Cadastral Digital Services to Transition to a New Coordinate SystemThe Unified State Cadastre of Real Estate is transitioning to the new state coordinate system, QazTRF-23. In connection with this transition, technical maintenance will be carried out on the Unified State Cadastre of Real Estate’s digital system and the Public Cadastral Map from 7:00 PM on October 23 to 12:00 AM on October 27, 2026, including weekends and public holidays.Technological advancements require updates to the methods used to determine coordinates. Previously, methods developed before the advent of satellite technology were used. Today, modern systems enable more accurate coordinate determination and allow spatial data to be processed at a new level. The transition to such systems is a global practice, and Kazakhstan is also adopting this approach. As a result, spatial data, maps, and services across various government information systems will be migrated to the new coordinate system.QazTRF-23 is a modern, open state coordinate system introduced to replace outdated geodetic systems. It is used to determine the location of land plots, buildings, roads, and other objects throughout Kazakhstan.Please note that during the specified period, the submission of applications for public services related to the land cadastre, real estate rights registration, and technical inspections of real estate will be unavailable. However, electronic certificates related to real estate rights registration will remain accessible through digital services.In view of these upcoming changes, the State Corporation Government for Citizens recommends that individuals and organizations plan ahead and arrange to obtain the necessary public services in advance.Once the technical maintenance is complete, the digital services will resume normal operations. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko-terekty/press/news/details/1315091?lang=ru

Environmental awareness and a responsible attitude towards the environment continue to develop in Kazakhstan. Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev pays particular attention to environmental issues and engaging citizens in environmental initiatives. The nationwide Taza Qazaqstan initiative plays an important role in this effort, bringing people together around the shared goals of cleanliness and community improvement.In Petropavl, these efforts were supported through the interactive team game “ECO DRUM: Spin and Act!”, a tree-planting campaign, and the opening of Volunteer Alley 2026. The event took place in the Podgora neighbourhood and brought together young people, volunteers, and representatives of public organizations.The central event was the team game “ECO DRUM: Spin and Act!”, which gave participants an opportunity to test their environmental knowledge in an interactive format. By spinning the drum, they selected tasks and answered questions about waste sorting, recycling, and conserving water and electricity. The programme also included a quick-fire quiz, a “Fact or Myth” game, and activities in which participants had to explain environmental concepts without using words. This format made environmental discussions accessible and engaging, combining useful knowledge, teamwork, and live interaction.The environmental programme continued with a collective tree-planting campaign. A total of 100 trees, including birches, apple trees, and hawthorns, were planted in the Podgora neighbourhood. The initiative aims to increase green spaces and further improve an area affected by flooding, while also honouring the people who came together to support their fellow residents during a difficult period.The opening of Volunteer Alley 2026 also took place here. The alley has become a symbol of mutual assistance, solidarity, and gratitude to everyone who helped local residents and contributed to the restoration of the neighbourhood. The initiative holds particular significance during the International Year of Volunteers, highlighting the role of volunteerism in society.The environmental campaign brought together several areas of activity: education, tree planting, and the promotion of volunteerism. The event demonstrated how environmental initiatives can go beyond one-off campaigns: participants not only discussed responsible attitudes towards nature but also made a practical contribution to improving the urban environment. Volunteer Alley 2026 will serve as a reminder that caring for one's community begins with personal initiative and collective action.#TazaQazaqstan #SustainableDevelopment #CleanCountry #Ecology #TazaChallenge @TazaQazaqstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sko/press/news/details/1315079?lang=ru

On October 21, 2026, a grand opening of a modern chess classroom for primary school students took place at Secondary School No. 41 of the Education Department of Ust-Kamenogorsk.At the beginning of the event, a small concert was organized, performed by schoolchildren.The main goal of the event is to develop the intellectual abilities of the younger generation and popularize chess sports within the school.At the ceremonial event, S. Kasenova, head of the Department of Preschool Education and Training and Primary Education of the East Kazakhstan Regional Scientific and Methodological Center for Informatization and Development of Education 'Orken' of the East Kazakhstan Region Education Department, delivered a welcoming speech. She expressed warm wishes to the students and the teaching staff, wishing the young chess players to achieve great heights in their studies and sports.Among the school's guests was also A. Kudinov, executive director of the Chess Federation of Kazakhstan for the East Kazakhstan Region. He emphasized the importance of this initiative for the development of children's logical thinking and wished the school staff success.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-bilim/press/news/details/1315085?lang=ru

