On June 17, a festive event dedicated to Father’s Day was held at the District House of Culture. The holiday serves as a reminder of the important role men play in the family, in raising children, and in preserving family values.Warm congratulations were addressed to the attendees by Olga Alexandrovna Nurgalieva, Head of the State Institution “Department of Internal Policy of the Akimat of Beimbet Mailin District.” In her speech, she emphasized the importance of fathers’ dedication, responsibility, and personal example in the upbringing of the younger generation.As part of the celebration, distinguished fathers were awarded Letters of Appreciation from the Deputy Akim of the district for their hard work, active civic engagement, and devotion to their families, earning the respect of the local community.The festive atmosphere was enhanced by concert performances from talented local artists. Guests enjoyed songs dedicated to fathers, family, and family values. The audience was delighted by performances from Mark Zabelin, Asan Anuarbek, Tanatkan Zhursin, and Dariga Aisagaliyeva.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-bmalin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1243317?lang=ru

Today, Murat Ergeshbayev, Akim of the region, and Murat Tleumbetov, Chairman of the Regional Maslikhat, visited the Shakizada farm in the village of Akzhar in the Karmakshy District to learn about its operations.The farm was founded in 2005. Currently, 50 hectares are planted with rice, 77 hectares with alfalfa, 0.5 hectares with a vegetable garden, and 70 hectares with grain corn. Five people are permanently employed there.This year, 25,130 hectares of land in the Karmakshy District are allocated for crop cultivation. Twenty-one agricultural enterprises were allocated 1,611.5 tons of diesel fuel at a reduced price for spring field work. Water-saving technologies are being applied across 600 hectares, including drip irrigation on 19 hectares and sprinkler irrigation on 581 hectares of forage crops. The community garden project plans to accommodate 960 families on 420 hectares, where 260 hectares of vegetable gardens, 63 hectares of vegetables, and 97 hectares of potatoes have already been planted.It is worth noting that this year, 185,800 hectares of land in the region have been allocated to agricultural crops.In accordance with the head of state's instructions, the area under rice cultivation has been reduced by 10,900 hectares compared to last year. Early crops were planted, including: 7,541 hectares of safflower, 415 hectares of barley, 4,338 hectares of wheat, 21,394 hectares of new alfalfa, 428 hectares of sweet sorghum, 873 hectares of sudan grass, 409 hectares of silage corn, 373 hectares of soybeans, 120 hectares of forage pumpkin, 326 hectares of millet, 1,338 hectares of potatoes, 6,687 hectares of vegetables and 8,501 hectares of melons.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1243292?lang=ru

      In compliance with the requirements of Government Resolution No. 422 of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 21, 2026, the UAPF published minimum adequacy thresholds (MAT) for pension savings calculated for 2026, taking into account changes to the Calculation Methodology, in the media and on its own website.According to the new Methodology, MAT amounts are determined based on target indicators for future pension benefits and are calculated for each age of the contributor using a standard formula for calculating the present value of monthly benefits.The formula takes into account long-term demographic (national demographic tables) and financial (interest rates and indexation of benefits) factors to achieve stability and predictability in the amount of future payments for citizens.The present value formula for benefits is based on international practice for calculating the savings required for targeted benefits. The calculation results are less susceptible to change when macroeconomic forecasts are revised. However, the calculations still use socioeconomic indicators such as the minimum old-age pension and minimum wage, which are determined annually by the law on the republican budget. However, the formula does not take into account future pension contributions from the moment of withdrawal until reaching retirement age. This minimizes the risk that, after using part of the savings, the contributor will receive a low funded pension in the future.However, the right to use part of the pension savings for alternative purposes (housing and medical treatment) is retained. Pensioners whose pension is at least 40% of their lost income can use their savings; they can withdraw up to 50% of their savings for housing and medical treatment. Citizens who have entered into a pension annuity agreement, as well as pensioners who receive a state pension based on length of service, can fully use the remaining funds in their pension account.The ability to use savings above the minimum adequacy threshold remains, but approaches to determining the amount of funds available for withdrawal are being refined, taking into account the need to ensure citizens have adequate and stable pension benefits in the future.MATs have increased by 79% or more depending on the contributor's age: the closer to retirement, the higher the requirements for the future pension benefit, and the larger the amount required in the pension account. Therefore, MATs for people approaching retirement age more than double. This means that pension savings will remain in their accounts, will be further invested, and pension benefits will increase significantly. Under the previous Methodology, benefits after withdrawal would have amounted to approximately 15% of the median salary; under the new Methodology, they will be approximately 40% of the median salary.Thus, the new methodology for determining MAT is transparent and more predictable for contributors and is aimed at ensuring a stable pension income for citizens at retirement age in accordance with international standards.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-kurchatov/press/news/details/1243281?lang=ru

A meeting chaired by First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Nurlybek Nalibayev was held to discuss the quality of construction of residential and social infrastructure projects. Regional Akim Murat Ergeshbayev participated in the meeting via videoconference.The head of state set the goal of improving construction quality, ensuring the safety of projects, and efficiently using budget funds.The meeting addressed issues of strengthening construction oversight, increasing the responsibility of technical and architectural supervision institutions, and promptly addressing identified deficiencies.The First Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the unacceptability of formalism in defect resolution.Construction quality must be ensured at all stages: from the design stage, through construction and installation work, commissioning, technical and architectural supervision, and until warranty obligations are fully fulfilled.It is necessary to strengthen oversight over the construction of residential buildings, social facilities, utility infrastructure, roads, landscaping projects, courtyards, outdoor lighting systems, and railway and bus stations. Defects must be remedied at the contractor's expense, within the framework of warranty obligations, without spending budget funds.The meeting discussed measures to strengthen oversight and increase the accountability of clients, contractors, and technical and design supervision.Over the past three years, funding for the construction industry in the region has grown steadily, reaching 349.9 billion tenge between 2023 and 2025.The architectural appearance and interior design of construction projects have been pre-approved, and a harmonious balance between exterior and interior finishing work has been ensured.All projects are under constant monitoring to ensure high-quality work is completed within the established timeframe.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1243282?lang=ru

This year, 5.7 billion tenge has been allocated for the repair of the road network and urban improvement projects. Of this amount, 3.1 billion tenge is designated for medium-scale road repairs, 517 million tenge for routine maintenance, and more than 1.5 billion tenge for the modernization of residential courtyard areas.In recent years, 515 out of 550 courtyards in the regional center have been renovated, reaching 94 percent completion. Work is currently underway at 35 remaining sites. All projects are scheduled to be completed by September 1. As a result, the courtyard renovation program is nearing full completion.Special attention is also being given to residential neighborhoods. In the Amangeldi residential area, asphalt paving works covering a total area of 28,000 square meters have been fully completed.Each project is expected to meet high-quality standards and address the needs and expectations of local residents.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-kalasy-akimat/press/news/details/1243260?lang=ru