Baiterek Holding and BlueGen Ltd Investment Cooperation in Water Infrastructure
Project phase
Stage 2 of 4
- Initiation & Feasibility
- Engineering Design & PlanningCurrent
- Procurement & Construction
- Commissioning & Operation
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Baiterek Holding, Kazakhstan's key development institution, is exploring investment cooperation with BlueGen Ltd, an Israeli company specializing in environmental solutions, particularly in water resources, wastewater treatment, and desalination. This collaboration aims to enhance Kazakhstan's water infrastructure by constructing and modernizing wastewater treatment facilities (WWTF) across the country.
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