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Kazsportinvest JSC is a state-owned Kazakhstani sports and event-delivery company that develops sports infrastructure and organizes major sporting events.
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Kazsportinvest JSC is a state-owned sports and event-delivery company in Kazakhstan. Founded in 2006, it works on sports infrastructure and large-scale sporting events. The Kazakhstan government identified it as the official delivery authority for Games of the Future 2026; the event’s own site identifies Kazsportinvest as its local organizer.[1][3][4]
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