Astana, December 10, 2025 – First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Yerzhan Ashikbayev, met with representatives of the World Health Organization in Kazakhstan.The meeting was attended by WHO Representative in Kazakhstan, Skender Syla, and Melitta Jakab, Head of the Geographically Dispersed Office of the WHO Regional Office for Europe located in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The discussion focused on key areas of cooperation in the health sector and strengthening joint initiatives.During the meeting, the parties discussed the results achieved by Kazakhstan in key areas of the healthcare system. In particular, they noted a 25% reduction in non-communicable diseases, an increase in the average life expectancy to 75.4 years, and positive trends in maternal and child health.Additionally, the parties considered opportunities to expand cooperation with WHO in the context of the upcoming Regional Environmental Summit in April.First Deputy Minister Ashikbayev emphasized the importance of increasing the number of Kazakh healthcare professionals working in international organizations and promoting their professional development within the WHO system.In this regard, organization representatives noted that the possibility of organizing professional training and development programs for healthcare workers in Kazakhstan is being considered. Organization also highlighted that Kazakhstan’s achievements in primary health care are recognized by many countries as a positive example.At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties confirmed their readiness to continue joint efforts aimed at improving the quality of medical services, ensuring their accessibility for the population, and further strengthening the healthcare system.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1124081?lang=kk

On December 11, a meeting was held at the Tourism Department of East Kazakhstan Region to review the results of the inspection and the implementation of recommendations based on the external analysis of corruption risks in the tourism sector.During the meeting, issues such as state support measures, the procedure for issuing licenses for tour operator activities, and the functioning of tourist information centers were discussed. Heads of divisions presented reports on the measures taken to reduce corruption risks and increase the transparency of procedures.The discussion raised several key problem areas, including gaps in regulatory legal acts, insufficient mechanisms for monitoring and verifying documents, as well as issues of interaction with authorized bodies. It was noted that a number of proposals had been submitted to the Ministry of Tourism and Sports and the Ministry of National Economy.Special attention was given to measures aimed at preventing corruption risks in the work of the Subsidy Commission, including the reconsideration of the functional responsibilities of the commission secretary. Proposals for improving the procedure for issuing licenses to tour operators and ensuring the authenticity of their documents were also discussed.Regarding the development of tourist information centers, it was highlighted that additional QR codes were installed for tourist convenience, cooperation with transport hubs and hotels was expanded, and quality requirements for service providers’ reporting were strengthened.Based on the results of the meeting, responsible specialists were instructed to continue work on eliminating identified risks, strengthen cooperation with authorized bodies, and keep under control the process of introducing amendments to regulatory documents.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/tourism-vko/press/news/details/1124039?lang=kk

On December 10, 2025, a meeting dedicated to the development of the East Kazakhstan Region Tourism Master Plan was held in the building of the regional akimat. The meeting was attended by representatives of government bodies, the tourism business, and regional organizations.The Head of the Tourism Department, Irina Smit, presented information on the current state of the tourism sector, the activities planned for 2026, the development of sanitary and hygiene infrastructure, and measures of state support.During the meeting, tourism industry entrepreneurs raised current issues and proposed initiatives aimed at revitalizing the work of the tourism community. Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSC “SPK Ertis,” Kanatbek Mirzabekov, presented the draft Master Plan for tourism development in the region and initiatives for its improvement.Participants exchanged views, identified the key challenges facing the sector, and discussed ways to address them. Special attention was given to infrastructure development, improving the quality of tourism services, supporting entrepreneurs, and enhancing the region’s investment attractiveness.The meeting concluded with an agreement to continue joint work on improving the Master Plan and to take into account the proposals of all stakeholders.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/tourism-vko/press/news/details/1124048?lang=kk

