Astana International Financial Centre explores to partner with India's GIFT City
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- ✓Astana International Financial Centre is exploring a partnership with India’s GIFT City to boost regional investment.
- ✓Governor Renat Bekturov said, "GIFT city is emerging as a key financial centre." Since its 2018 launch, the AIFC has attracted $27 billion in investments and now hosts over 6500 companies from 90 countries.
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Astana International Financial Centre is exploring potential collaboration with India's GIFT city due to regional proximity. This partnership aims to enhance financial services and investment opportunities between Kazakhstan and India. AIFC has established itself as a leading financial hub in Central Asia since its launch in 2018. Initiatives from AIFC include developments in sustainable finance and digital assets.
The Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) is exploring to partner with India's GIFT city given the geographical proximity between India and Kazakhstan.
"GIFT city is emerging as a key financial centre. AIFC is Eurasia's best performing financial centre and a collaboration between the two entities is being explored," Renat Bekturov, Governor of AIFC told ET.
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