Since gaining independence, Kazakhstan has created stable conditions for the inflow of capital from foreign countries. The gross inflow of foreign direct investment exceeds $350 billion. The main investors in Kazakhstan are the United States and Western Europe. Russia and China, which have invested almost $30 billion in Kazakhstan's economy since 2010, also remain important partners. The geostrategic position of Kazakhstan determines the interest of Russia and China in influencing the economy and political situation in the country to a certain extent .
The methodology of the study includes an independent assessment of the impact of capital inflow into the economy of Kazakhstan based on statistical information, financial statements of enterprises, as well as official data of international organizations and other sources. The assessment includes a retrospective analysis, a cost-benefit analysis, an analysis of the financial and economic activities of foreign enterprises, as well as a comparative analysis of the situation in Kazakhstan and other countries considered within the project. Studying the role of foreign capital in the economy of Kazakhstan