14.10.2026, 13:00

Kazakhstan’s parliament approves 2027-2029 budget in first reading

ASTANA. Oct 14 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan plans to spend 30.2 trillion tenge in 2027 and run a deficit of 4.6 trillion tenge, or 2.3% of GDP, under a draft budget approved by parliament in a first reading on Wednesday.

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Kazakhstan’s parliament approves 2027-2029 budget in first reading

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