The accreditation follows a rigorous assessment by international academic leaders who scrutinized the school’s academic heritage, institutional strategy, and recent campus modernization. Andrew Main Wilson, CEO of AMBA and BGA, cited the university's contribution to Kazakhstan’s development and its dedication to fostering a world-class educational environment as key factors in the decision.

For Narxoz University, the recognition marks the culmination of a multi-year transformation strategy. University President Kanat Kozhakhmet attributed the success to the long-term vision of shareholder Bulat Utemuratov and the collective effort of the faculty and alumni. Dean Gulnara Kurenkeyeva noted that the dual accreditation mandates ongoing quality control, ensuring that curriculum and assessment methods remain responsive to market shifts and real-world business challenges.

Since its inception, the school has produced more than 3,000 managers and entrepreneurs through its specialized MBA, Executive MBA, and DBA programs. The new status grants students and alumni lifetime access to the AMBA global network, connecting them with 80,000 professionals across 150 countries.