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CEO of Abdi Ibrahim , a pharmaceutical company in Istanbul, said the firm has recently acquired the majority stake in Kazakhstan's Global Pharm.  She emphasized that Central Asia, along with other former Soviet states, was a growing market for them with ripe opportunities that won't be found anywhere in Europe.  Needless to say that almost half of Kazakhstan's population is Muslim.