Kazakhstan Powers Central Asia’s Economy, But Can Its Weight Drive Regional Growth?

ALMATY – Central Asia’s combined economy has surpassed half a trillion US dollars, reaching an estimated $543 billion, with Kazakhstan accounting for more than half of the region’s gross domestic product, according to figures compiled by The Times of Central Asia. Kazakhstan’s economy is estimated at $306 billion, representing nearly 56% …

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