Problems of the Caspian Sea and Projects Worth Billions of Dollars – What Bektenov and Mishustin Discussed in Astana
Photo: Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan
The Prime Ministers of Kazakhstan and Russia met in the capital. The head of the government of the Russian Federation arrived in Kazakhstan on a working visit, Orda.kz reports.
Key moments of the meeting:
- Trade turnover between the countries approached 30 billion dollars – at the end of 2025 it amounted to $27.4 billion. Russia is one of the largest investors.
For nine months of last year, $2.1 billion of Russian investments were attracted. In just 20 years, the volume of direct Russian investments has reached $28.5 billion.the Cabinet of Ministers said in a statement.
- Kazakhstan has invested about nine billion dollars in the Russian economy.
- The parties also discussed projects in the fields of industry, energy, transport and logistics.
They separately discussed the Caspian Sea: how to preserve the ecosystem and stop the decline in water levels. Kazakhstan advocates for joint action by all Caspian countries. A draft interstate program for the conservation of water resources of the Caspian Sea is being prepared.
Original author: Raushan Korzhumbekova
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