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Ardak Zebeshev met with Ambassador of the European Union to the Republic of Kazakhstan Aleška Simkić in Astana. The parties discussed the implementation of agreements reached during the official visit of President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to Brussels, as well as prospects for expanding trade, economic, investment and transport cooperation.“The European Union remains Kazakhstan’s largest trade and investment partner. In 2025, bilateral trade exceeded USD 45 billion, while cumulative investment from EU countries since 2005 has surpassed USD 200 billion. Our priorities remain unchanged: trade and investment, transport connectivity, energy, the green and digital transitions, critical raw materials, environmental protection and climate action,” said Ardak Zebeshev.In January–July 2026, bilateral trade increased by 3% year on year to USD 26.4 billion, compared with USD 25.6 billion in the same period of 2025. Kazakhstan’s exports to EU countries rose by 5.9% to USD 20.8 billion, while imports from the EU declined by 6.5% to USD 5.6 billion.The Deputy Minister outlined measures to improve the investment climate and mitigate administrative risks. Investors have access to investment agreements, tax and customs incentives, state in-kind grants and opportunities offered by special economic zones. Investment protection and support are ensured by the Investment Ombudsman, a dedicated investment prosecutor, the National Digital Investment Platform and the “green corridor” mechanism.The parties also discussed the Global Gateway Investment Hub, launched by the European Commission to facilitate investment projects in partner countries. The Kazakh side emphasised that the mechanism’s practical value would depend on its ability to help move projects from the conceptual stage to implementation.Another key topic was the development of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, one of Kazakhstan’s strategic priorities. The Kazakh side welcomed the signing, with EU support, of loan agreements with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Investment Bank (EIB), including agreements aimed at modernising the Port of Aktau and developing sustainable transport infrastructure in Kazakhstan. Following the meeting, the parties agreed to maintain close cooperation to advance joint projects.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1315063?lang=ru

