Kazakhstan is actively working to secure placement for its domestically produced goods within major international retail chains. This initiative aims to capitalize on the country’s growing non-resource export sector, which saw a 14.5% increase in the first five months of 2026, reaching $11.8 billion. The strategy focuses on shifting sales towards higher-value finished products, rather than raw materials. Approximately 44% of Kazakhstan's goods are currently produced domestically. By gaining access to foreign retail markets, Kazakhstan hopes to further diversify its economy and enhance its export profile. This new support signifies a commitment to building a more sustainable and value-added export base. The move underscores Kazakhstan’s ambition to become a significant player in global trade.