On December 10, at the East Kazakhstan Regional Library for Children  and Youth, a lecture-practicum was held on the topic Digital Transformation of Libraries with the Help of Artificial Intelligence.The aim is to introduce participants to the potential of artificial intelligence in the library sector and to train them in using AI tools for the digitalization of library processes. The lecture was delivered by Ruslan Kayratovich Chettykbayev, Head of the Competence and Technology Transfer Center in the field of Information Technology at D. Serikbayev East Kazakhstan Technical University. In his presentation, he addressed the following topics: the role of artificial intelligence in librarianship, and AI-based tools and platforms.The practical part of the event focused on developing skills in content creation using artificial intelligence. Adak Zhanyl, a specialist at the Reader Services Center of the East Kazakhstan Regional Library  for Children  and Youth, shared her experience with participants on using neural networks in library work.At the book exhibition accompanying the event, drawings by young readers created during art club sessions and illustrating children’s stories and fairy tales were displayed. Participants could explore them using a QR code.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-cultura-arhiv/press/news/details/1123388?lang=kk

10 декабря подведены итоги ежегодного профессионального конкурса «Учитель года – 2025». Конкурс в этом году был ориентирован на ценностно-ориентированный подход в обучении и воспитании в соответствии с целостной программой воспитания «Адал азамат».По итогам областного этапа Өнерхан Дәулеткерей, учитель истории КГУ «Опорная школа (ресурсный центр) имени А. Бокейхана» получил самую высшую награду Гран-при.Конкурс стал отличной площадкой для обмена опытом и стимулом для нового витка профессионального роста!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/edu-osakarovka/press/news/details/1123360?lang=kk

In Pavlodar, servicemembers of military unit 6679 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, together with officers of the Penal Enforcement System Committee (KUIS), prevented two attempts to smuggle prohibited items into correctional institutions.As part of the instruction of the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan and in line with the “Law and Order” ideology, security measures at correctional facilities have been strengthened. This has made it possible to promptly detect and stop unlawful actions aimed at transferring prohibited items to inmates.On 9 December 2025 at around 12:15, during inspection of a parcel at a facility guarded by military unit 6679, a control and supervision squad inspector discovered ten tubes containing a substance of unknown origin with a strong odor hidden inside a package of dates.According to preliminary findings of the investigative-operational group, the tubes contained hash oil. The prohibited items were seized by the arriving investigative team and sent for examination.On the same day, at another facility, five mobile phones, five sets of earphones, and four SIM cards were discovered and confiscated during inspection of food items. The items had been carefully concealed inside a food container and were intended for illegal transfer.Both smuggling attempts were successfully prevented thanks to the vigilance and coordinated actions of National Guard servicemembers and KUIS officers. All materials related to the incidents have been handed over to the competent authorities for further investigation. #ЗАҢМЕНТӘРТІП#ЗАКОНИПОРЯДОК Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1123365?lang=kk

Equine influenza (equine flu) is an acute disease characterized by short-term, fluctuating fever, catarrhal inflammation of the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract, and a dry, painful cough.Epizootological dataHorses of all ages are susceptible to the virus, but foals are particularly susceptible. Equine influenza is most often recorded in the spring, summer, and fall, due to the highest animal movement. The source of the pathogen is sick and recovering animals. Under unfavorable housing conditions (drafts, dampness, etc.), epizootic influenza outbreaks can affect up to 60% of the animal population, with significant mortality (up to 20%) of young animals.Course and symptomsThe disease appears 1-6 days after infection; in some cases, a shorter incubation period of 18-20 hours is noted.The clinical picture of influenza in horses is quite diverse and depends on the conditions of keeping and using the animals, their immune status, and the biological properties of the pathogen. According to the severity of influenza in horses, a distinction is made between typical, atypical forms, and a malignant course. The typical form of influenza in horses is characterized by depression, inflammation of the mucous membranes of the eyes and nasal cavity, enlargement of the peripharyngeal lymph nodes, and a shallow cough. Then there is a rapid rise in body temperature to 39.5-40.0 ° C, which is maintained for 1-4 days. Simultaneously with fever, a dry painful cough appears, which intensifies with the movement of the horse. Sick animals are depressed, their appetite decreases. With an atypical form, animals have mild serous rhinitis, a rare shallow cough. Fever is either absent or not recorded. With a malignant course, the cough in horses is dry, abrupt, painful. When coughing, the animal lowers its head, mucous discharge comes out of the nasal openings. In horses, influenza usually proceeds benignly and ends in recovery in 2-4 days. In addition to the main symptoms listed above, gastrointestinal tract damage (diarrhea), swelling of the chest, hind limbs, abdominal wall, and inflammation of the vaginal mucosa are possible. The diagnosis of equine influenza is established on the basis of epizootological data, clinical signs of the disease and laboratory test results.                                                   Treatment       ... Prevention and Control Measures                                                                                                                                                   To prevent equine influenza, incoming horses are quarantined for 30 days. Optimal conditions for keeping and feeding the animals are created. The premises are regularly cleaned and disinfected. If a flu threat arises, horses are vaccinated.When equine influenza is diagnosed, the farm is declared unhealthy and quarantined. Sick horses are isolated and treated. The premises are thoroughly mechanically cleaned and disinfected every 10 days until the quarantine is lifted. The quarantine is lifted 15 days after the last animal has recovered and the final disinfection has been carried out.State Institution "Mendykarinsk District Territorial Inspectorate of KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan", Borovskoye village, Altynsarina str. 83, tel.: 2-40-64, 2-42-67.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1123326?lang=kk

       The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan took part in the second meeting of the Working Group under the EEC Consultative Committee on Customs Regulation (with the participation of representatives of Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Kazakhstan, as well as the invited party – the Republic of Uzbekistan), where joint measures to counteract the illegal import and distribution of tobacco and nicotine-containing products within the Union countries were discussed.       The Kazakhstani side presented updated information on the situation at the borders and key results of the SRC’s efforts to suppress illegal supplies of tobacco products. It was noted that strengthened control, the introduction of electronic accompanying invoices, and the use of a risk management system make it possible to timely detect attempts of unlawful movement of high-risk goods and reduce the scale of the shadow market.       During the meeting, representatives of the customs services of the EAEU member states exchanged data on detected violations and control tools proven effective. The discussions also covered issues of harmonizing procedures, improving information exchange, and using digital solutions to enhance transparency of goods flows.       The importance of uniting the efforts of the Union countries was emphasized, and readiness to continue participation in developing practical mechanisms aimed at reducing the illegal turnover of tobacco products and protecting bona fide businesses was confirmed.       The SRC will continue active work to improve control at external and internal borders, develop digital tools, and strengthen coordination with the EAEU member states. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1123287?lang=kk