In the village of Razdolnoye, Mirolyubovsky rural district, work is underway on the average repair of the intra-village road along Beibitshilik Street.This long-awaited event was good news for the villagers, who were looking forward to the renovation of the road surface. Road repairs are of great importance for the daily lives of villagers, as high-quality road infrastructure ensures comfortable and safe movement of residents, as well as improves transport accessibility.The implementation of this project will improve the quality of the road surface, create more favorable conditions for drivers and pedestrians and solve a number of socially significant issues. Street improvement and infrastructure development are important steps towards creating a comfortable and modern rural environment.The renovation of Beibitshilik Street is not just a road repair, but a contribution to the well—being of the villagers, improving their quality of life and further developing their native land.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-samar-mirolubovka/press/news/details/1310867?lang=ru

On October 14, 2026, a roundtable dedicated to World Standards Day was held in Astana. Participants discussed the development of the national standardization system, support for domestic manufacturers, the introduction of innovative technologies, and the expansion of Kazakhstan’s export potential.During the meeting, the results of work in the field of standardization were presented, and key priorities for the sector’s further development were identified.As Zhanna Yessenbekova, Chair of the Committee for Technical Regulation and Metrology of the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, noted, the role of standardization is growing significantly and is becoming one of the key instruments of the country’s technological and economic development.“Today, standardization is no longer just a system of requirements for finished products. It is becoming a tool for technological development and for supporting production, investment, and access to new markets. We are moving from standards that formalize established practices to standards that proactively create the conditions for technological advancement,” Zhanna Yessenbekova emphasized.One of the key priorities remains providing support for investment projects at their early stages. During production planning, companies receive assistance in refining technical requirements, selecting standards, and identifying the infrastructure needed to ensure quality.In the petrochemical sector, a standard for multilayer polyethylene film is being developed, taking into account modern production technologies. The meeting also addressed KazStandard’s involvement in preparing the regulatory framework for Alatau City.Particular attention is being paid to the quality and safety of products and services used in everyday life. Standards have been adopted for video surveillance systems, the refrigerated and frozen transportation of goods with temperature monitoring, and electronic medical records and documentation. Standards have also been approved for electric vehicle charging stations. These standards establish requirements for verification and metrological support to ensure reliable measurement and accounting of the electricity supplied.The regulatory framework for artificial intelligence (AI) and scientific activities is also being developed. In 2025, seven national standards in the field of AI were approved for the first time. They cover architecture, data, risk management, and privacy.In 2026, the standard “Scientific Research and Introduction into Production” was adopted. It addresses the assessment of technological readiness of developments, the digitalization of research, and the principles governing the handling of scientific data.It should be noted that the Unified Fund of Regulatory and Technical Documents currently contains 76,174 documents, including 9,789 national standards. The implementation rate of national standards stands at 74%.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti-ktrm/press/news/details/1310873?lang=ru

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Abai region, within the framework of the Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs dated March 26 of this year No. 218 "On approval of the Rules for conducting unscheduled certification of employees of the Internal Affairs bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan" (hereinafter referred to as the Order), announces the unscheduled certification.The goal is personnel planning for the next quarter to promote employees to higher management positions.Employees holding positions according to the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairsdated September 29, 2022, No. 773, those belonging to the nomenclature of the Minister, Deputy Minister, as well as the accounting and control nomenclature of the Ministry and expressing a desire to undergo an unscheduled certification submit a report according to the sample and a track record compiled through the Documentologist system to the Department of Educational and Personnel Work of the UIS Department for the Abai region no later than five working days from the moment of publication of the ad.Employees are not allowed to take part in the unscheduled certification.:1) do not meet the minimum qualification requirements for senior positions (Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of June 12, 2020 No. 463).2) having valid disciplinary penalties;3) employees who are subject to official or pre-trial investigations. Qualification requirements: For the position of Deputy Head of the educational institution of institution No. 21 (C-SGU-5):Higher education corresponding to the functional areas of a particular position;1) at least seven years of work experience in the law enforcement service, of which at least three years of work experience in the relevant field of specific positions in these categories, including at least two years in positions of the next lower category provided for in the staffing table of a particular structural unit, or at least categories C-GP-6, C-AGP-7, C-KSGP-4, C-KAGP-4, C-OKSGP-3, B-FM-5, B-FMO-4, C-SV-5, C-SVO-4, C-SVR-3, C-SVU-4, C-SN-3, C-SSP-2, C-SGU-6. If you have any questions, please contact the Department of Educational and Personnel Work of the Department of Educational and Human Resources Management in the Abai region, phone numbers for inquiries 8 (7222) 35-44-03 (Educational and Personnel Management Department in the Abai region), 31-38-16 (institution No. 20), 30-15-07 (institution №19), 8 (72347) 42-4-41 ( institution No. 23), email addresses a.uaisova@mvd.gov.kz , d.zhumakhanova@mvd.gov.kz , di.karabaeva@mvd.gov.kz . Note: The results of the unscheduled certification do not affect the timing of the scheduled certification.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/duisabai/press/news/details/1310784?lang=ru

Today is October 14 Employees of the Department of State Revenues in the Akmola region replenished the reserves of the bank of the regional Blood Center, thus contributing to a noble cause.... Over the past 15 years, I have regularly taken part in donor blood donation campaigns - says Irina Subbotina, chief specialist of the Kokshetau Customs Clearance Center customs post - and I perfectly understand the importance and necessity of my contribution to the common cause, because the donors' contribution to the preservation and salvation of people's lives is well known.It should be noted that any healthy person can become a donor.Employees of the Department of State Revenue fully support the slogan "Give hope for life!" And on an ongoing basis take part in donor actions.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1310771?lang=ru

The state service for confirming the tax residency of the Republic of Kazakhstan is provided exclusively for the purpose of use outside the Republic of Kazakhstan — in accordance with paragraph 1 of Article 224 of the Tax Code. The possibility of issuing such a document for application within the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan is excluded.In this regard, the tax agent independently determines the tax resident status of the Republic of Kazakhstan, guided by Article 222 of the Tax Code.According to paragraph 1 of Article 222, an individual is recognized as a resident of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the following cases:1. permanent presence in the Republic of Kazakhstan;2. the existence of a center of vital interests in the Republic of Kazakhstan.Permanent presence (paragraph 2 of Article 222) — the presence of an individual in the Republic of Kazakhstan for at least 183 calendar days in any consecutive twelve-month period ending in the given tax period (including arrival and departure days).The Сenter of vital interests (paragraph 3 of Article 222) is recognized as being in the Republic of Kazakhstan upon the simultaneous fulfillment of three conditions:1. possession of citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a residence permit in the Republic of Kazakhstan, or a permit to reside;2. residence in the Republic of Kazakhstan of a spouse and (or) close relatives (if any);3. possession of real estate in the Republic of Kazakhstan by right of ownership or on other grounds by the individual and (or) their spouse and (or) close relatives, which is available at any time for residence.Thus, if an individual meets the criteria for permanent presence in the Republic of Kazakhstan and (or) has a center of vital interests in the Republic of Kazakhstan, they are recognized as a tax resident of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The tax agent determines this status independently — without obtaining confirmation of tax residency from the authorized bodies.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-sko/press/news/details/1310755?lang=ru