Implementation of the message for 2026: the government will develop a plan for the development of medium-sized businesses by the end of the year. Prime Minister Oljas Baktanow ordered the Ministry of National Economy, together with stakeholders, to encourage the transition of small businesses to the medium business category by the end of 2026, to expand access to long-term financing of enterprises by attracting private investment. "I instruct the Ministry of National Economy to develop a plan for medium business development in cooperation with interested parties by the end of this year. There should be specific measures to encourage the transition of small businesses to the medium business category, to expand access to long-term financing of organizations, including private investments." Oljas Baktanow noted. Also, we were ordered to consider steps for technological renewal of production facilities and increasing labor productivity. Mechanisms for developing cooperation between medium-sized enterprises and large companies, expanding their participation in the production chain and ensuring stable sales of manufactured products should also be considered. The Prime Minister separately focused on the issue of introducing a three-year supervision freeze on micro and small business entities from January 1, 2027, in accordance with the previous practice. The Ministry of National Economy was instructed to discuss the issue of the Knesset freezing proceedings in cooperation with the Atamken National Bureau, the Ombudsman for Business and the Corps of Deputies. "Our goal is to reduce the administrative burden on the entrepreneurs and prevent excessive interference in their work. Appropriate proposals must be submitted to the government within two weeks." Oljas Baktanow noted.

Implementation of the message for 2026: the government will develop a plan for the development of medium-sized businesses by the end of the year. Prime Minister Oljas Baktanow ordered the Ministry of National Economy, together with stakeholders, to encourage the transition of small businesses to the medium business category by the end of 2026, to expand access to long-term financing of enterprises by attracting private investment. "I instruct the Ministry of National Economy to develop a plan for medium business development in cooperation with interested parties by the end of this year. There should be specific measures to encourage the transition of small businesses to the medium business category, to expand access to long-term financing of organizations, including private investments." Oljas Baktanow noted. Also, we were ordered to consider steps for technological renewal of production facilities and increasing labor productivity. Mechanisms for developing cooperation between medium-sized enterprises and large companies, expanding their participation in the production chain and ensuring stable sales of manufactured products should also be considered. The Prime Minister separately focused on the issue of introducing a three-year supervision freeze on micro and small business entities from January 1, 2027, in accordance with the previous practice. The Ministry of National Economy was instructed to discuss the issue of the Knesset freezing proceedings in cooperation with the Atamken National Bureau, the Ombudsman for Business and the Corps of Deputies. "Our goal is to reduce the administrative burden on the entrepreneurs and prevent excessive interference in their work. Appropriate proposals must be submitted to the government within two weeks." Oljas Baktanow noted.