Kazakhstan: Overview
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Kazakhstan (pop. 15,120,000; GDP/cap US$4,073) is in Central Asia, bordered by Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and the Caspian Sea.
Foreigners can own land (but choose not to)
Foreigners are now allowed to own land intended for residential houses, since the Land Code of 2003, and to lease for 10 years. However, no foreigner has ever actually bought land, and the law appears to have been passed to appease American oil investment interests.
Generally, the position of foreign investors appears increasingly under threat, after President Nazarbayev’s recent public complaints that previous privatizations were executed too quickly and by-passed domestic investors. The general impression is that the President is eyeing some recently privatized assets for his own family.
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FEBRUARY 2009
- Kazakhstan pays for devaluation - Asia Times
MAY 2008
- Kazakhstan economy causing alarm - Financial Times
MAY 2007
- Kazakh invests in Georgian market - Brosse Street Journa
- Kazakhbashi - The Economist
MAY 2006
- Emerging City winnwers: Almaty ( pdf - registration required) - Jones Lang LaSalle
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