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Road Map and anti-crisis program implementation
Astana, June 23, 2009 (Khabar) - The Cabinet head, Karim Massimov has today taken the floor at an extended meeting of the Nur Otan Parliamentary group in the Majilis to report on the implementation of the Road Map anti-crisis programme. The project resulted in over 100 thousand new jobs and over 2500 refinanced mortgage loans as well as 83 billion tenge issued in loans for the development of small and medium-sized businesses. Kazakhstan’s government managed to avoid the worst possible economic scenario, added Karim Massimov. The work on the 5 key directions of the anti-crisis programme is now underway with some visible results present now.
Karim Massimov, Prime Minister of Kazakhstan:
- We can see growth in some spheres. Agricultural output has increased by over 3% over 5 months with the population’s income increasing as well as the number of employed people. The project’s help provided over 100 thousand new jobs in general.
Meanwhile, close to 40% of the money issued for the refinancing of mortgage loans still remains unused. Member of Parliament Gulzhana Karagusova announced the banks which have not fulfilled the programme and proposed extending the programme until the end of this year. Another proposal was regarding students’ loans. 400 such loans out of 40 thousand have been taken out so far with banks reporting no more people willing to take it. Gulzhana Karagusova underlined that it was important to revise the students’ loan distribution system. This year’s presidential address is another strategic document which requires to be implemented by the Cabinet. On the outcomes of his speech, the Prime Minister answered some questions posed by the MPs. Karim Massimov reassured the parliamentarians that all remarks and proposals will be scrutinized.
Karim Massimov, Prime Minister of Kazakhstan:
- We can see growth in some spheres. Agricultural output has increased by over 3% over 5 months with the population’s income increasing as well as the number of employed people. The project’s help provided over 100 thousand new jobs in general.
Meanwhile, close to 40% of the money issued for the refinancing of mortgage loans still remains unused. Member of Parliament Gulzhana Karagusova announced the banks which have not fulfilled the programme and proposed extending the programme until the end of this year. Another proposal was regarding students’ loans. 400 such loans out of 40 thousand have been taken out so far with banks reporting no more people willing to take it. Gulzhana Karagusova underlined that it was important to revise the students’ loan distribution system. This year’s presidential address is another strategic document which requires to be implemented by the Cabinet. On the outcomes of his speech, the Prime Minister answered some questions posed by the MPs. Karim Massimov reassured the parliamentarians that all remarks and proposals will be scrutinized.
