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Over the past two years, the Canine Center of Military Unit 6654 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan has raised 60 service dog puppies. In the near future, many of them will join National Guard units and begin performing service and operational duties.Located in the city of Alatau, the Canine Center is the only facility within the National Guard that both trains military dog handlers and breeds service dogs. The center raises German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, and Dutch Shepherds. Last year, it successfully welcomed its first litter of Dutch Shepherd puppies, expanding the range of service dog breeds used by the National Guard.From their first months of life, the puppies are carefully assessed for temperament, activity, and working potential. By the age of six months, specialists determine each dog's future specialization. Some are trained to detect narcotics, others to locate explosives, while others are prepared for patrol duties, tracking, and apprehending offenders.Service dogs trained at the center work alongside National Guard personnel every day. They assist in maintaining public order, securing major public events, detecting prohibited substances and weapons, and searching for missing persons.In 2025 alone, National Guard canine teams carried out more than 3,500 operational missions, with over 120 resulting in successful outcomes. Service dogs helped detain 81 suspects involved in criminal offenses, detect and seize more than 210 kilograms of plant-based and synthetic narcotics, uncover 14 bladed weapons and 7 firearms, and locate 17 missing persons.Every puppy raised at the center is a future four-legged partner to a serviceman, whose training often plays a vital role in protecting public safety and ensuring the successful completion of operational missions. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1259382?lang=ru

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Arman Issetov participated in the 13th “Central Asia – European Union” High-Level Political and Security Dialogue.The EU delegation was led by Olof Skoog, Deputy Secretary-General for Political Affairs of the European External Action Service (EEAS).The meeting provided an opportunity for a substantive exchange of views on current issues of cross-regional cooperation, including the European Union’s programme activities in Central Asia. In particular, the participants reviewed the implementation of the agreements reached at the first Central Asia – European Union Summit held in Samarkand on 3-4 April 2025, as well as the Joint Roadmap for deepening ties between CA and the EU adopted in Luxembourg on 23 October 2023, with a particular focus on cooperation in the field of security. The delegations also considered the schedule of joint international events for 2026-2027.The Kazakh diplomat briefed the participants on the current situation in the region, Kazakhstan’s efforts at both the national and regional levels to promote stability and sustainable development, and presented a number of constructive proposals aimed at further strengthening cross-regional cooperation in the political, economic and security areas.The participants reaffirmed their mutual interest in further enhancing cooperation on border management, addressing regional challenges and threats related to terrorism and extremism, combating illicit drug trafficking, and expanding interagency cooperation among law enforcement authorities.On the margins of the meeting, A. Issetov and O. Skoog held bilateral talks to discuss the current state and prospects of the Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation between Kazakhstan and the European Union. Particular attention was devoted to the practical implementation of the agreements reached during the official visit of President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to Brussels on 22-23 June 2026.The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of the shared commitment to further strengthening cooperation between Central Asia and the European Union on the basis of mutual trust and equal partnership.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1259350?lang=ru

An incorrectly filled payment document is one of the most common reasons goods get "stuck" at the border. Even a single-digit error can cause the payment to go unrecognized, preventing the timely release of your customs declaration.Common mistakes when paying to BCC (Budget Classification Codes) 106104, 106201, and 105102: BCC ConfusionPayers often send funds to the wrong code. Here is a reminder:BCC 106104 — Import Customs Duty (distributed among EAEU member states).BCC 106201 — Customs Fees (fixed fee for processing services).BCC 105102 — VAT on Imported Goods (for goods imported from non-EAEU countries). Incorrect State Revenue Authority (SRA) CodeFunds must be sent specifically to the department where the customs clearance is being processed. If the SRA code is incorrect, the payment will not appear in your personal account, and the system will not register the payment during declaration. BIN/IIN ErrorsThis is especially important for companies with branch networks. The payment must be made in the name of the entity listed as the declarant. Insufficient Funds (Exchange Rate Fluctuations)If customs duties are calculated based on a foreign currency, it is crucial to use the exchange rate applicable on the day the declaration is registered. Even a small shortfall of a few tenge due to rate changes can block the release of your goods.✅ PRE-PAYMENT CHECKLIST:Verify the BCC (Budget Classification Code).Double-check the SRA Code (where the goods are being imported).Ensure the payer's BIN/IIN matches the official documents.Pay a slightly higher amount if the exchange rate is volatile.Save your time and avoid stress — check your details before hitting "Pay"! 💻📱Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1259346?lang=ru

Electronic services are available on the SRC Portal, allowing you to obtain the necessary information and fulfill tax obligations without visiting the state revenue authorities.💻 Users have access to:verification of taxpayers and counterparties;information on VAT and tax arrears;online payment of taxes and budget payments;verification of cash register machines (CRM) and tax regimes;online queue booking;calculators for taxes, penalties, and customs duties;up-to-date tax reporting and application forms.You can also leave feedback and suggestions for improving the services on the portal.🔗 SRC Portal: http://portal.kgd.gov.kzUse the digital capabilities of the SRC — fast, convenient, and transparent!  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1259338?lang=ru