About 6.5 trillion tenge will be allocated from the National Fund for the implementation of infrastructure projects in Kazakhstan on behalf of the head of state. By the end of 2029, about 6.5 trillion tenge will be allocated from the National Fund for the implementation of social, transportation and engineering infrastructure projects in all regions of Kazakhstan. This was announced by the First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Nurlybek Nalibaev. A press conference is being held at the government house on the development of the real sector of the economy in accordance with the tasks set by the head of state for the people of Kazakhstan "current tasks of Kazakhstan in the new historical cycle". The First Deputy Prime Minister and the heads of line ministries answer the questions of the media representatives. "Under the leadership of President Kassem-Jomart Kamelevich Tokayev, Kazakhstan is entering a new historical stage of development. As we know, large-scale political reforms were successfully carried out in our country. During their course, the most important initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of the population were put forward. Addressing the people of Kazakhstan, the head of state identified key goals and objectives that directly affect the sustainable development of the economy and further improve the quality of life of citizens. In this regard, the President declared 2027 as the year of large-scale national construction. On behalf of the head of state, until the end of 2029, approximately 6.5 trillion tenge will be allocated from the National Fund to carry out social, transportation and engineering infrastructure projects in all regions of the country. This work has already begun. Through the established infrastructure development fund, 262 projects were approved for a total amount of 1.5 trillion tenge. At the same time, a significant part of the funds is directed mainly to the development of social infrastructure." noted the first deputy prime minister. In particular: in the field of health, it is planned to implement 41 projects with a total cost of 344 billion tenge.

About 6.5 trillion tenge will be allocated from the National Fund for the implementation of infrastructure projects in Kazakhstan on behalf of the head of state. By the end of 2029, about 6.5 trillion tenge will be allocated from the National Fund for the implementation of social, transportation and engineering infrastructure projects in all regions of Kazakhstan. This was announced by the First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Nurlybek Nalibaev. A press conference is being held at the government house on the development of the real sector of the economy in accordance with the tasks set by the head of state for the people of Kazakhstan "current tasks of Kazakhstan in the new historical cycle". The First Deputy Prime Minister and the heads of line ministries answer the questions of the media representatives. "Under the leadership of President Kassem-Jomart Kamelevich Tokayev, Kazakhstan is entering a new historical stage of development. As we know, large-scale political reforms were successfully carried out in our country. During their course, the most important initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of the population were put forward. Addressing the people of Kazakhstan, the head of state identified key goals and objectives that directly affect the sustainable development of the economy and further improve the quality of life of citizens. In this regard, the President declared 2027 as the year of large-scale national construction. On behalf of the head of state, until the end of 2029, approximately 6.5 trillion tenge will be allocated from the National Fund to carry out social, transportation and engineering infrastructure projects in all regions of the country. This work has already begun. Through the established infrastructure development fund, 262 projects were approved for a total amount of 1.5 trillion tenge. At the same time, a significant part of the funds is directed mainly to the development of social infrastructure." noted the first deputy prime minister. In particular: in the field of health, it is planned to implement 41 projects with a total cost of 344 billion tenge.