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In global practice, the EPC and FIDIC contracts remain the preferred forms for construction projects. Kazakhstan, a country that is seeking significant infrastructural growth...

This Article is intended to bring attention of construction companies considering entering the construction market in Kazakhstan to general provisions of Kazakh law regulating licensing...

Kazakhstani Law on licensing activities in the field of architecture, urban planning and construction has been changed.

The Law on Amending Certain Legislative Acts Regarding the Improvement of the Regulatory Approval System (aimed at liberalisation of business by reduction of administrative burdens and permits) became effective from 30 January 2012.

Being a major producer of fossil fuels, Kazakhstan is seeking to diversify its energy mix by 50% alternative energy sources, including gas, nuclear and renewable energy.

Legal claims mean when someone challenges other people's rights to real estate or declares their rights to another person's property.

GRATA International examines the legal frameworks governing real estate registration across ten jurisdictions, analyzing ownership transfer mechanisms, mandatory registration procedures, and foreign investment restrictions. This comparative study addresses critical questions about registry operations, priority of rights, and common registration challenges that impact cross-border property transactions.

Today, numerous foreign companies conduct construction works in Kazakhstan. According to the Law on architectural, urban planning, and construction activities in the Republic of Kazakhstan...

The development of sustainable transport in Kazakhstan's cities is a priority to solve problems of traffic congestion, pollution and the development of mobility in the passenger transport network.

Turkistan International Airport welcomed its first scheduled flight on December 1, 2020. The significance of this event is emphasized by the fact that the Turkistan International Airport is the first newly constructed airport...

In Kazakhstan the Law on Amending Certain Legislative Acts Regarding Improvement of the Regulatory Approval System

The ninth largest country in the world, Kazakhstan stretches from Eastern Europe to Asia across an area the size of Western Europe.

Kazakhstan's new Construction Code fundamentally restructures liability allocation in construction projects, introducing joint and several liability across multiple participants including state bodies...

For your attention, we provide herein a brief review of the major amendments in the field of immovable property and construction enacted by the Law dated May 24, 2018

Acquisitions typically require the buyer to exercise a substantial amount of prior due diligence. Before committing to a transaction...

Kazakhstan has finally decided to build a nuclear power plant (NPP), which makes sense given the country's vast uranium reserves and growing energy deficit.

Kazakhstan's new Construction Code establishes a comprehensive digital framework for managing construction projects throughout their entire lifecycle, from initial design through to final operation. The reform introduces mandatory Building Information Modelling (BIM) for strategic infrastructure and energy projects, with phased implementation extending to most construction activities by 2030. This digital transformation aims to create a unified regulatory ecosystem that integrates state systems, automates c