The Department of State Revenues of the Mangystau Region explains the current rules for distinguishing between the import of goods by individuals for personal use and for commercial (entrepreneurial) purposes. What Is Considered Goods for Personal Use According to the Customs Code of the EAEU (Article 256) and the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, goods for personal use are goods intended for the personal, family, household, and other needs of individuals that are not related to entrepreneurial activity.Customs authorities determine the purpose of goods based on:the declaration of the individual (orally or by submitting a passenger customs declaration);the nature and quantity of the goods;the frequency of border crossings and/or the movement of goods by this person or in their name.Even if the value and weight fall within duty-free limits, the customs authority has the right to recognize a consignment as commercial if the nature, quantity of identical goods, or the frequency of movement indicate entrepreneurial purposes. In this case, the general procedure for customs clearance applies (with payment of duties, taxes, and compliance with all restrictions). Import from EAEU Countries: New Criteria from 1 January 2026 From 1 January 2026, Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 690 dated 11 November 2025 is in force. It establishes clear criteria under which the import of goods by individuals from the territory of EAEU member states (Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan) is recognized as being carried out for entrepreneurial purposes.It is sufficient to exceed any one of the two criteria: Value criterionThe total value of goods imported during a calendar year exceeds 360 MRP.In 2026, the MRP is 4,325 tenge, so the threshold is 1,557,000 tenge. Quantitative criterion (within one year per person):fur products (including headwear) — more than 1 item of the same name;mobile phones — more than 2 units;tablets — more than 2 units;desktop and portable computers with accessories — more than 2 units;jewelry — more than 5 items;bicycles — more than 1 unit;baby strollers — more than 2 units;vehicles (including in unassembled form) — more than 1 unit.Important: The criteria do not apply to used goods that are necessary during the journey or at the destination, provided there are signs of wear (scratches, dents, traces of washing, etc.) and the absence of tags, labels, stickers, and original packaging. What to Do If the Import Is Recognized as Entrepreneurial An individual is required to:register as an individual entrepreneur;prepare the accompanying documents and submit to the state revenue authorities an application for the import of goods and payment of indirect taxes (Form 328.00);pay VAT in the prescribed manner. Import from Third Countries (Outside the EAEU) The rules of the EAEU apply (Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 107 dated 20 December 2017).Duty-free allowances (provided the goods are recognized as for personal use):by air — up to 10,000 euros and 50 kg;by land transport or on foot — up to 500 euros and 25 kg;by international postal items or by carrier — up to 200 euros and 31 kg.If the allowances are exceeded, a combined customs payment is charged: 30% of the excess value (but not less than 4 euros per 1 kg) for baggage, and 15% (but not less than 2 euros per 1 kg) for postal items.Certain categories of goods cannot under any circumstances be classified as goods for personal use (Annex No. 6 to Decision No. 107). These include, in particular, sturgeon caviar in quantities of more than 250 g, fish and crustaceans of more than 5 kg, alcohol above the established limits, and a number of other items.Practical RecommendationsDeclare goods honestly and be prepared to confirm that they are intended for personal needs.Keep receipts and documents confirming the value and purpose of the purchase.Avoid regularly importing identical goods in quantities that clearly exceed the household needs of the family.When planning regular or large purchases, assess in advance the advisability of registering as an individual entrepreneur.In disputed cases, contact the customs authorities or the Department of State Revenues for clarification.Compliance with the established criteria helps avoid additional assessment of customs payments, fines, and administrative liability.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1315066?lang=ru

The issue of unlocking the potential of the transport and logistics sector was discussed in Astana as part of Kazakhstan Transport Week. Attention was focused on the development of rail, road, maritime, and air transport, the implementation of digital solutions, enhancing the efficiency of international freight transportation, and training industry personnel. Measures to strengthen cooperation among states along the East–West, North–South, and Trans-Caspian International Transport Routes were reviewed.Industry experts from about 40 countries gathered at a single platform. Forum participants included the leadership of transport authorities from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Afghanistan, Belarus, Georgia, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Turkmenistan, Türkiye, Uzbekistan, and the Czech Republic, as well as representatives of international organizations, major transport and logistics enterprises, and the diplomatic corps.Based on the results of 9 months of 2026, growth in the transport sector reached 7.2%. The industry ranks among the leaders. According to World Bank estimates, combining infrastructure investments with trade facilitation and the reduction of border delays will increase the GDP of countries by approximately 15%. Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov noted the significance of the transport and logistics sector in the GDP structure and the state's intention to increase its share in the country's economy.“President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has defined the development of transport and logistics potential as one of the country's strategic priorities. Modern transport infrastructure contributes to the expansion of international trade, attraction of investments, creation of new production facilities, and strengthening of economic ties between states,” Olzhas Bektenov emphasized.A large-scale transport infrastructure development program is being implemented in Kazakhstan. Over the past 7 years, 36.3 thousand km of roads have been constructed and repaired, and over 5 years, 5 thousand km of railways have been built and modernized. Border, maritime, and airport infrastructure is being developed, with the aviation safety level reaching 95.7%. Following the results of 2025, the volume of transit traffic through Kazakhstan grew by 18%, reaching 39.1 million tons. According to the Ministry of Transport, in 2035 it is planned to increase the capacity of seaports by 4 times, fleet capacity by 5 times, and bring the volume of transit traffic up to 100 million tons per year.The Prime Minister focused participants' attention on the prospects for improving approaches to organizing international logistics and strengthening the connectivity of the East–West, North–South, Trans-Caspian, and prospective Trans-Afghan transport corridors. The development of infrastructure, digitalization of logistics, and ensuring seamless transit were named as important areas of joint work among states. Priorities include removing infrastructure constraints and administrative barriers, implementing "green corridors" and the "single window" principle, which will simplify cross-border transportation and reduce the delivery time and cost of cargo. The importance of transitioning to the implementation of joint investment and infrastructure projects was emphasized.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-bratislava/press/news/details/1315058?lang=ru

