The Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan participated in the “Green Impulse: Towards the Regional Environmental Summit – 2026” dialogue in Almaty under the TURAQTY JOL 6.0 national social eco-campaign, focusing on how the financial sector and regulatory initiatives can support climate objectives and the transition to a green economy. The event, supported by UNESCO’s Almaty Regional Office and organised with partners including the Central Asian Institute for Environmental Research and the Central Asia Climate Fund, brought together representatives from business, international organisations, government and NGOs, alongside ESG and consulting experts and scientists. Discussions covered climate goals, carbon transformation, the role of finance and regulation in supporting the transition, and waste recycling challenges. The Agency’s Deputy Director of the Securities Market Department, Adil Mamazhanov, highlighted the importance of embedding ESG principles across the financial sector and positioned financial markets as a channel for mobilising and allocating capital to projects with high ESG potential; the dialogue also served as a platform to develop joint recommendations to further advance ESG implementation in Kazakhstan’s financial sector.