"The supply of the vaccine for Kazakhstan is planned to be produced by one of the RDIF's international partners," the fund said.
According to the press release, the supply will include more than 2 million initial doses with the outlook to increase the amount to 5 million doses.
Earlier in the day, Kazakh state pharmaceutical distributor SK-Pharmacy reached an agreement with the RDIF to procure and distribute the Russian vaccine in Kazakhstan.
On August 11, the Russian government officially registered Sputnik V as the world's first vaccine against COVID-19.
According to RDIF CEO Kirill Dmitriev, the fund has received applications from more than 20 countries for the purchase of around one billion doses of the vaccine.
Russia has contracted the vaccine's production in five countries, with the expected capacity to produce 500 million doses per year.