Kazakhstan and ADB
ADB operations in Kazakhstan support sustainable COVID-19 pandemic recovery, reduce inequalities, minimize the country’s dependence on commodity exports, and address its vulnerabilities to climate change.
ADB Projects in Kazakhstan Project data sheets for loans, grants, TAs
Number of Shares Held
85,608 (0.81% of total shares)
Votes
124,722 (0.94% of total membership, 1.44% of total regional membership)
*Overall capital subscription
$1.2 billion
*Paid-in capital subscription
$59.93 million
* United States dollar figures are valued at rate as of 31 December 2021.
ADB Governor: Alibek Kuantyrov
ADB Alternate Governor: Dauren Kenbeil
ADB Director: Noor Ahmed (Pakistan)
ADB Alternate Director: Paul Dominguez (Philippines)
Financing partnerships enable ADB’s partner governments or their agencies, multilateral institutions, and private organizations to participate in ADB projects. The additional funds may be in the form of loans and grants, technical assistance, and nonsovereign cofinancing.
Cumulative cofinancing commitments in Kazakhstan:
ADB will support Kazakhstan better deliver public and social services, implement structural reforms, decarbonize energy and heating sectors, promote public–private partnerships, and further encourage regional cooperation and integration through the CAREC Program. ADB will continue providing the government with the requested various knowledge solutions on increasing the country’s economic competitiveness.
A new 5-year country partnership strategy will be discussed with the relevant stakeholders in Kazakhstan in 2022 to better align the areas of our partnership with the government’s priorities.
Kazakhstan Resident Mission
12 Samal, Astana Tower Business Center 20th Floor
Nur-Sultan 010000, Kazakhstan
Tel: +7 7172 709707
Fax: +92 51 260 0365-66
Email
KARM Office in Almaty
Arai Building 2nd Floor
20A Kazybek Bi Street
Almaty 050010, Kazakhstan
Tel: +7 727 312 3100 to 03
Ministry of National Economy
Republic of Kazakhstan
Mangilik El avenue, 8, House of Ministries entrance 7
Nur-Sultan 010000
Tel: +7 7172 74-38-01
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