The trade volume between Kazakhstan and the United States reached $3.3 billion in January-September, a record figure for the last four years. This was stated at the round table held in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce with the participation of heads of U.S. companies and U.S.-Kazakhstan Business Council (USKZBC) members on the results of joint work over the past year on Dec. 19.
According to Kazinform, the meeting placed special emphasis on strengthening investment ties in logistics, agriculture, infrastructure, information technology, and energy.
Kazakh Ambassador to the United States Yerzhan Ashikbayev presented investment opportunities in the country, including tax incentives and digitalization of tax administration to increase transparency of mechanisms. He noted fruitful high-level mutual visits, U.S. trade missions to Kazakhstan and the launch of new dialogue platforms such as B5+1.
Ashikbayev highlighted the country’s growing fintech ecosystem, emphasizing Kazakhstan’s leadership in digital transformation and non-cash financial transaction