Минск, 11 декабря 2025 года – В столице Беларуси состоялись ежегодные консультации внешнеполитических ведомств стран Содружества Независимых Государств на тему «О взаимодействии государств-участников СНГ в информационной сфере». От Казахстана приняли участие советник Министра иностранных дел Алишер Сулейменов и директор Департамента коммуникаций МИД Ерлан Жетыбаев.В мероприятии также участвовали представители Республики Беларусь, Кыргызской Республики, Российской Федерации, Республики Таджикистан, Республики Узбекистан, Азербайджанской Республики (в качестве наблюдателей), а также Исполнительного комитета СНГ.Состоялся содержательный обмен мнениями по вопросам повышения эффективности информационного сопровождения деятельности Содружества, медийного обеспечения значимых международных мероприятий на пространстве СНГ, содействия углублению практического взаимодействия между ведущими СМИ государств-участников СНГ.Отмечена важность коллективных усилий по противодействию общим информационным угрозам, в том числе распространению в медиапространстве СНГ дезинформации и фейков.Следующие межмидовские консультации государств-участников Содружества по информационному взаимодействию намечены к проведению в IV квартале 2026 года.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1124058?lang=kk

        Corruption remains a key problem hindering societal development, undermining citizens' trust in government institutions, and negatively impacting the economy. Combating this phenomenon is not simply a matter of course, but a strategic necessity for building a just state.In Kurchatov, we strictly adhere to a zero-tolerance policy toward any manifestations of corruption. Government agencies must demonstrate absolute transparency, honesty, and accountability to citizens. In this regard, the Akimat is implementing modern anti-corruption mechanisms, including the digitalization of government services and strengthening oversight.Digitalization is one effective way to combat corruption. The introduction of electronic government services minimizes the human factor, reduces bureaucratic barriers, and reduces the potential for corruption. Online services, ensuring the prompt and transparent provision of government services, are already being actively used in Kurchatov.An important area is creating conditions for direct dialogue between the government and the public. Regular reporting to citizens, public hearings, and citizen receptions allow residents to directly receive clarification on pressing issues. We believe that the higher the level of trust between society and the state, the fewer opportunities for corruption.One of the key aspects of the fight against corruption is cultivating a high level of legal awareness among civil servants. In this regard, the city of Kurchatov regularly conducts training seminars, professional development courses, and workshops on ethics and legality. Every government employee must understand their responsibility to society.An effective fight against corruption is impossible without the active participation of citizens. We urge city residents to be vigilant, report potential cases of corruption, and participate in fostering an anti-corruption culture in society.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-kurchatov/press/news/details/1124024?lang=kk

The AlmaU AI Lab Center for Artificial Intelligence Opens at AlmaUOn December 11, 2025, Almaty Management University (AlmaU) officially opened the AlmaU AI Lab Center for Artificial Intelligence at the School of Digital Technologies and Economics. The new platform is designed to connect education, science, industry, and entrepreneurship.The university aims not merely to introduce technologies, but to shape a new approach in which artificial intelligence serves society, the economy, and the development of cities. At AlmaU, this evolves into the concept of «Tolyq AI», derived from the philosophy of Abai’s «Tolyq Adam» – an artificial intelligence model developed under the guidance of ethics, humanity, and social purpose.«Artificial intelligence is a powerful engine, but not a compass. The direction is still set by humans. We are not afraid that artificial intelligence will replace people. We are afraid of people who work like robots. AlmaU trains creators, not executors», noted AlmaU’s founder and president Assylbek Kozhakhmetov in his opening remarks.The first task of the new Center is to update education and strengthen the university’s research capacity. AI platforms Oqulabs and Delicatest, developed by Professors Timur Bakibayev and Kuan ysh Abeshev, have already been integrated into AlmaU’s academic programs. These platforms automate the assessment of complex assignments, analyze student behavior to detect dishonesty, and provide objective performance analytics.The research foundation of the Center has been formed within targeted and grant-funded projects, including programs on technological diversification and digital transformation of the agricultural sector. Through these projects, AlmaU Labs has been equipped with two mini-supercomputers provided by ASUS and ZERDE Business Solutions.The second key objective is collaboration with the public sector and addressing the needs of the real economy. The first pilot project is being implemented with JSC «Kostanay Minerals». The team developed an AI model for predicting ore moisture levels, which has shown significant economic impact during testing and demonstrated strong potential for production process optimization. AlmaU Labs is also ready to develop solutions for transport, environmental protection, urban safety, and resource management.«This center has tremendous potential for developing practical solutions for Almaty. Next year, together with AlmaU, we plan to create several successful products to improve the urban environment, with a focus on fostering AI-driven startups», stated Olzhas Zhanabek, Head of the Digitalization Department of the city of Almaty.The third area of focus is entrepreneurship development. Students from across Kazakhstan will be able to create their own AI products, participate in startup competitions, take part in acceleration programs, access partner data and funding, and implement their solutions in companies and public institutions.As part of the opening ceremony, AlmaU signed memorandums of cooperation with Almaty HUB, the Almaty City Akimat, Teachers Lab, and Tech People Community. The event also featured a panel discussion on the future of artificial intelligence in education, «AI in Education». Participants discussed the role of ethical AI applications, the digitalization of educational processes, the training of specialists, and the importance of international standards in shaping the future of the education system.The opening of the AlmaU AI Lab represents a significant step toward advancing the educational, research, public-sector, and entrepreneurial ecosystem in Kazakhstan. This initiative accelerates the country’s digital transformation and contributes to the creation of a new educational landscape aligned with international standards.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sci/press/news/details/1124000?lang=kk

