Akim of North Kazakhstan Region Gauez Nurmukhambetov held a public reception, during which residents raised issues concerning various aspects of daily life.The main topics included housing and land matters, the development of preschool education, and social infrastructure. Each issue raised was considered individually.Following the reception, the Head of the region issued specific instructions to the heads of relevant government agencies, emphasizing the need to thoroughly review the appeals and take effective measures to address them. Implementation of the instructions has been placed under supervision.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sko/press/news/details/1312229?lang=ru

International Bread Day is celebrated on October 16. Throughout history, bread has been and remains a symbol of life, prosperity, and well-being. Every grain of wheat embodies the hard work of our fellow countrymen, their love for their native land, and their dedication to their profession.For North Kazakhstan Region, this occasion holds special significance. Our region makes a substantial contribution to ensuring Kazakhstan’s food security, and the achievements of North Kazakhstan’s farmers demonstrate the high potential of the region’s agricultural sector year after year.The harvest season is now drawing to a close. Once again, our grain growers have achieved commendable results. The average grain yield in North Kazakhstan Region stands at 17 centners per hectare, the highest among the country’s major grain-producing regions. Behind these achievements lies the hard work of thousands of rural workers, their professionalism, perseverance, and skill.I sincerely thank everyone whose daily efforts contribute to the richness of our land and the country’s food security. I wish you all good health, happiness, peace, and prosperity!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sko/press/news/details/1312231?lang=ru

The 14th Summer School of the Association of Asian Constitutional Courts and Equivalent Institutions (AACC), entitled “Key Principles for Limiting Rights and Freedoms,” was held in the Republic of Türkiye from 4 to 9 October 2026.Organized at the initiative and with the support of Kadir Özkaya, President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Türkiye, the event took place at the Association’s Training and Human Resources Development Centre. It brought together 74 participants from 39 countries, as well as representatives of international organizations.The Office of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan was represented by M. Tulendiyeva, Head of the Documentation Support Sector of the Initial Review of Petitions and Reception Department, and A. Nurusheva, Chief Consultant of the International Cooperation and Organizational Support Department.The programme featured presentations by representatives of constitutional review bodies and supreme courts, expert discussions, and an exchange of national experience in protecting constitutional rights and freedoms.During a thematic session, the Kazakhstani participants delivered a presentation on the constitutional principles governing the limitation of human rights and freedoms in Kazakhstan. They outlined the provisions of the new Constitution aimed at strengthening safeguards for human rights and freedoms, as well as the constitutional requirements governing permissible limitations, with due regard to the universally recognized principles and norms of international law.Particular attention was paid to the role of the Constitutional Court in upholding the supremacy of the Constitution and protecting constitutional rights and freedoms, including through the review of the constitutionality of normative legal acts.Participants exchanged experience in applying national constitutional provisions, discussed approaches to determining permissible limits on restrictions of rights and freedoms, and considered issues related to the implementation of international human rights standards.At the conclusion of the event, the representatives of the Office of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan received certificates, awarded on behalf of the President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Türkiye, in recognition of their participation and contribution to the successful organization of the 14th Summer School.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/news/details/1312213?lang=ru

📜 The adoption and entry into force of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, approved by a nationwide referendum, laid the fundamental foundations for further modernization of all spheres of state and public life.The updated Basic Law is of particular importance for the financial and economic sector, including the activities of state revenue authorities.The new Constitution redefines the balance of interests between citizens, businesses and the state, creating conditions for the development of a modern, transparent and fair tax and customs administration system based on a service-oriented approach and partnership.🔹 1. Constitutional Duty and Social ContractThe updated Basic Law retains the provision that the payment of legally established taxes, fees and other mandatory payments is a duty and obligation of everyone.💰 Tax discipline is not merely compliance with a legal obligation; it is also a direct contribution by every citizen and business to fulfilling the state's social commitments.Public revenues ensure the financing of education, healthcare, social support for the population and other important areas of government policy.🔹 2. Protection of Private Property and Freedom of Entrepreneurship🤝 The new Constitution strengthens guarantees for the protection of private property, freedom of entrepreneurial activity and fair competition.For state revenue authorities, this provides a clear direction for further reducing the administrative burden on businesses, developing digital ecosystems and minimizing interference in lawful business activities.💻 The implementation of tools such as virtual warehouses, product traceability systems and automated risk management contributes to more efficient administration and creates more favorable conditions for responsible businesses.🔹 3. Digital Rights and Data Security🔐 An important aspect of the new legal framework is the strengthening of guarantees for the protection of personal data and digital communications of citizens and businesses.State revenue authorities ensure the confidentiality of tax information, the security of electronic databases and digital communication channels with taxpayers, while consistently implementing modern information security and cybersecurity standards.🔹 4. Combating the Shadow Economy as a National Security Factor🛡️ Protecting financial sovereignty and combating the illegal export of capital, smuggling and shadow economic activities are important elements in ensuring the country's economic and national security.State revenue authorities continue their systematic efforts to establish equal and fair competitive conditions for legitimate businesses, eliminate illicit schemes and protect the state's economic interests.The adoption of the new Constitution marks a new stage in the development of sovereign Kazakhstan.For the Department of State Revenue for the Karaganda Region, this provides a clear mandate to ensure maximum transparency, fully respect taxpayers' rights, improve the quality of public services and develop partnership relations with citizens and businesses.⚖️ Law and order are the foundation of every citizen's well-being and the country's economic stability!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-karaganda/press/news/details/1312184?lang=ru

Strasbourg, October 15, 2026 – An official ceremony took place at the Council of Europe for Kazakhstan’s accession to the Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest Convention).Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, A.Saitbekov, handed over the accession documents of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest Convention) the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, A.Berset.The corresponding law on accession was signed by the country's President on October 12, 2026.The Budapest Convention establishes a legal framework for cooperation with participating countries in combating cybercrime, facilitating operational collaboration, and ensuring effective law enforcement in the digital sphere, while also enhancing the effectiveness of the fight against cybercrime.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-strasbourg/press/news/details/1312158?lang=ru