Why European investors are flocking to Kazakhstan

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Since the war in Ukraine, Central Asia has emerged as a key investment hub. Kazakhstan leads the region, securing £15.7 billion in projects in 2024, accounting for 63% of all investments.

The EU is the biggest investor, contributing 43%, followed by Russia at 22%. While most funds flow into oil and gas, Kazakhstan is pushing for economic diversification. Companies like Alstom are capitalising on this shift, with railway and infrastructure investments supporting long-term growth and regional trade.