He noted that with government support, producers will be able to access raw materials, including gold, for creating jewelry that can then be sold in the market, thereby generating income and profit. "The implementation of such a mechanism will be an important step for our producers," he added.
The jewelry industry is viewed as one of the promising sectors with high potential. Given the limited natural resources of the country, priority may be given to industries that create jobs and contribute to the economy, alongside sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and energy, Isabekov emphasizes.
He also pointed out the importance of the textile sector, which is not only economically significant but also socially important. Thousands of people work in this field, and support measures are seen as a way to address social issues and ensure employment for the population.
During further discussions, it is planned to identify key aspects and parameters of support for the jewelry and textile industries, including conditions for access to raw materials and incentives for increasing production and sales of products, concluded the Deputy Chairman of the State Tax Service.
