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An important project in the field of digital education development has been implemented in the Kostanay region. The official opening of the innovative IT school Tomorrow School took place at the Akhmet Baitursynov Kostanay Regional University via a teleconference with the participation of the Head of State.Tomorrow School is a new-generation educational project based on the Peer-to-Peer principle. Its key feature is the rejection of the traditional learning model: there are no teachers or classic lectures here. Participants independently master the material, exchange experiences, and collaboratively complete practical assignments.The project is being implemented within the Astana Hub ecosystem with the support of the corporate fund Alem.ai Foundation on the basis of the international educational platform 01 Edu.The training is completely free and available to all interested individuals over 18 years old, regardless of prior programming experience.The educational process is practice-oriented. Participants work on real projects, develop teamwork skills, and reinforce knowledge through peer review of assignments. This format effectively builds applied competencies in demand in the IT sector.The program covers the full cycle of specialist training — from the basics of programming to more complex areas. All assignments are as close as possible to real-world industry tasks.The campus operates 24/7, allowing participants to flexibly plan their time and build an individual educational trajectory.The implementation of the project is aimed at developing the region's IT ecosystem, increasing the accessibility of modern education, and training a new generation of specialists in the field of digital technologies.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1215877?lang=kk

New Delhi, May 6, 2026 - Azamat Yeskarayev, Kazakhstan’s Ambassador to India, met with Steve Pinheiro, Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Reliance Industries Limited.  During the talks, the parties discussed prospects for bilateral trade, economic, and investment cooperation. The Ambassador of Kazakhstan emphasized the importance of the meeting for further strengthening business ties and noted the significant potential for increasing mutual investment and implementing joint projects. The Indian side was briefed on the socio-economic and institutional reforms underway in Kazakhstan, aimed at diversifying the economy, improving the investment climate, and fostering a favourable business environment.Particular attention was paid to government support measures for foreign investors, including tax incentives, the development of special economic zones, improvements to the regulatory framework, and the implementation of the “single window” principle in the management of investment projects. Kazakhstan’s strategic position as a key transport and logistics hub providing access to the markets of Central Asia, China, and Europe is emphasized.Steve Pinheiro provided an overview of Reliance Industries Limited’s operations, noting its pivotal role in India’s economy. According to him, the company is the largest private corporation and has a presence in virtually all key sectors of the economy, including manufacturing, energy, trade, digital technology, services, and others.As part of its efforts to expand its international operations, the company views Kazakhstan as a promising destination for investment and for strengthening its presence in Central Asia. Of particular interest are the oil and gas sector - including exploration, production, and processing of hydrocarbons - as well as geological exploration for rare earth metals. Particular interest was expressed in projects involving the extraction and processing of lithium for subsequent use in battery production and the development of value chains in the green energy and electric transport sectors. In addition, the company expressed interest in implementing projects to build modern data centres in Kazakhstan. It was emphasized that Reliance Industries Limited already has significant experience in creating and operating digital infrastructure in India, which can be effectively leveraged in the development of similar projects and a digital ecosystem in Kazakhstan.Company representatives highlighted Kazakhstan’s vast resource potential, favorable business environment, and strategic geographic location. They confirmed their readiness to explore specific initiatives, including participation in joint ventures, technology transfer, and the localization of production.There is also a strong interest in developing cooperation in the field of education and workforce training. There are plans to establish partnerships with leading Kazakhstani universities by signing relevant memorandums of understanding that provide for academic exchanges, joint educational programs, research, and internships. If the initial phase of cooperation is successfully implemented, the possibility of participating in the creation of a modern university in Kazakhstan will be considered.A separate session of the talks was devoted to the “Vantara” project, which focuses on wildlife conservation, including the activities of animal rescue, rehabilitation, and reintroduction centres in India. The parties discussed prospects for cooperation in biodiversity conservation, the exchange of expertise, and the implementation of best practices in veterinary medicine, the management of protected areas, and the restoration of rare species populations. They also explored opportunities for joint environmental and scientific-educational initiatives aimed at developing professional competencies and institutional capacity.Following the meeting, the parties reaffirmed their mutual interest in further deepening their partnership and agreed to continue exploring specific areas of cooperation with a view to implementing joint investment and humanitarian projects.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-delhi/press/news/details/1215820?lang=kk

Geneva, 4 May 2026 – The Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva, H.E. Mr. Erzhan Kazykhan, held a coordination meeting of the Permanent Representatives of the six founding States of the Global Initiative to Galvanize Political Commitment to International Humanitarian Law with the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Ms. Mirjana Spoljaric.Opening the meeting, the Permanent Representative of Kazakhstan highlighted the importance of ensuring broad compliance with international humanitarian law against the backdrop of growing international tensions and the humanitarian consequences of armed conflicts. He underlined the significance of the Global Initiative as a neutral and unifying platform aimed at strengthening the protection of civilians.ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric briefed the participants on the progress of the Global Initiative, and noted the ongoing work to develop substantive recommendations that would confirm the commitment of States to the current IHL standards.Particular attention was given to the upcoming High-Level Conference in Jordan on 7 December 2026, which is expected to become an important political milestone and provide additional impetus to practical efforts aimed at strengthening commitment to international humanitarian law.In conclusion, the participants reaffirmed their intention to continue close interaction and coordination of further work ahead of the High-level Conference in Jordan.For reference: The Global Initiative to Galvanize Political Commitment to International Humanitarian Law was launched in September 2024 at the initiative of the International Committee of the Red Cross, with the support of six founding States – Brazil, China, France, Jordan, Kazakhstan and South Africa. Its objective is to promote political dialogue among States and develop practical recommendations for the more effective application of existing IHL norms in the context of contemporary armed conflicts. To date, 108 States have joined the Initiative.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-geneva/press/news/details/1215858?lang=kk