NUR-SULTAN:
The second session of the Astana Financial Forum will be held in the Kazakh capital of Nur Sultan from July 1 to 4, and will discuss new issues and propose new ideas that will shape the regional and international financial markets. Economic development of the Eurasian region and a regional financial services Centre.
The Astana Financial Days will host exclusive discussions on key issues through a number of forums, with 108 global speakers in the business and finance sector, the second global event and for the second consecutive year
The Astana financial days will host keynote speakers who will present new ideas on how to adopt them in the ever-changing world, while opening up to global thinkers, policy makers, business representatives, public service and the academic community, meeting representatives of all existing tenants at the Astana Financial Centre, Board members and Councils.
Seminars, workshops, events and exhibitions will host the main international forum covering infrastructure, finance, innovative financing and Islamic financing, as well as the second legal conference of the Astana Financial Centre.
The event is a forum and workshops on infrastructure finance, training for public offerings, the Adtech Forum, and the Grand Opening of the IAC Centre
The Astana Financial Law Conference, the Third Capital Market Forum, the Financing of the Economy through Capital Market Instruments, the Infrastructure Finance Forum, and the Islamic Finance Conference of the Astana Financial Centre
The ninth meeting of the ministers in charge of economy in the Cooperation Council of the Turkic-speaking countries, the legal status of the Astana Centre, and his meetings on the Investment Centre
Facilitating various panel discussions and round tables facilitates an open dialogue on the importance of a sound and recognized legal framework to support and protect markets, investment, business climate, and the depth and liquidity of local capital markets.
The Astana International Financial Centre provides the best experts to develop local and regional markets and better communicate and collaborate. The Centre has identified key areas of development and is addressing the challenges and opportunities to create Astana as a global financial hub.
The Astana International Financial Centre in Kazakhstan ranks 51st globally and the first in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, according to another.
According to a report of the International Financial Centres Index, the Astana International Centre has provided 10 positions on the global list since its establishment in 2018 as a government initiative aimed at encouraging foreign investment and promoting the national economy.
Dr. Khairat Klimpitov, Governor of the Astana International Financial Centre in the Republic of Kazakhstan, who is currently visiting Doha, said: “The Centre establishes a special legal system (according to the principles of English law) and does not depend on the judicial system in Kazakhstan. For office work in the “AIFC” area. The AIFC participants are exempted from paying and paying individual income tax and corporate income tax to 1 January 2066. There is also a simplified visa and employment system where foreign staff members of the AIFC and their family members obtain a valid visa for up to 5 years “.
“The citizens of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Singapore, Monaco and 45 other countries are eligible for a free 30-day visa and a small bonus is the free rental of Class A offices during the first two years of operation. The number of companies registered and registered in the Astana International Centre more than 55 companies according to the director of the Astana International Financial Centre Khairat Klimitov, and is expected to become the number of companies over 500 companies.
Courtesy: Media Hub Int’l