The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan informs about the approval of the Order of the Minister of Finance of October 17, 2025 No. 917 "On the establishment of the List of information contained in the taxpayer's passport, Rules and terms of its formation and placement on the Internet resource of the authorized body" (hereinafter - Order). The document was adopted in order to implement paragraph 4 of Article 36 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.       The order is aimed at ensuring open access to information about taxpayers that is not related to tax secrets. The introduction of a mechanism for the public placement of such data will allow citizens, buyers and users of services to identify the taxpayer for the subsequent sending of appeals and complaints when violations are identified on his part.     The adopted norms increase the transparency and responsibility of business entities, creating an effective tool for public control. Openness of information helps to strengthen confidence in the tax system and increase the level of compliance with tax legislation.     In addition, a taxpayer operating in the areas of catering and trade is obliged to place a taxpayer passport in places where cash registers are directly located and in public places to inform the population.     The taxpayer's passport is posted on the Internet resource of the authorized body.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1124005?lang=kk

The national environmental campaign "Taza Kazakstan" continues in Shymkent. Today, young people gathered in Metallurgov Park and carried out landscaping work. Activists from the city's Youth Resource Center, volunteers, and students from various educational institutions participated in the event. According to the director of the Youth Resource Center, Janserik Zhuman, the large number of participants indicates an increase in environmental awareness. "I'm encouraged by the active participation of the young people who came to support this nationwide campaign. They're not only contributing to the city's cleanliness but also setting an example for the younger generation. Furthermore, they're promoting environmental awareness among city residents and demonstrating it through their actions," he noted. The city's school communities also contributed. Teachers and students from Secondary School No. 75 contributed to the nationwide campaign. Lectures were held for the students on environmental protection, the development of environmental awareness, and the personal contribution of each citizen to preserving the environment and natural resources. Students worked in groups and proposed their ideas for improving the environmental situation. Similar events were held in all schools in the city. Workers and residents of other districts in Shymkent also actively joined the "Taza Kazakstan" campaign. In the Yenbekshinsky District, extensive work was carried out in the courtyards of buildings No. 195 and No. 197 on A. Alimbetov Street. Residents and utility workers cleared the area of debris and trimmed dead tree branches. Some residents whitewashed tree trunks, preparing the green spaces for the new season. Pernebay Aitzhanov, head of the Yenbekshinsky District Akim's office, noted that such events will continue in the future, as they play an important role in improving the city's environmental situation. In the Asar microdistrict of the Abay district, cleanups also took place in the courtyards of multi-story buildings along Zhantore Street. In the Al-Farabi district, residents actively participated in the cleanup of the courtyards of buildings No. 39, No. 43, No. 44, and No. 46 in the Sever microdistrict. In the Nursat microdistrict of the Karatau district, residents of building No. 1, together with representatives of the Shymkent city branch of the "Amanat" party, carried out cleanups and demonstrated high levels of activity. The "Taza Kazakhstan" program in Shymkent is being implemented on an ongoing basis and will continue its work aimed at developing environmental awareness among the population and creating a clean, comfortable urban environment.

