Kazakhstan 's economic diversification outlined during Chamber visit

Key figures at Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce learned more about the diversification of Kazakhstan 's “diversifying economy ” when a delegation from the republic visited Birmingham.

The Chamber welcomed His Excellency Mukhtar Tileuberdi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, along with other representatives from the Kazakhstan Embassy based in London.

Representing the Chamber during talks were international director Mandy Haque, president Deb Leary and vice-president Nasir Awan.

Discussions revolved around opportunities for trade and investment and 'soft landing ' support packages for businesses wanting to trade with Kazakhstan, which has interests in variety of sectors such as agriculture, infrastructure, tourism, the green economy and banking.

The delegation said Kazakhstan 's position at the crossroads of Asian and Europe made it a geo-strategic location for businesses trading across the two continents.

The republic is also playing a key role in the implementation of China 's 'Belt and Road ' infrastructure development strategy.

Mandy Haque said: “We were delighted to receive the delegation at the Chamber and look forward to hearing more about the opportunities of trading with Kazakhstan in the future. ”

Pictured: The delegation was welcomed by Mandy Haque (second from left), Nasir Awan (third from left) and Deb Leary (fourth from right)