The 19th Session of the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) opened today at the United Nations Headquarters.In his opening remarks, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres underscored the importance of further advancing the rights and opportunities of persons with disabilities, ensuring their full participation in all aspects of public life, and promoting the principles of inclusion and equal opportunity worldwide.During the Conference, elections were held for nine new members of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Following the vote, Kazakhstan's candidate  Lyazzat Kaltayeva received the highest number of votes, securing the support of 157 States, and was elected to serve on the Committee for the term 2027-2030. Along with her, representatives of Armenia, Benin, China, Ethiopia, Jordan, Lithuania, Palau and Samoa were also elected to the Committee. Kaltayeva is a distinguished expert in the field of the rights of persons with disabilities with more than 30 years of professional experience. Throughout her career, she has been actively engaged in promoting inclusion, accessibility and equal opportunities, with particular attention to the rights of women and girls with disabilities. Kaltayeva's election to the Committee marks a historic achievement for Kazakhstan and the entire Central Asia region, whose representative will serve on this UN treaty body for the first time.This outcome reflects Kazakhstan's strong international standing, recognition of the country's consistent efforts to advance the rights of persons with disabilities, as well as the international community's high regard for Kazakhstan's expertise and contributions in this field.The Republic of Kazakhstan remains committed to further promoting the rights of persons with disabilities and strengthening international cooperation in this area within the framework of the United Nations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-minsk/press/news/details/1239436?lang=ru

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 The State Revenue Committee continues to improve bankruptcy procedures for individuals, individual entrepreneurs, and legal entities, making them more convenient, transparent, and accessible for all participants.     Previously, many documents and applications related to bankruptcy had to be submitted in paper form or through various information systems. Today, most of these processes have been transferred to an electronic format.     Since October 2024, rehabilitation and bankruptcy procedures for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs have become available in digital format through the Taxpayer’s Cabinet. This has significantly simplified interaction between procedure administrators, creditors, and state revenue authorities.     Since the beginning of 2026, additional electronic services have been introduced:    - automated receipt and publication of announcements on bankruptcy procedures;    - expanded capabilities for obtaining up-to-date information on the progress of rehabilitation and bankruptcy procedures;     - convenient electronic access to information on debtors subject to the relevant procedures.      The new digital solutions are already being actively used in practice. In 2025 alone, procedure administrators posted more than 3,000 updates on the progress of bankruptcy and rehabilitation procedures.      The improvement of bankruptcy mechanisms for individuals is also ongoing. In the Qoldau system, creditors have been provided with the ability to submit complaints in electronic form in cases of disagreement with decisions of state revenue authorities.       In addition, the Committee regularly conducts explanatory work with participants in bankruptcy procedures.      As a result of meetings and consultations held, the number of unfounded applications has significantly decreased, which has allowed for faster consideration of citizens’ requests and improved the efficiency of interaction.      The ongoing digitalization helps reduce information exchange timeframes, decrease paper-based document flow, increase the accessibility of public services, and make bankruptcy procedures more transparent and convenient for all participants.      For technical issues, please contact the support service at support.ecc.kz. (https://support.ecc.kz/saw/ess?TENANTID=773418025)Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-almaty/press/news/details/1239415?lang=ru

As of 01.05.26, in order to recover the taxpayer's debt, on the basis of the submitted reconciliation acts, the "Notification of collection from accounts of the debtor" No. 6 was formed and handed over in respect of 562 debtors in the amount of  8 916,1 thousand tenge. as a result of which collection orders were issued to the accounts of 32 debtors in the amount of  315,2 million tenge. and 243,9 million tenge was collected. from accounts of  5 debtors.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kyzylorda/press/news/details/1239392?lang=ru

         As of 01.05.2026, a total of inventory acts were made up for the property of 8 taxpayers in the amount of  471,4 million tenge.         Since the beginning of the year, in total (taking into account previous years) 8 TPs in the amount of 471,4 million tenge were transferred to “PLF” JSC for the sale of property.         Of which, property- Sold property of  6 TP and tranferred to budget 215,3 million tenge.- property of 2 TPs in the amount of  256,1 million tenge located in “PLF” JSC.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kyzylorda/press/news/details/1239384?lang=ru