The republican environmental campaign "Clean Kazakhstan" is regularly organized in Shymkent. Today, the city's youth gathered in Metallurg Park and carried out cleaning work. Activists of the city's Youth Resource Center, volunteers, and students from various educational institutions participated in the event. According to Zhanserik Zhuman, director of the Youth Resource Center, the large number of participants in the action indicates that environmental culture is growing. – The activity of young people who gathered to participate in the nationwide campaign is encouraging. They not only contribute to the cleanliness of the city, but also serve as an example for the younger generation. They also promote environmental culture among residents and prove it with their own actions, – he said. The city's schools were not left out of the "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign. The staff and students of secondary school No. 75 in Shymkent made their contribution to the nationwide campaign. Here, a special lecture was held to explain to students about environmental protection, the development of ecological culture, and the contribution of each citizen to the preservation of cleanliness and natural resources. Students were divided into groups and presented effective suggestions for preserving the environment. Such events were organized in all schools in the city. Cleanup efforts within the framework of the "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign continued in other districts of the city. In the Enbekshy district, large-scale work was carried out in the courtyards of houses No. 195 and No. 197 on A. Alimbetov Street. Residents of the district and representatives of the municipal sector worked together to clean the area from garbage and cut down trees and bushes. Some residents whitewashed tree trunks and prepared the greenery for the new season. Pernebay Aitzhanov, head of the Enbekshy district akimat, noted that such events will continue in the future, and that they play an important role in improving the city's ecology. In the Asar microdistrict of the Abay district, cleaning activities were also held with the participation of residents in the courtyards of multi-storey buildings along Zhantore Street. In the Al-Farabi district, local residents actively participated in the cleaning activities organized in the courtyards of houses No. 39, No. 43, No. 44 and No. 46 in the Teriskei microdistrict. In the Karatau district, residents of house No. 1 in the Nursat microdistrict and representatives of the Shymkent city branch of the "Amanat" party jointly cleaned the area from garbage, and the participants showed great activity. The "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign in Shymkent will continue in the future, making a significant contribution to raising public awareness and improving the city's ecology.

On December 11, a round table was held in Astana, at which the Roadmap for the development of the export of Kazakhstan oil and fat products for 2026-2028 was officially presented.Representatives of state bodies, processing enterprises, exporters, business associations and international partners took part in the event. Initiativeaimed at the formation of export potential exceeding 1 billion US dollars per year, as well as at the expansion of market opportunities for the sale of products with high added valuevalue, which should become a significant contribution to the economic and social development of the country.The road map was developed using the processes, methodology and technical support of the International Trade Center (MTC) with the participation of the National Association of Oilseed Processors and JSC "Center for the Development of Trade Policy QazTrade" (QazTrade) within the framework of the project "Ready4Trade Central Asia: The Path to Prosperity through the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor", financed by the European Union. The document is aimed at implementing the instructions of President Kassym-Jomarta Tokayev to increase the level of processing to 70%, reduce dependence on imports, develop products ready for export and ensure price stability in the domestic market.The head of cooperation of the EU Delegation in Kazakhstan, Johannes Bauer, emphasized: "Today's event marks an important milestone. Over the past year, Kazakh institutions, the private sector and experts of the MTC conducted sector diagnostics, a survey company and several rounds of consultations, as a result of which a joint and well-founded Road Map was developed, which we are approving today. This Roadmap is primarily a national document developed, formed and owned by Kazakhstan, and the European Union is proud to have supported this process together with the ITC."The document presents a set of measures for the development of the industry for the next three years, including eliminating the shortage of raw materials, introducing agricultural technologies, solving logistical problems, developing infrastructure and creating favorable conditions for farmers and processors by expanding access to financial my instrument. Special attention is paid to the accelerated diversification of cultivated areas, as well as the development of the infrastructure for the reception and storage of oil crops, which is considered one of the key factors in achieving the set goals.Currently, the domestic oil and fat industry is on the threshold of large-scale transformations and has significant potential for further development. Kazakhstan is consistently strengthening its position on the world agro-food market: the country is among the TOP-10 world exporters of sunflower oil, as well as among the TOP-3 suppliers of sunflower meal in the European Union. Today, Kazakhstan oil and fat products are exported to more than 20 countries.Representatives of state bodies (Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, QazTrade, Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan, JSC NK KTZ, JSC NUH Baiterek, etc.), and business representatives (National Association of Oil Processors, Association of Seed Growers of Kazakhstan) participated in the development of the Road Map, as well as international partners - representatives of the European Union and MTC.According to the results of the round table, it is planned to create a public-private platform for the implementation of measures provided by the Road Map.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1123994?lang=kk

