Progressive educational changes: In light of the transition from the Soviet to Western model of education and the establishment of partnership programs with leading world universities such as the Kazakh-British Technical University and the London School of Economics, the Golden district will become a world-class academic center.

Need for infrastructure modernization: With the increasing number of students in the coming decade, the current infrastructure of the universities will become inadequate. The creation of a new academic campus will facilitate significant modernization and expansion of institutions, providing quality higher education.

Leadership in the region and in Central Asia: Implementation of the project in science and education will raise the region to a new level, making it not only a leader in Kazakhstan, but also the main scientific and educational hub of Central Asia.

Affordability of education: Kazakhstan offers higher education of world-class standards at a relatively low cost, making it economically attractive to students from all over the world.

Strong link between education and business: Almaty has a strong link between education and business, providing students with high-paying jobs after graduation. Stimulating scholarship policy: Increased funding for scholarship programs for international students and a growing number of exchanges contribute to the region's attractiveness as an educational center.

Kazakhstan is actively reforming education and science. State funding for scientific research has increased significantly over the past 10 years. The obligation of subsoil users to contribute 1% of their income to R&D has been legislated, which has led to an increase in the number of researchers.

It is planned to further increase funding and strengthen the link between science, education and production. The role of the locomotive of domestic science will be assigned to Almaty as the city with the largest number of scientific organizations. The creation of an innovation center in the Golden district will support the strategic goals of science and intensification of existing scientific institutions. Kazakhstan's healthcare sector is showing positive trends, with the opening of large national medical centers. These centers attract medical tourists, stimulating an influx. The establishment of modern scientific and medical facilities in Golden will improve services and contribute to the development of domestic medicine.

Given the large resident population in Golden, there will be many social and cultural facilities. These facilities will attract companies from the IT sector, stimulating the formation of a cluster. Creation of infrastructure for cultural development in Gate will attract talents in various creative directions.

Part of the Golden territory is allocated for agro-industrial development, focusing on energy and moisture saving technologies. This will stimulate the formation of clusters in the agrarian area.