The Chamber Expands Dialogue with Partners on Key Issues Facing the Mining Industry
The Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines took part in discussions on current issues related to the development of the mining and metallurgical complex hosted by the Adilet Party and also held a working meeting with the leadership of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs Atameken.
Dialogue at the Adilet Party Platform
On 5 November, President of the Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines R. Baimishev participated in the first meeting of the Sectoral Council on Mining and Metallurgical Complex Issues under the Business Council of the Adilet Party.
The discussion brought together representatives of government authorities, members of the Kurultai, industry associations and businesses. Key topics included improving subsoil use legislation, the tax burden, access to land plots for geological exploration, and the processing of man-made mineral formations.
Ruslan Baimishev emphasised the importance of predictable and stable tax regulation, enabling investors to plan long-term projects. Participants also discussed the transition to a royalty-based system and the need to eliminate legislative and administrative barriers to the industry’s development.
Strengthening Cooperation with Atameken
Continuing the industry dialogue, a working meeting was held between representatives of the Supervisory Board and several members of the Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines and Aslan Kaligazin, Member of the Management Board and Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Atameken, together with his team.
The parties discussed the most pressing issues faced by mining and geological exploration companies, including the regulation of copper concentrate processing, matters related to the increasing volume of laboratory testing and the need to improve its quality, as well as other legislative and administrative barriers affecting the operations of the Chamber’s members.
The meeting took place in a constructive and cooperative atmosphere. The parties confirmed their interest in further cooperation, coordinating efforts and jointly developing solutions aimed at protecting business interests and improving the investment climate.
The Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines will continue its active dialogue with government authorities, members of the legislature and business associations, promoting practical solutions for the sustainable development of Kazakhstan’s mining industry.
