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We
know that Kazakhstan wishes to move away from extraction
based economy to a high valued technology and service
based economy with science intensive and high-tech export
oriented productions. They had witnessed numerous examples
and problems with over reliance on the oil and gas sector
from history and have embraced closer ties with the
America and
west to grow in multiple sectors outside of oil and
gas.
If the present economic trend continues,
the unintended consequences of global economic activity
can create instability in the world economy and various
Commonwealth
of Independent States (CIS) countries, which could
very easily dampen the economic objectives of Kazakhstan. The strategic aim for Kazakhstan
is to join the ranks of competitive economies.
The country has embarked upon an industrial policy designed
to diversify the economy away from overdependence on
the oil sector, by developing light industry. To quickly
make this a reality the government and the private sector
should build a partnership based on mutual trust and
benefit for broad based socioeconomic development.”
President Nursultan Nazarbayev,
The Republic of Kazakhstan, 2005
Our
approach is to develop projects, technology transfers,
investments and import/export
activities under a socio-economic architecture and detail
design of projects. Grina will provide the global best
practices and advanced economic models to manage the
effectiveness of projects & policies. This includes
economic equilibrium and multi-market consideration
and well as demand creation.
What
separates Grina Technologies from most companies is
that they only look for their specific interests and
are not interested in the dependencies of any activities,
let alone think about multi-lateral, mutual benefit,
sustained trading.
Latest
news: We were approached by a group from a Municipal State
Enterprise for cooperation and joint venture. We
are helping to build upon a strong foundation for progress
towards establishing a free economy and a free nation.
Contact us so we can do the same for your Country…
GDP:
US$118.4B(2004) Import: US$13.07B(2004) Export: US$18.47B
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