"SmartFinance Expo 2026" Форумы: Қазақстан Республикасының Жаңа Салық кодексіндегі бағдары“Шәкәрім Университеті” КЕАҚ алаңында жоғары оқу орнының оқытушылар құрамының, экономика факультетінің 3-4 курс студенттерінің, салық кеңесшілерінің және аутсорсингтік компаниялардың қатысуымен Форум өтті.Абай облысы бойынша МКД спикері Тұрлыбекова Әсем салық жүйесін жеңілдетуге бағытталған бірқатар негізгі өзгерістерді атап өтті, оның ішінде: салық есептілігін 30% - ға қысқарту, салықтар санын 20% - ға төмендету, салық жеңілдіктерін оңтайландыру, сараланған ставкаларды енгізу, инвестициялық белсенділікті ынталандыру, жеке тұлғалардың объектілеріне салық салудағы оң өзгерістер және басқа да өзекті бағыттар. әкімшілендіру.Семей қаласы бойынша МКБ өкілі Райымханов Дияз арнайы салық режимдері мен оларды қолдану шарттары бөлігіндегі өзгерістерді егжей-тегжейлі түсіндірді, сондай-ақ ҚҚС өзгерістері, салық ставкалары бойынша ақпарат берілді.Жанды диалог барысында студенттер мен бизнес өкілдері өздерін қызықтырған сұрақтарын қойып, ҚҚС, ЖТС және салық заңнамасының басқа да аспектілері бойынша есепке қою сияқты маңызды тақырыптар бойынша құзыретті жауаптар алды.Өзара іс-қимылдың бұл форматы салық сауаттылығын арттыруға ғана емес, сонымен қатар білікті мамандардың жаңа буынын қалыптастыруға да ықпал етті.Студенттер өз кезегінде теориялық білімді практикада қолдануға, сарапшылардың пікірлерін тыңдауға және кәсіпкерлердің нақты салық міндеттерін жақсы түсінуге бірегей мүмкіндік алды.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-abay/press/news/details/1123907?lang=kk

Deputies of the Ust-Kamenogorsk city Maslikhat, together with representatives of the Department of Entrepreneurship and SEC "Ertis", visited retail outlets selling products of the Stabilization Fund as part of an off-site meeting of the standing committees.Following the results of the trip, it was noted that the range of goods is presented at the following prices:sugar - 432 tg/kg;sunflower oil - from 720 tg/l;buckwheat groats - 221 tg/kg;rice - 432 tg/kg;weight horns - 305 tg/kg;potatoes - 162 tg/kg;carrots - 172 tg/kg;onion - 131 tg/kg;cabbage - 172 tg/kg.The products are sold at retail outlets located at the addresses shown in the photo.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ukmaslihat/press/news/details/1123912?lang=kk

