According to Sabirov's statement, investments in this sector increased from $5.25 billion in 2024 to $5.9 billion in 2025, representing a growth of 12.4%.
“Our portfolio includes new large initiatives that cover not only mineral extraction but also related projects in infrastructure, information technology, tourism, and solar energy,” he added.
Throughout 2025, the National Agency organized more than 30 events aimed at attracting and supporting foreign investments, including 16 business forums involving domestic entrepreneurs, international organizations, representatives of diplomatic missions, and foreign businessmen.
In October 2025, memorandums of cooperation were signed in Shanghai and Beijing with foreign investors for the implementation of major infrastructure and environmental projects.
Additionally, Sabirov noted that 8 investment agreements were signed in areas such as infrastructure, energy, solar energy, and trade-logistics centers. These projects have been included in the register of priority directions and incorporated into a unified tariff plan for customs regulation according to the decision of the Eurasian Economic Commission dated November 27, 2009, No. 130.
