Economist Questions Kazakhstan's Lack of Copper Processing Plants Despite Rich Resources

Economist Aidarkhan Kussainov questions why Kazakhstan, rich in copper, has not built more processing plants. He emphasizes the need to move beyond raw material exports towards value-added production. Kussainov highlights that while the country plans to expand metallurgical capacity, attracting investment and ensuring stable economic conditions are crucial for developing its own metallurgy sector.

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