Заместитель Премьер-министра – министр национальной экономики Республики Казахстан Серик Жумангарин принял участие в открытии бизнес-форума «Экономическая интеграция и кооперация стран ОТГ: новые возможности в промышленности, АПК, логистике и цифровизации».Форум объединил в Астане представителей государственных органов, финансовых институтов, торгово-промышленных палат, международных организаций и бизнеса стран Организации тюркских государств.В своем выступлении Серик Жумангарин подчеркнул, что развитие сотрудничества в рамках ОТГ остается одним из приоритетных направлений внешнеэкономической политики Казахстана.По его словам, страны ОТГ формируют рынок с населением более 170 млн человек и обладают значительным промышленным, транспортным, аграрным и человеческим потенциалом.В условиях глобальной трансформации мировой экономики и усиления конкуренции за инвестиции, технологии и логистические маршруты особое значение приобретает практическая экономическая кооперация. В этой связи, как отметил вице-премьер, основной задачей становится переход от деклараций к совместным проектам, новым производствам, технологическим альянсам и взаимным инвестициям.«Казахстан последовательно выступает за углубление экономической интеграции тюркских государств. Мы видим большой потенциал в развитии промышленной кооперации, совместных агропромышленных проектов, транспортно-логистических коридоров, цифровых платформ и электронной торговли», — отметил Серик Жумангарин.Особое внимание в ходе выступления было уделено деятельности Тюркского инвестиционного фонда. По словам вице-премьера, Казахстан рассматривает ТИФ как один из ключевых финансовых механизмов поддержки совместных проектов стран ОТГ.«Для Казахстана принципиально, чтобы ТИФ стал не просто финансовым институтом, а полноценной платформой экономической интеграции, способствующей росту взаимной торговли, созданию новых производств и расширению инвестиционного сотрудничества между нашими странами», — подчеркнул он.На первоначальном этапе Тюркский инвестиционный фонд готов направить от $20 млн на проекты софинансирования. В настоящее время уже ведутся переговоры по участию фонда в финансировании развития инфраструктуры Международного аэропорта Алматы.Отдельно Серик Жумангарин подчеркнул значимость развития устойчивых транспортных маршрутов, включая Транскаспийский международный транспортный маршрут, а также модернизации железнодорожной и портовой инфраструктуры, что расширяет возможности для транзита и торговли между Востоком и Западом.Вице-премьер также отметил высокий потенциал сотрудничества в сфере цифровизации. По его словам, страны ОТГ обладают широкими возможностями для совместного развития IT-сектора, стартап-экосистем, цифровых сервисов, искусственного интеллекта и инновационных решений. В этой связи он приветствовал участие в форуме представителей Astana Hub, Международного финансового центра «Астана» и других институтов развития.Особое внимание, как подчеркнул Серик Жумангарин, необходимо уделять укреплению взаимодействия между бизнес-сообществами стран ОТГ.«Именно предприниматели являются ключевой движущей силой интеграционных процессов. Поэтому важно создавать максимально благоприятные условия для бизнеса - снижать барьеры, расширять доступ к финансированию, поддерживать совместные инициативы и укреплять деловые контакты», — отметил он.В завершение выступления вице-премьер выразил благодарность Организации тюркских государств, Союзу торгово-промышленных палат тюркских государств, НПП «Атамекен», а также всем партнерам и организаторам форума за совместную работу и значимый вклад в укрепление экономического взаимодействия стран региона.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1218873?lang=kk

