR Marfa to develop the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (Middle Corridor) is highlighted in the foreign media digest. Representatives of both companies discussed expanding transportation infrastructure to enhance cargo distribution throughout Europe.
Lastly, Kazakhstan’s legislative reforms addressing domestic violence are gaining attention, with new laws aimed at protecting women and children. By aligning with European standards and fostering international collaboration, Kazakhstan is working towards establishing zero tolerance for domestic violence and promoting gender equality.
Overall, these articles showcase Kazakhstan’s ongoing progress and partnerships on both the domestic and international fronts, reflecting the country’s commitment to growth and development.