A series of educational lessons dedicated to the formation of girls' reproductive health was held in the East Kazakhstan region. The event was organized by the KSU "East Kazakhstan Regional Scientific and Methodological Center for Informatization and Educational Development "Yerken" of the East Kazakhstan Region Education Department. The lessons, conducted in two languages for students in grades 9-11, were conducted in an open interview format, which allowed them to create a trusting atmosphere and get answers to their most pressing questions.Asisa Temirkhanova, an obstetrician-gynecologist at the Center for Mother and Child of East Kazakhstan Region, became the guest of honor and speaker. During the conversation, the expert highlighted in detail the key aspects of the maturation of the female body, emphasizing that reproductive health is not only physiology, but also a harmonious psycho—emotional state.Asisa Sagyndykovna spoke about the norms of puberty, changes in the body and the importance of personal hygiene from an early age. Special attention was paid to the menstrual cycle: its formation, permissible fluctuations and "red flags", in which it is urgently necessary to consult a doctor. The specialist dispelled popular myths and urged girls not to be shy about visits to the gynecologist, starting at the age of 15, and in the presence of complaints — even earlier.A significant part of the interview focused on the prevention of sexually transmitted infections and the impact of lifestyle — nutrition, sleep, physical activity, and stress — on hormones and future motherhood. The expert's main advice sounded like a parting word.: "Your body is only yours. Listen to him, take care of him, and don't be afraid to ask the experts questions." The lessons were an important step in raising the awareness of the younger generation and forming a responsible attitude towards their health.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-bilim/press/news/details/1315043?lang=ru

Audio recordings of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, adopted at the national referendum on 15 March 2026, and the Constitutional Law “On the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan” are available in Kazakh, Russian and English. The recordings can be accessed via the links below:🔹 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan:https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/article/details/247111?lang=en🔹 Constitutional Law “On the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan”:https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/article/details/248246?lang=en The initiative is aimed at broadening access to legal information, promoting an inclusive environment and raising awareness of Kazakhstan’s constitutional foundations among a wide audience. Official information resources of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan:🌐 Official website: https://www.gov.kz/org/ksrk?lang=en✈️ Telegram: https://t.me/consot_kz📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consud_kz📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/18PYtTuBuU/Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-erevan/press/news/details/1314989?lang=ru

In accordance with Article 105 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the deregistration of a taxpayer registered for certain types of activities is carried out by the state revenue authorities, depending on the type of activity and the grounds for deregistration.Deregistration is carried out in the following cases:🔹 Based on a notification of termination of activities — if the taxpayer ceases to carry out the types of activities specified in paragraph 1 of Article 104 of the Tax Code, or deregisters all taxable items and items related to taxation indicated in the registration data.🔹 Based on information from the State Electronic Register of Permits and Notifications — if the licence authorising the relevant type of activity is terminated.🔹 Based on a decision of the state revenue authority — in the following cases:* termination of lease agreements, agency agreements or oil processing agreements provided for by Article 105 of the Tax Code, relating to certain activities involving the production and sale of petroleum products, as well as the wholesale sale of tobacco products;* the taxpayer’s absence from the address specified in the licence when carrying out the activity referred to in subparagraph 4) of paragraph 1 of Article 104 of the Tax Code;* failure to submit an excise tax declaration and/or calculation within three months from the day following the statutory filing deadline, by taxpayers carrying out the types of activities specified in subparagraphs 1), 2), 3), 5) and 7) of paragraph 1 of Article 104 of the Tax Code.Please note! The grounds and procedure for deregistration depend on the nature of the activity carried out. Taxpayers must notify the state revenue authorities in a timely manner when terminating their activities and fulfil their tax reporting obligations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-sko/press/news/details/1314847?lang=ru

