India and Kazakhstan are exploring opportunities for cooperation in healthcare, machine building and investments. Potential projects were discussed in New Delhi during the visit of a delegation from Kazakhstan’s MFA, as reported by the agency’s press service.
Among the initiatives, Lilavati Hospital & Research Centre expressed its intent to establish a multi-specialty hospital in Kazakhstan worth $30 million and accommodating 100 beds, whereas Kazakhstan expressed its readiness to ensure a favorable business environment, including state aid, provision of land, tax incentives and investor visas.
Meanwhile, Ashok Leyland, claimed to be the country’s second-largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, stated its willingness...