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Aktobe Discusses Collaboration with Turkish Companies

Akim Askhat Shakharov meets with Turkish companies B. ERGÜNLER, OYTAŞ, and LLP 'Omer-S' to discuss collaboration in infrastructure and industrial projects.

Aktobe Discusses Collaboration with Turkish Companies

A meeting took place in Aktobe between the regional akim, Askhat Shakharov, and representatives from the companies B. ERGÜNLER, OYTAŞ, and LLP 'Omer-S'. The parties explored prospects for collaboration in road construction, infrastructure development, and industrial project implementation.

During the meeting, the regional leader emphasized the importance of strengthening Kazakhstan-Turkey relations and attracting experienced international companies to boost the region’s infrastructure and industrial potential.

"Kazakhstan and Turkey share longstanding bonds of friendship, mutual trust, and strategic partnership. Collaboration between our countries is particularly significant and opens vast opportunities for developing trade, economic, and investment ties. We highly value the experience of Turkish companies and are keen on further strengthening business cooperation. For the Aktobe region, priorities remain modernization of road and engineering infrastructure, enhancing industrial capacity, and initiating new investment projects. I am confident that the professional expertise and technical capabilities of your companies can serve as a foundation for mutually beneficial cooperation and the implementation of specific projects in our region,"

– emphasized Askhat Shakharov.

The meeting participants showcased the experience and competencies of their companies.

The Turkish company B. ERGÜNLER, established in 1994 in the city of Bursa, has over 30 years of experience in constructing highways, railways, bridges, tunnels, and energy facilities. Projects with its involvement include the Ankara–Sivas railway and renewable energy facilities.

OYTAŞ, founded in 2014 in Istanbul, specializes in road, industrial, and energy construction. Its competencies include building highways, interchanges, and hydropower facilities.

The Kazakhstani partner to the Turkish companies is LLP 'Omer-S', experienced in road construction, engineering network setup, and construction and assembly work. The companies expressed interest in jointly participating in projects within the Aktobe region.

The discussions also considered potential mechanisms for collaboration, including company participation in contracting work, creating joint ventures and consortia, and implementing projects under public-private partnership frameworks.

reported by ЖКХ24 with reference to the website of the Aktobe Regional Department of Energy and Public Utilities.

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