On December 10, 2025, the Department of State Revenue for the East Kazakhstan Region held a seminar at the venue of the Trade Union of Entrepreneurship Workers of the EKR to explain the new Tax Code, which comes into force on January 1, 2026.During the seminar, Acting Deputy Head of the Department Askhat Zhibitaev highlighted the changes taking effect on January 1, 2026, regarding value-added tax, differentiated VAT rates, and explained the procedures for VAT registration and VAT excess refund.Next, new developments in special tax regimes (STR) were discussed. In particular, the number of active regimes has been reduced from seven to three: the STR for self-employed individuals, the STR based on a simplified declaration, and the STR for peasant or farming enterprises. This was reported by the Head of the Department of Desk Audit Monitoring, Gulzhanat Berkutova.After the presentations, seminar participants asked questions of interest, to which clarifications were provided. Gulmira Sabralimova, Head of the Department of Outreach Work and the Contact Center, took an active part in the discussion.Special attention was given to the topic of using cash register machines and transitioning to protocol 2.0.3.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1123925?lang=kk

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A historic event in the field of energy development of the region took place in Kostanay region — the first solar power plant with a capacity of 22.6 MW, built by JSC Varvarinskoye, was commissioned in the area of B. Mailina. The project was implemented in accordance with the instructions of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan to increase the volume of renewable energy and increase the share of "green" generation in the national energy system.The ceremonial launch of the facility was given by Akim of the region Kumar Aksakalov, emphasizing the importance of a new stage in the modernization of regional energy:"The launch of these power plants will significantly reduce the shortage of energy resources, create favorable conditions for attracting new investments and implementing major projects. Green energy is becoming a symbol of renewal, innovation and responsibility for the future of our region," said the head of the region.The region's first solar power plant: contribution to the economy and ecologyThe new solar power plant was built using modern technologies and highly efficient panels. This is the first facility of this scale in Kostanay region. The plant's capacity is 22.6 MW, which will provide electricity to thousands of households and enterprises in the region.The project has become a significant investment: 7.2 billion tenge has been invested in it, and 16 new jobs have been created on a permanent basis. Using solar energy will significantly reduce energy costs and reduce dependence on external sources. The production of clean energy will reduce the load on the traditional energy system and reduce carbon dioxide emissions, making the project an important contribution to environmental protection.Vitaly Nesis, Chief Executive Officer of Solidcore Resources, noted that the construction of the plant has become part of the company's decarbonization strategy.:"We strive to minimize the environmental impact of our production and at the same time increase its energy efficiency. The new solar power plant gives us this opportunity. It has become our contribution to the development of Kostanay region and an example of how responsible production can be innovative."More than 36,000 solar panels with a total area of over 98,000 m2 have been installed as part of the project. The annual output of the plant will be about 28.5 million kWh.Energy transition: the region accelerates the pace of developmentKazakhstan is consistently modernizing the energy system, and Kostanay region plays a key role in this process. Today, the region consumes 0.45 GW of electricity, while it produces only 0.12 GW. At the same time, 37% of its own generation is provided by two operating wind farms in Arkalyk and Kostanay region.The akim of the region emphasized:"Our goal is not just to increase the volume of electricity production, but also to create a sustainable, environmentally friendly energy system that will ensure the development of the region for many years to come."Six major renewable energy projects: the region is fully supplied with energyThis year, Kostanay region is implementing 6 major projects on the introduction of alternative energy in the amount of 560 billion tenge. Among them are four wind farms, solar and gas—piston power plants.Their commissioning will increase the volume of own electricity generation by 10 times — from 0.12 to 1.2 GW, which will completely cover the needs of the region.Of these six projects, two are being implemented by JSC Varvarinskoye:solar power Plant (SES),gas-piston power plant (GPP).Gas-piston power plant: a new stage of energy sustainabilityIn October of this year, construction of a 40 MW gas-piston power plant worth 14.3 billion tenge was started. After commissioning, the station will become an important element of maneuverable generation, ensuring the stability of the power system during peak loads.Both projects are implemented at the expense of the company's own funds.The electricity generated by the gas station will compensate for the instability of solar generation, providing the region's needs at night, in the morning and in the evening. The GPP will also provide regulating power to the KEGOC JSC system operator during peak hours, which will help smooth out possible imbalances in the energy system.This is one of the first projects in Kazakhstan to combine green energy and balancing maneuverable generation.Innovation and development: the region is moving forwardThe launch of new renewable energy facilities not only reduces the shortage of electricity, but also creates conditions for attracting investment, developing industry and strengthening the energy independence of the region.The first solar power plant in Kostanay region has become a symbol of innovation, technological progress and responsibility for the region's future.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1123865?lang=kk

