Baiterek Holding discussed attracting investment and technological cooperation in Minsk

Anna Lukina, Managing Director of the Baiterek National Investment Holding, continued her business agenda in Belarus. In Minsk, she participated in a meeting of the Belarus-Kazakhstan Business Council and held discussions with investment and technology partners. The talks focused on attracting investment, facilitating the entry of Belarusian IT companies into the Kazakhstani market, and developing joint manufacturing projects.

The Business Council meeting took place as part of the INNOPROM industrial exhibition. The event brought together representatives from enterprises in both countries to discuss industrial cooperation, agricultural partnerships, and technology exchange. Participants reviewed current cooperation issues and explored promising areas for future collaboration. The program also included meetings at corporate exhibition stands, where companies showcased their production capabilities and discussed potential projects.

During a meeting with the National Agency for Investment and Privatization of the Republic of Belarus, Anna Lukina discussed the country’s experience with state support for investment projects and mechanisms for assisting investors. Particular attention was given to instruments for financing, insurance, guarantees, and export support. Exchanging such approaches is of practical value for attracting private capital and supporting joint initiatives.

A separate meeting was held with the High Tech Park of the Republic of Belarus. The parties explored opportunities for bringing Belarusian IT companies to Kazakhstan and collaborating in areas such as financial technology, artificial intelligence, industrial automation, and digital infrastructure. The prospects for establishing research centers were also discussed. These initiatives offer opportunities to implement technological solutions within Kazakhstani enterprises and to develop local expertise.

Industrial partnership was the focus of a meeting with representatives from the Industrial Cluster of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Discussions covered the mutual attraction of investments, technology transfer, and joint development efforts, as well as the potential for supplying equipment and components for future collaborative projects.

The meetings were aimed at expanding the network of investment and technology partners for the Baiterek Holding. For Kazakhstan, such initiatives create opportunities to modernize enterprises, adopt new technologies, and develop competitive manufacturing capabilities.