In accordance with paragraph 4 of Article 111 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a cash register machine (KKM) is de-registered with a tax authority in cases established by law.Such cases include:- termination of activities related to monetary settlements in the sale of goods, performance of works or provision of services;- liquidation, reorganization or termination of the taxpayer's activity;- the occurrence of a technical malfunction of the KKM, which excludes the possibility of its further application;- exclusion of KKM from the register of cash registers;- replacement of a technically serviceable KKM model with a new model;- theft or loss of a cash register machine.In case of theft or loss of the KKM, a copy of the theft statement submitted to the internal affairs bodies and (or) a copy of the loss announcement published in a periodical distributed throughout the Republic of Kazakhstan is required.#Zamen_tartip_the Law_and_ Order#The legal order#commentartypSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-sko/press/news/details/1314833?lang=ru

This was announced by Kostanay Region Akim Kumar Aksakalov at a regional government meeting dedicated to the socio-economic development results for the first nine months of 2026 and the tasks for the remainder of the year. In 2026, a decision was made to expand the industrial zone in Kostanay from 400 to 587 hectares.The Head of State has set a target of ensuring annual economic growth of 6%. Our region has exceeded this target for two consecutive years. In 2024, economic growth exceeded 8%, reaching 9% in 2025. This year, our objective is to achieve growth of at least 6%. Last year, the economy grew by 9%.The manufacturing industry is the main driver of the economy, accounting for 73% of the region’s industrial output. Its growth is directly linked to creating favourable conditions for launching new production facilities and expanding the capacity of existing enterprises.“One of the key instruments in this regard is the industrial zone in the city of Kostanay. In 2026, a decision was made to expand its territory from 400 to 587 hectares. This will help attract new investment projects and support the further development of the manufacturing industry,” the regional governor noted.Agriculture was also discussed in detail at the meeting, as it is the second key sector of the regional economy. This year, the sector recorded growth of 11.4%.Over the past two years, substantial funding has been allocated to the development of the agro-industrial complex in line with the instructions of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In 2025, 207 billion tenge was allocated, while in 2026, this figure reached 326 billion tenge. This funding made it possible to purchase agricultural machinery and equipment, spare parts, fertilisers and seeds in a timely manner and ensure thorough preparations for the spring sowing campaign.Currently, 16 projects to construct commercial dairy farms are being implemented across the region. Eight farms have already been commissioned, while construction is underway at five more. Construction of an additional three farms is scheduled to begin by the end of the year.Of the 16 farms, five are located in Altynsarin District, three each in Mendykara and Fyodorov districts, two in Kostanay District, and one each in Karabalyk, Auliekol and Beimbet Mailin districts.“This year, a Comprehensive Plan for the Development of Livestock Farming was approved. It provides for preferential lending under the Igilik, Bereke and Zhailau programmes to purchase imported breeding livestock and construct new farms, including facilities for the development of transhumance livestock farming. A total of 35 billion tenge has been allocated for these purposes in the region. Where borrowers lack sufficient collateral, the Damu Entrepreneurship Development Fund can provide guarantees covering up to 85% of the loan amount,” the regional governor said.In addition, under the Zhailau programme, the requirement to undergo state expert review has been abolished, allowing applicants to obtain an independent expert review instead.To date, the Tobol Social and Entrepreneurial Corporation has received eight applications from agricultural producers. However, this number remains insufficient. Ten agricultural enterprises have signed contracts to purchase 5,150 head of cattle for dairy and beef production. Representatives of these farms will travel to Australia to acquire 2,540 head of cattle. Meanwhile, representatives of Zhangeldin District have not yet participated in any of the programmes mentioned above.The meeting participants also discussed housing development. According to the regional governor, construction is currently underway on 80 multi-apartment residential buildings. By the end of the year, the region plans to commission 520,000 square metres of housing.“Construction is currently underway on 21 social infrastructure facilities. The largest projects include a tennis centre, a multifunctional stadium and a sports and recreation complex for persons with disabilities in Kostanay, a sports palace in the Astana microdistrict, as well as a sports and recreation complex and an indoor ice hockey rink in Arkalyk.Over the past three years, 1,700 social housing apartments have been provided in the region. A further 1,336 apartments are planned for allocation this year. Last year, 540 apartments were provided,” Kumar Aksakalov said.The regional governor emphasised that the region’s priority is to ensure sustainable, high-quality economic growth. Achieving all planned targets will require coordinated efforts, the full commitment of heads of regional departments and city and district akims, as well as personal accountability for results. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1314826?lang=ru