 During the visit, he reviewed the socio-economic situation of the region, held a meeting with the local community, and visited several socially significant facilities. Special attention was given to issues of infrastructure development, implementation of state programs, and improving the quality of life of the population. Based on the results of the visit, relevant instructions were given to the responsible departments.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/altay-maslihat/press/news/details/1123763?lang=kk

 This year, we received a large number of applications from active and talented young people. From hundreds of candidates, we selected 19 strong, creative and motivated participants who are ready to represent ideas of sustainable development and the international agenda.We are particularly pleased that among the ambassadors there are students from Kazakhstan who are studying abroad – in Russia, Turkey, Italy, the Czech Republic, Japan and Hungary. We are delighted that the project has such a wide geographical reach, bringing together young leaders both within the country and beyond its borders.KazAID ambassadors are young people with bright minds, strong civic attitudes, language skills and a modern approach to communication. Over the next six months, they will represent KazAID on social media and share information about official development assistance, KazAID projects, and real-life examples of international cooperation. Soon we will begin introducing you to each ambassador and their stories, motivations and values. Together, we will continue to amplify the voice of Kazakhstan's youth on the world stage and promote the ideas of sustainable development.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kazaid/press/news/details/1123779?lang=kk

In her opening statement she expressed gratitude to the WIPO leadership for the productive organization of the session and for the support provided to Kazakhstan’s ongoing reforms in the area of intellectual property.Delegation of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented to the session participants an overview of national reforms, including the rollout of the Unified Digital Platform (UDP), a tool designed to enhance transparency, accountability and efficiency in the collective rights management system. The platform was also introduced to international professional associations interested in modern digital solutions and in advancing transparency in collective management processes.On the sidelines of the WIPO meetings discussions were held with the Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia as well as representatives of Brazil and Saudi Arabia. The parties exchanged views on strengthening cooperation, contemporary approaches to the digitalization of copyright and Indonesia’s initiative to develop international solutions for the fair distribution of remuneration in the digital environment.Negotiations were also conducted with the WIPO leadership. During the meeting with WIPO Deputy Director General Sylvie Forbin Kazakhstani experience in digitalizing collective management organizations was presented. Ms. Forbin emphasized the significance of the reforms being implemented by Kazakhstan and expressed interest in the further advancement of the project, underscoring its innovative nature and its importance for the international professional community.Working discussions were also held with Habip Asan, Director of the Department for Transition and Developed Countries, Glenn McStravick, Director of the Application Incubator and Michel Allain, Senior Copyright Expert. The meetings addressed current areas of cooperation and WIPO’s technological initiatives, including the application of artificial intelligence and modern approaches to trademark examinations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1123737?lang=kk

As part of a working trip, Akim of the East Kazakhstan region Saktaganov N.A. visited the Altai region. During the visit, he got acquainted with the socio-economic situation of the region, held a meeting with local activists and visited a number of socially significant facilities. Special attention was paid to the development of infrastructure, the implementation of government programs and improving the quality of life of the population. As a result of the visit, relevant instructions were given to the relevant services.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-altay-parygin/press/news/details/1123738?lang=kk

10 декабря 2025 года отделом образования Осакаровского района проведена очередная онлайн - встреча с родительской общественностью по вопросам инклюзивного образования. На встрече приняли участие более 25 родителей. В ходе встречи рассмотрены актуальные вопросы на сегодняшний день, а именно: «О реализации инклюзивного образования в организациях дополнительного образования». На все интересующие вопросы были даны полные и развернутые ответы.В заключении родительская общественность района выразили благодарность за предоставленную информацию.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/edu-osakarovka/press/news/details/1123702?lang=kk