Kazakhstan

GDP growth is projected to fall to 5.0% in 2008 and a modest increase to 6.3% is penciled in for 2009. Any further deceleration in growth is expected to be checked by increased oil income, a healthy fiscal position, and still-strong foreign reserves. Find out more in the Asian Development Outlook 2008. Read the news release.

Reports

Asian Development Outlook 2008 - ADB's Flagship Report [PDF]
Key Indicators 2007 - Economic and Social Statistics [PDF]

Kazakhstan and ADB

In line with Government priorities, ADB's assistance focuses on private sector activity. In 2006, ADB approved two 5-year loans to two commercial banks - 75 million to Bank TuranAlem JSC and $50 million to JSC Alliance Bank - representing ADB's first nonsovereign financing in Kazakhstan.

Learn more about ADB's partnership with Kazakhstan [ PDF ]

Country Strategy and Program Update 2006-2008

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Projects

KAZ: GUARANTEE FOR DIVERSIFIED PAYMENT RIGHTS (DPR) SECURITIZATION BY ATF BANK JSC (Private Sector)

KAZ: SENIOR LOAN TO BANK CENTERCREDIT (Private Sector)

More projects in Kazakhstan

Publications

Central Asia: Increasing Gains from the Trade Through Regional Cooperation in Trade Policy, Transport, and Customs Transit (Books, Periodicals, Studies, and Reports)

Kazakhstan and ADB Strengthen Partnership in Private Sector (Periodicals)

More publications about Kazakhstan

Multimedia

Images of Kazakhstan

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