Long-term structural changes in Eurasian economies to be discussed at EFSD conference in Astana

On October 29, 2026, the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development (EFSD) will hold an international economic conference “Towards balanced economic development” in Astana. The event is focused on a high-level expert discussion and will bring together deputy ministers, deputy chairmen of national banks of the countries of the region, as well as representatives of international financial organizations and the academic community to discuss practical issues of economic policy.

EFSD Managing Director Jaroslav Mandron noted:

- The EFSD International Economic Conference is designed to become a platform for professional exchange of views on long-term structural changes in the economies of the region. We hope that the conference will bring together leading experts and heads of financial blocs to find solutions that ensure sustainable economic development of the countries of Eurasia.

The main content blocks of the conference will be the presentation of the flagship analytical report of the EFSD on the labor markets of Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, as well as professional discussions on the assessment of potential GDP and key factors for long-term growth of the economies of the region.

The EFSD study is based on the analysis of macro and microdata and focuses on the relationship between demographic trends, productivity, employment and economic growth, as well as the development of recommendations for the creation of high-productivity jobs and the effective use of labor potential of the countries of the region.

The information partner of the EFSD International Economic Conference is Belarus Today.

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