Audio versions of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, adopted by referendum on 15 March 2026, and the Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan” in Kazakh, Russian and English.Links to audio resources: Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Audio)Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan» (Audio)Links to the official information resources of the Constitutional Court of Kazakhstan: Official website: https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk?lang=kkTelegram: https://t.me/consot_kzInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/consud_kzFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/18PYtTuBuU/.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-amman/press/news/details/1314209?lang=ru

A citizen may challenge a normative legal act, a provision thereof or a specific provision if it directly affects their constitutional rights and freedoms; in doing so, the conditions governing the admissibility of an application to the Constitutional Court should be met.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/news/details/1314216?lang=ru

A delegation of the Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan visited Bishkek with a working trip to participate in official events marking the 30th anniversary of the Chamber of Accounts of Kyrgyzstan.An international roundtable was held on the topic “The Role and Place of the Supreme Audit Institution in the System of Public Administration: Independence as the Foundation of Effectiveness and Trust.”In addition to representatives of the Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan, the event was also attended by representatives of the supreme audit institutions of Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Türkiye, and a number of other countries. The dialogue was also joined by representatives of the INTOSAI Development Initiative (IDI).After welcoming Almazbek Akmatov, Chairman of the Chamber of Accounts of Kyrgyzstan, and other participants of the event, Amangeldy Issenov, a Member of the Supreme Audit Chamber, congratulated his Kyrgyz colleagues on the anniversary of their professional activity. He noted that the agency makes a significant contribution to the republic’s development and helps strengthen financial discipline and ensure the effective management of public resources.“Today, the Chamber of Accounts of the Kyrgyz Republic is rightfully recognized as an authoritative state audit institution, respected both inside the country and within the international auditing community,” he said.In particular, Amangeldy Issenov highlighted the agency’s efforts to strengthen the professional and legal foundations of state audit and to implement international standards and INTOSAI principles. According to him, an important step in this direction was the adoption in 2023 of the Constitutional Law “On the Chamber of Accounts of the Kyrgyz Republic,” which strengthened the legal guarantees of its independence.As Amangeldy Issenov noted, cooperation between the Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan and the Accounts Chamber of Kyrgyzstan has traditionally been based on mutual trust, respect, and support.He emphasized that the collaboration between the two agencies has a long history and is successfully developing both bilaterally and within the framework of INTOSAI, ASOSAI, TURKSAI, and other international platforms.“The memorandum on our cooperation was signed back in 2008 and updated on September 16 of this year in Astana. We view this not simply as an update to the document, but as the beginning of a new phase in our partnership,” concluded the Member of the Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan.Within the framework of the roundtable, representatives of the Supreme Audit Chamber (SAC) shared Kazakhstan’s experience in ensuring the independence of the supreme audit institution with their colleagues. They noted that, as part of the 2022 constitutional reform, the Chamber’s status was elevated and its powers were broadened. Today, the Supreme Audit Chamber conducts performance audits of public administration and local budgets, and starting from 2025, it also audits extra- budget funds.The Chamber’s independence was confirmed by a peer review completed this year, which involved professional auditors from Lithuania, Portugal, and Türkiye. Based on the results of the PEFA assessment conducted by the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank in 2025, Kazakhstan received a B+ rating for the “External Audit” component.Future priorities for Kazakhstan in the field of state auditing are set forth in the Strategy of the Development of the Supreme Audit Chamber for 2026–2030: further development of the Supreme Audit Chamber taking into account INTOSAI international standards and best international practices in external auditing; further strengthening its independence; improving audit quality; and full digitalization incorporating elements of artificial intelligence.Subscribe to the Telegram channelSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/esep/press/news/details/1314182?lang=ru

The Department of State Revenue for Pavlodar region, chaired by Deputy Head Marat Beisenov, held a round table on the provision of declarations on the eve of elections to maslikhats at all levels. The round table was attended by Deputy chairmen of the Central Election Commission of Pavlodar region Lyudmila Kabantsova and Tamara Ilyina, as well as heads of city and district state revenue departments.Following the meeting, the territorial departments of state revenue were instructed to continue explanatory work with candidates for deputies, pay special attention to the observance of deadlines and the accuracy of the declared information.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact CenterState Duma of the Pavlodar region Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1314110?lang=ru

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy Serik Zhumangarin met with Alexander Drozdenko, Governor of the Leningrad Region of the Russian Federation. The parties discussed the development of mutual trade, cooperation in agriculture and industry, and transport logistics.In the first eight months of this year, trade turnover between Kazakhstan and the Leningrad Region increased by 2.5% to $257.9 million.The parties identified the agro-industrial complex as a promising area. Kazakhstan is interested in developing joint projects in dairy farming, plant breeding, food production, and agricultural processing. The Leningrad Region's experience in these areas could serve as a basis for expanding cooperation and increasing raw material processing volumes.Special attention was given to industrial cooperation and localization of production. Potential for joint projects exists in mechanical engineering, the chemical industry, equipment manufacturing, and construction materials. The parties also discussed the supply of raw materials for mineral fertilizer production and a project to produce modern organic fertilizers in the Zhambyl region.Transport logistics was an important topic. Alexander Drozdenko noted the region's interest in long-term contracts for the transportation of Kazakh cargo through the ports of the Leningrad region. The parties also discussed rail transit and the need to improve the sustainability of freight transport.Furthermore, prospects for cooperation in the nuclear industry, including the training of nuclear specialists, were discussed.Serik Zhumangarin emphasized the importance of moving from agreements to specific projects and proposed intensifying direct contacts between enterprises in the two regions."Our goal is to expand mutual trade, develop joint ventures, and create conditions for the implementation of initiatives that will bring practical benefits to both sides," noted the Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1314088?lang=ru