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Kazakhstan’s priority sectors of economy till 2020 named
During the period of industrialization in Kazakhstan from 2015 to 2019, development of eight export-oriented sectors in five fields will be a priority.
Zhenis Kasymbek, Kazakhstan Minister for Investments and Development, said at the government session that these will be ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, oil refining, petrochemistry and agrochemistry, manufacture of food products, machine building and electro-technical machine-building.
In the past development of 14 sectors in six fields was a priority in the industrialization program.—0—
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