The results of the rating of technical and vocational education organizations in the East Kazakhstan region have been summed up!The rating allows you to evaluate the quality of the educational process, the level of training of specialists, the achievements of students and teachers, the development of international cooperation, as well as the effectiveness of colleges.According to the results of the rating, the status of "Best College" was awarded to Ust-Kamenogorsk Higher Polytechnic College!Congratulations to the college staff on their well-deserved recognition! This high assessment is the result of professionalism, well—coordinated work of the management, teachers and all employees, as well as their desire to improve the educational process and train qualified specialists.We wish the team further success, new achievements and the implementation of their plans!May this victory become an incentive for further development, innovation and improvement of the quality of technical and vocational education in the region! РЕЙТИНГ КОЛЛЕДЖЕЙ ВКО НА 2025 -2026 учебный ГОДSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-bilim/press/news/details/1303974?lang=ru

       On September 30, 2026, Zhaidar Inkerbayev, Deputy Chairman of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, held a meeting with a delegation from the international consulting company Boston Consulting Group (BCG).      BCG is one of the leading international consulting companies with more than 60 years of experience. The company cooperates with government agencies and international organizations in the areas of digital transformation, data analytics, and the implementation of artificial intelligence. Together with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), BCG implements the DXLab program aimed at introducing digital solutions in public administration, transport, infrastructure, and other sectors.     During the meeting, the parties discussed the priorities of digitalization of Kazakhstan’s state revenue authorities, the prospects for the application of artificial intelligence and data analytics in tax and customs administration, as well as the development of digital solutions for transit transportation and electronic data exchange with neighboring countries.      Particular attention was paid to Kazakhstan’s experience in the digital transformation of state revenue authorities. It was noted that the solutions and practices developed may be of interest to Central Asian countries and contribute to the development of regional cooperation.     Following the meeting, the parties expressed their interest in continuing the dialogue and exchanging experience in the field of digital technologies.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1303959?lang=ru

On October 1, at Lyceum school No. 3 named after Sh. The Valikhanov Department of Education of Ust-Kamenogorsk hosted the grand opening of the chess classroom for primary school students, organized with the sponsorship of the Adilet party.The main goal of the initiative is to develop the intellectual potential of the younger generation and popularize chess among schoolchildren.Zhanat Zhumagazinovna Mekeeva, Chairman of the East Kazakhstan regional branch of the Adilet party, delivered a welcoming speech at the event. She warmly congratulated the students and teachers, wishing them creative success, high achievements in their studies and in the chess field.To support the young talents, the regional branch of the Adilet party presented chess sets, as well as textbooks and workbooks for first-graders to the new office.The opening ceremony was also attended by the Executive Director of the Kazakhstan Chess Federation for East Kazakhstan Region, A. Kudinov. He expressed his sincere wishes for success, noting the importance of opening such classrooms for the development of logical and strategic thinking in children.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-bilim/press/news/details/1303961?lang=ru

Your situation:When filing for liquidation, you receive a refusal based on a submitted tax application for termination of activity, how to view the reason for the refusal, how to properly file an application for termination of activity so that it is processed taking into account the refusal of the previous application;How to fix itIn the section "Documents" – "My documents" – "Tax statement", the history of submitted tax statements, including tax statements on termination of activity, is available in the KNP ISNA.If the OGD has been refused de-registration, the tax application is assigned the status "Not accepted".To get acquainted with the reason for the refusal, click on the status "Not accepted", and then open an electronic notification of acceptance or non-acceptance of OGD documents. The notification indicates the grounds for refusal to accept the tax application.After eliminating the reasons that served as the basis for the refusal, the NP has the right to re-file a tax application for termination of activities in a general manner through the KNP ISNA.#Zamen_tartip_the Law_and_ OrderSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1303941?lang=ru

On October 1, 2026, Farabi University hosted the second meeting with representatives of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This time, OECD experts delivered an open lecture for students, attracting around 350 participants.The event continued the dialogue launched the previous day between OECD representatives and the academic staff of the Higher School of Economics and Business. While the first meeting focused primarily on faculty members and opportunities to integrate integrity principles into university curricula, the second session was designed specifically for students.The lecture was held as part of the OECD project “Fair Market Conditions for Competitiveness in Kazakhstan” and focused on “Introduction to Integrity / Integrity in the Private Sector.”The session was delivered by William Tompson, Head of the OECD Eurasia Division; Céleste Laporte-Talamon, Policy Analyst for Central Asia; and Egor Polishchuk, Junior Policy Analyst for Central Asia.At the beginning of the lecture, the experts introduced students to the OECD, its key areas of activity, and the development of cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Organisation. They noted that Kazakhstan’s cooperation with the OECD has expanded since 2008. Kazakhstan also participates in several regional initiatives, including the OECD Eurasia Competitiveness Programme and the Anti-Corruption Network for Eastern Europe and Central Asia.A central topic of the session was the concept of integrity, presented as a positive commitment to transparency, accountability, and honest dealing. The experts discussed practices that can undermine integrity, including bribery, conflicts of interest, bid rigging, and facilitation payments.Particular attention was given to why integrity matters for the private sector and the economy as a whole. The speakers discussed how corruption risks can affect competition, foreign direct investment, international trade, and long-term economic growth. The lecture also addressed specific features of Kazakhstan’s economy and the importance of creating fair and transparent conditions for doing business.Students were also introduced to key OECD instruments, including the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct, the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention, and the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct. Through practical examples, the speakers demonstrated how international standards can be applied in companies’ relations with government institutions, business partners, suppliers, and local communities.An important part of the programme was a case workshop, which gave participants an opportunity to apply the concepts discussed during the lecture to practical situations. Overall, the session covered six thematic areas: an introduction to the OECD and OECD–Kazakhstan cooperation, the concept of integrity, the importance of integrity for the private sector, OECD instruments, OECD findings on Kazakhstan, and practical case-based work.The participation of around 350 attendees demonstrated strong interest in the topic. The meeting gave students a valuable opportunity to engage directly with international experts, learn about OECD approaches and standards, and discuss the importance of transparency, accountability, and integrity for future economists, managers, entrepreneurs, and public-sector professionals.As part of the visit, a campus tour of Farabi University was also organized for the OECD representatives. The guests had an opportunity to explore the university’s infrastructure and visit the University Museum, where they learned about the history and development of Farabi University, its major achievements, and its contribution to education and research in Kazakhstan.A particular highlight of the campus tour was a visit to Farabi University’s supercomputer center. The OECD representatives were introduced to the university’s advanced computing infrastructure and its potential for scientific research, large-scale data processing, digital technologies, and artificial intelligence.The two-day programme, which brought together OECD experts, faculty members, and students, provided an important platform for professional and academic dialogue. The visit also allowed the OECD delegation to gain a broader understanding of Farabi University’s academic, scientific, and technological potential and contributed to exploring further opportunities for cooperation between Farabi University and the OECD in education, research, and the promotion of responsible business conduct.https://farabi.university/news/107113?lang=enSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-unesco/press/news/details/1303934?lang=ru