Eighteen teams from cities and regions of the country, as well as from districts of the Kostanay region, took part in the competition. A team from Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation, became the honorary guest of the tournament.The opening ceremony was attended by the Akim of the district, Kaisar Murzhakupov, who wished the athletes successful performances and fair competition. Coaches of the young judokas received certificates of appreciation from the district Akim and commemorative gifts.The cultural program of the opening ceremony was provided by the Yelubai Umurzakov District House of Culture and the “Duman” House of Culture of the village of Tobol. The exemplary dance ensemble “Diamonds” performed as part of the ceremony, along with soloists of the district House of Culture — Asan Änuarbek and Tanatkan Jürsin.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-bmalin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1120491?lang=kk

On December 5, an event honoring agricultural workers, managers, and specialists of agricultural enterprises was held at the District Community Center. This celebration traditionally celebrates the achievements of agricultural workers, bringing together the best field and farm workers, representatives of the processing industry, and specialists from the district's agricultural enterprises.An exhibition of rural districts showcasing the achievements of agricultural producers was held in the lobby of the Community Center.Deputy District Akim Kazbek Tulendinov presented the results of the agricultural year in his speech.District Akim Kaisar Murzhakupov expressed his sincere congratulations and gratitude to all those who ensure food security and the development of the agricultural sector through their work.A number of agricultural employees and specialists were awarded certificates of honor and letters of gratitude from the regional and district Akims. Warm congratulations to the farmers were also extended by Nursultan Shaimukhanov, Deputy Head of the State Institution "Department of Agriculture and Land Relations of the Akimat of Kostanay Region."To mark the significant date, cultural workers prepared a festive concert program, which provided a vibrant finale to the event.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-bmalin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1120492?lang=kk

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The country's first universal emergency services complexes of a new format, unique in Kazakhstan, were commissioned in Shymkent. The opening ceremony took place today in the Yeltai residential complex of the Yenbekshinsky District. The event was attended by Shymkent Akim Gabit Syzdykbekov and Minister of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Kazakhstan Chingis Arinov. According to the minister, the creation of such complexes is a direct order from the Head of State and an important step toward improving the efficiency of emergency services. The new model brings together police, emergency services, fire departments, and ambulance services in a single location, ensuring their coordinated work. This integrated approach reduces response times to incident scenes and enhances collaboration between agencies. The modular complexes opened in the Yeltai and Tasken microdistricts fully meet modern requirements. The new emergency services center in Yeltai occupies an area of 3,309 square meters, out of a total land area of 7,000 square meters. The complex includes a training tower, staff offices, bays for special equipment, and a maneuvering area. Around 50 specialists are on duty there 24/7. Speaking at the ceremony, Chingis Arinov noted: "This is the first time a depot has opened where services work together. This is an initiative that will set a model for the entire country. Police, medical, and emergency services working together to counter threats is our guiding principle. I wish you success in your service," the minister said. The project, funded by the local budget, was completed in just six months and is fully equipped to meet modern standards. The complex serves over 25,000 residents of the Yeltai, Mayatas, Togys, and Aynatas communities. During the event, citizens who contributed to the development of the emergency management system were awarded. Letters of gratitude from the Minister of Emergency Situations were presented to the First Deputy Akim of Shymkent and several heads of city departments. Furthermore, veterans and employees of the industry were awarded the jubilee medal "30 Years of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Kazakhstan." Local residents called the opening of the complex an important step toward strengthening city security. Batyrkhan Ashetov, Chairman of the Council of Elders of the Kazygurt Residential Complex, noted: "Emergency services used to take a long time to reach us. Now everything is located in one place. They say they can reach even the furthest point in seven minutes maximum. This is a much-needed initiative for the public," he said. The ceremony concluded with a ribbon cutting and the official opening of the complex. According to the city administration, two more such modular complexes are planned to open by the end of the year. Construction of seven more facilities will be completed next year, allowing for a complete overhaul of Shymkent's emergency services system.

The first of the new universal emergency service complexes, which have no analogues in the country, were put into operation in Shymkent. Today, the grand opening ceremony, held in the Yeltai residential area of Enbekshin district, was attended by the mayor of Shymkent Gabit Syzdykbekov and the Minister of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Kazakhstan Shyngyz Arinov. According to the Minister, the creation of such complexes is a specific task of the Head of State and an important step towards increasing the efficiency of emergency services. The new model will allow the police, emergency services, fire and ambulance departments to be concentrated in one facility and act in a coordinated manner. The integrated approach will reduce the time to arrive at the scene of an incident and strengthen interaction between departments. The modular complexes opened in the Eltai and Tasken microdistricts fully meet these modern requirements. The new emergency service station in Eltai is located on an area of 3309 square meters, with a total land area of 7 thousand square meters. The complex includes a training tower, offices for employees, boxes for special equipment and a maneuvering area. About 50 specialists work here around the clock. Speaking at the ceremony, Chingiz Arinov said: "This is the first time a joint depot has been opened. This is an initiative that can be an example for the entire country. Our main principle is that the police, medical services, and emergency services stand together and face the same threat together. I wish you success in your work," he said. The project was implemented in just six months at the expense of the local budget and is fully equipped in accordance with modern standards. The complex serves more than 25 thousand people living in the residential areas of Eltai, Mayatas, Togys and Aynatas. As part of the event, a number of citizens who contributed to the development of the emergency system were awarded. Letters of Gratitude from the Minister of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Kazakhstan were presented to the First Deputy Akim of Shymkent and heads of the city administration. In addition, veterans and employees of the industry were awarded the 30th anniversary medal of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Local residents have praised the opening of the new complexes as a significant step towards improving the city's security. Batyrkhan Ashetov, Chairman of the Council of Elders of the Kazygurt Residential Area: "Previously, when there was an emergency, it would take a while for services to arrive. Now everything comes from one place. What they are saying is that they can reach the most remote point in 7 minutes. This is a very welcome initiative for the people," he said. The ceremony ended with a ribbon cutting and the official launch of the complex. The city administration plans to open two more such modular complexes by the end of the year. Next year, the construction of 7 additional facilities will be completed, completely modernizing the emergency services system of Shymkent.