In recent years, Kazakhstan has experienced notable economic growth, driven by the stable development of essential industries and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies. The nation recorded GDP growth rates of 4.3% in 2021, 3.4% in 2022, and an impressive 5.1% in 2023.
Recent forecasts from international financial institutions suggest that Kazakhstan’s economy is poised for steady growth, reflecting a period of stabilization following global economic challenges. A pivotal factor in this progress is the economic diversification strategy, which aims to reduce reliance on hydrocarbon exports while fostering the domestic consumer market and encouraging investments in infrastructure and innovation.
The Government of Kazakhstan remains committed to executing strategic programs that enhance the investment climate, support small and medium-sized enterprises, develop human capital, and promote patent activity. These initiatives are designed to secure sustainable economic growth and elevate the standard of living for the population.
In terms of intellectual property protection, noteworthy accomplishments have been achieved. The National Institute of Intellectual Property of Kazakhstan (Qazpatent) recently issued its 10,000th utility model patent.
Reaching this milestone is a significant indicator of the successful advancement of intellectual property rights in Kazakhstan. This achievement holds particular importance in relation to the Global Innovation Index (GII), where it represents one of Kazakhstan’s three strongest metrics in the global innovation landscape.
This landmark signifies Kazakhstan’s dedication to establishing itself as a regional frontrunner in innovation and technology. Over the years, utility models have proven to be effective tools for safeguarding inventions across various sectors, including mechanical engineering, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and clean technologies. Notably, a significant proportion of utility model patents in Kazakhstan pertain to areas that directly support the key Sustainable Development Goals established by the Kazakhstan’s government, including energy and renewable energy, agribusiness, health and biotechnology, as well as industry and infrastructure.
For businesses operating in these sectors, Kazakhstan presents remarkable opportunities, making the protection of intellectual property rights a crucial element for ensuring a resilient market presence, preventing misuse, and combatting the proliferation of counterfeit goods.
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