This document discusses Kazakhstan's development goals and strategies for becoming one of the 30 most developed countries by 2050. It outlines Kazakhstan's "Nurly Zhol" development plan, which focuses on improving transport, logistics, industrial, energy, housing and social infrastructure. The plan aims to diversify Kazakhstan's economy away from natural resources and support small- and medium-sized enterprises. Charts show Kazakhstan has a higher GDP and lower unemployment than neighboring countries. Kazakhstan also offers foreign investors tax incentives and visa benefits to encourage economic growth through international trade and investment.

1. Ambassador Kairat Umarov
World Trade Week 2015
New York , May 11, 2015

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4. Joining the club of 30
most developed nations
Modern state, modern
society
Sustainable growth
through innovation

5. Professional
Civil Service
Rule of Law
Economic
Diversification
National
Identity
Transparent,
Accountable
State

6. Nurly Zhol: Bright Path
Transport and Logistics
Infrastructure
Industrial Infrastructure
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Highways
Transport infrastructure
Transit Infrastructure
Special Economic Zones
infrastructure
Tourism infrastructure

7. Energy
Infrastructure
Affordable
Housing
Public
Utilities
Social
Infrastructure
SME Support

8. Professional
Civil Service
Rule of Law
Economic
Diversification
National
Identity
Transparent,
Accountable
State

9. Kazakhstan: 77
Russia: 62
China: 90
India: 142

10. Kazakhstan: 50
China: 28
Russia: 53
India: 71

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Countries of Central Asia

12. Services
Sector
56%
Manufacturin
g and
Industries
38%
Agriculture
5%
Others
1%

13. Kazakhstan: 28
Russia: 27
China: 70
India: 118

17. No Customs Duties
for Eq.
State in Kind Grants*
Corporate Income
Tax*: 0%

18. Land Tax*: 0%
Property Tax*: 0%
Cashback: 30% of
Investments

19. Visa Free Trip for 15
Days
5-year Visa
Qualified Work Force