2024-07-30 01:13:38
The G7 countries are ready to invest up to $200 billion in infrastructure projects in Central Asia. This was announced in Astana by the acting US special coordinator for the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment program, Helaina Matza, Day.Az reports with reference to TASS.
“Matza noted that the G7 countries are ready to invest up to 200 billion US dollars in infrastructure projects in Central Asia, and Kazakhstan is one of the main areas for the implementation of such projects,” the Kazakh Foreign Ministry said in a statement following the meeting between the American and Deputy Head of the Department Nazira Nurbaeva.
Matza named the main goal of the program as strengthening and diversifying supply chains to ensure food and energy security in the world, the Kazakh Foreign Ministry reported.
According to the press service, “the parties agreed to develop cooperation to implement significant infrastructure projects and strengthen economic ties.”
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