Kazakh musician Dimash Qudaibergen advocated for increased support for the creative sector in Kazakhstan during the opening of Astana Finance Days (AFD) 2026 on September 9. Speaking at the event in Astana, Qudaibergen highlighted the need for greater investment, improved infrastructure, and stronger legal frameworks to unlock the full potential of Kazakhstan’s artists and cultural producers. AFD 2026, a two-day forum, attracted over 5,500 participants from more than 80 countries to discuss capital markets and investment opportunities. The singer’s call to action underscores the growing recognition of the creative industries as a vital driver of economic growth and cultural development in Kazakhstan. The event aims to foster dialogue and collaboration on key financial and investment topics. This appeal positions the creative industries as a key area for future economic diversification in Kazakhstan. Further details were published by The Astana Times.