AUSTRIAN-KAZAKH CONNECTIVITY PLATFORM
Discover Kazakhstan
– with a clear view of market, regulation and risk
AKCP supports companies with market entry, project participation, and the assessment of regulatory requirements and compliance issues in Kazakhstan. Its focus areas include infrastructure, railways, transit corridors, logistics, energy, and industrial projects.
Three benefits:
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Market, regulatory and risk analysis
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Access to projects and contacts
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Support from orientation to project initiation
What AKCP offers
Successful projects in Kazakhstan require more than market interest and contacts. Compliance requirements, regulatory hurdles, and ESG expectations must be considered from the outset. The platform combines sector-specific market information with risk assessment and structured project access.


WHY KAZAKHSTAN
Opportunities and risks in a market that offers both.
Kazakhstan is the largest economy in Central Asia and a key player in Eurasian transit between China and Europe. Project opportunities in infrastructure, logistics, energy, and industry are emerging along the Trans-Caspian Corridor. Diversification, investment incentives, and regional connectivity are creating additional entry points.
At the same time, companies operate in an environment with political and economic risks, increasing compliance and ESG requirements. AKCP addresses precisely this intersection between project opportunity and risk assessment.
OUR SERVICES
Three core areas, from market intelligence to project initiation.
UNDERSTANDING RISK AND REGULATION
Quarterly updates on economic developments and the EAEU framework. Sector reports on rail, logistics, energy, and industry. Short briefings on compliance issues in cooperation with specialized law firms.
FIND PROJECTS AND REACH PARTNERS
Curated B2B formats, systematic project scouting, support in consortia formation. Monitoring along the middle corridor with early information on tenders, PPP models and regulatory changes.
BECOME VISIBLE AND USE DIALOGUE
Roundtables and expert discussions with decision-makers from both countries. Delegations, executive briefings and training on ESG and procurement procedures.