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On May 8, 2026, another session of the internal speaking club "Speaking Club" was held.Moderator - Kairat Syundikov, the ethics commissioner of the apparatus of the akim (governor) of the Kostanay region.Training topic: "The Culture of Public Speaking".The event was held to improve the culture of public speaking, overcome language barriers, and develop skills for working in front of video cameras and large audiences.  How to overcome fear, hold the audience's attention, make a positive impression, and keep to the timing? What speaking techniques and tools of influence should be used?The trainer, a state language teacher from the regional language learning center "Til Darin," Bazarkul Akhmetzhanova, focused the listeners' attention on these and other questions.Public speaking requires preparation, psychological resilience, and self-control.Public servants should not publicly express their opinions on matters of state policy and official activities if those opinions do not align with the main directions of state policy, disclose official information not permitted for public release, or contain unethical statements regarding state officials, public administration bodies, or other public servants. Public statements on the activities of a state body are made by its head or officials of the state body authorized to do so. Public servants must conduct discussions in a proper manner, without undermining the authority of the public service.A public servant, regardless of position, must be able to formulate their thoughts, express them competently, and convey information to citizens (service recipients), colleagues, and partners.This applies not only to public speaking at receptions, meetings, and gatherings but also to daily work, including telephone communications. All seminar participants had the opportunity to speak before an audience, demonstrate public speaking skills, and their level of proficiency in the state language. Among the speakers were Natalya Sukhacheva - head of the department of the Regional Department of Physical Culture and Sports, and Madi Tolegen - chief specialist of the apparatus of the regional akim, a young public servant.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1218831?lang=kk

When conducting a customs inspection, customs officials have the right to:- request from the inspected party and receive from it commercial, transport (shipment) documents, accounting and reporting documents, as well as other information, including on electronic media, related to the goods being inspected;- require persons associated with the inspected entity in transactions (operations) with goods subject to customs inspection to submit copies of documents and other information on transactions and settlements carried out with the inspected entity or with third parties related to transactions (operations) with such goods;- to demand from banks and organizations carrying out certain types of banking operations, and to receive from them documents and information on the availability and numbers of bank accounts and the movement of funds in the accounts of organizations and individual entrepreneurs;- request from tax and other state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan and receive from them documents and information necessary for conducting a customs inspection, including those constituting state, commercial, banking, tax and other secrets protected by law (secrets);- send requests to organizations, government and other bodies (organizations) of the member states of the Eurasian Economic Union and states that are not members of the Eurasian Economic Union in connection with the customs inspection;- appoint a customs examination;- seal goods and vehicles;- attract specialists and experts;- to seize documents from the inspected person that testify to the commission of administrative offenses in the manner prescribed by the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Administrative Offenses;- carry out other actions provided for by customs and other legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. When conducting a customs inspection, customs officials are required to:- respect the rights and legitimate interests of the audited person, and prevent harm from being caused to the audited person by unlawful decisions and actions (inaction);- use the information obtained during customs inspections solely for the performance of the tasks and functions assigned to them;- ensure the safety of documents received and drawn up during a customs inspection, and not disclose their contents without the consent of the person being inspected, except in cases stipulated by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan;- inform the inspected person of his rights and obligations during the customs inspection, the appointment of a customs examination, the collection of samples and (or) specimens of goods, as well as the rights and obligations of customs officials during the customs inspection;- not to violate the established operating procedures of the inspected entity during the on-site customs inspection;- During an on-site customs inspection, present to the representatives of the inspected party the order to conduct an on-site customs inspection, as well as their official ID cards or identification cards;- not to disclose information constituting state, tax, banking and other secrets protected by law, as well as other confidential information that became known during customs inspections;- perform other duties provided for by this Code.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1218782?lang=kk

In 2025, the Agency completed another cycle of risk-based supervision in the banking sector, within the framework of which a comprehensive assessment using the SREP (Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process) methodology was conducted.The annual SREP assessment became an important milestone in the development of risk-based banking supervision and provided a deeper understanding of the condition of Kazakhstan’s banking sector. As part of the SREP process, a detailed analysis of banks’ operations was conducted, including the level of development of corporate governance, internal control, and risk management systems.Following the supervisory cycle, the Agency applied a supervisory capital add-on ranging from 0% to 4.5%. The decision to apply the add-on was adopted in December 2025 by the Committee on Prudential Regulation Policy with the participation of the Agency and the National Bank representatives. All banks maintained sufficient capital buffers and complied with minimum regulatory requirements, taking into account the supervisory add-on.This report on the SREP assessment results helps provide a better understanding of current trends and risks in the banking system. The experience gained formed the basis for key findings and recommendations aimed at improving business processes and enhancing the resilience of the sector. External Communications Directoratepress@finreg.kzSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ardfm/press/news/details/1218771?lang=kk