From 05.10.2026 to 05.11.2026, an operational preventive measure "Safe Yard" is carried out on the territory of Uralsk, together with employees of the prosecutor's office and the Public Security Department of Uralsk, checks are carried out at the place of residence of persons registered with the probation service. During a check at the place of residence at night, the facts of the absence of convicts at the place of residence are revealed, measures are taken in this regard, preventive conversations of an educational nature are conducted, and the convicts are explained the procedure and conditions for serving their sentences to prevent administrative and repeat crimes. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/duis-uralsk/press/news/details/1314797?lang=ru

On October 19, 2026, in institution No. 28 of the Department of the Penal Enforcement System for the West Kazakhstan region, on the eve of the Republic of Kazakhstan Day, a documentary film dedicated to the history of the country was shown for convicts. The main purpose of the event was to update the convicts' knowledge of the historical path of Kazakhstan, preserve historical memory, form a respectful attitude towards national values and strengthen patriotic feelings. Watching the documentary allowed the participants to recall the key stages of Kazakhstan's formation, important historical events and the rich heritage of our country. Such educational and educational activities contribute to increasing the civil responsibility of convicts, building respect for the history of the Motherland and preparing for their return to society. Republic Day is a significant public holiday that recalls the historical path of the formation of Kazakhstan's statehood. Such events are aimed at strengthening national identity and increasing interest in the history of their country. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/duis-uralsk/press/news/details/1314805?lang=ru

Ahead of Kazakhstan’s national holiday, Senior Sergeant Beknar Zhylkyshpayev of Military Unit 3650 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan took up combat duty for the 2,000th time. For nearly 20 years, he has served diligently in a unit responsible for guarding important state facilities.Senior Sergeant Zhylkyshpayev began his military career as a private. Over the years, he has gained extensive experience and developed strong professional skills. Today, he serves as a guard commander, responsible for ensuring the security of protected facilities and overseeing the proper performance of guard duties.A dedicated serviceman, he is also a father of six. Originally from the village of Karasaz, he enjoys creative pursuits, including writing poetry and singing.It is worth noting that, alongside patrol and guard duties, National Guard servicemen are assigned to protect important state facilities.Taking up combat duty for the 2,000th time ahead of Republic Day marks another significant milestone in the guardsman’s long-standing service to the security of the country. #REPUBLICDAY Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1314784?lang=ru

The Uralsk City Probation Service, together with the Oral Sports Club, organized football competitions among convicts registered with the probation service.The purpose of the competition is to involve citizens registered with the probation service in systematic sports, promote a healthy lifestyle, organize effective leisure activities, form friendly relations between participants, promote their adaptation to society, and increase interest in football.Following the results of the competition, the active participants were awarded with medals and diplomas.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/duis-uralsk/press/news/details/1314770?lang=ru

Ahead of Republic Day, a nationwide festive discount campaign has been launched in Kazakhstan, featuring the Republic Day and Bereke Fest promotions. Since October 17, a total of 649 retail outlets across the country have joined the campaign. The Republic Day promotion is taking place at major shopping and entertainment centres and shopping complexes, while Bereke Fest covers retail chains.Consumers are being offered special prices on food and non-food products. The promotional offers are valid through October 27, inclusive. Discounts of up to 50% are available on selected product categories. Discount rates depend on the product range and the terms set by participating retailers.Under the Republic Day promotion, discounts are offered by 232 shopping and entertainment centres and retail complexes. Participants include MEGA Silk Way and Khan Shatyr in Astana, MEGA Alma-Ata, MEGA Park and Forum Almaty in Almaty, as well as Mega Planet and Shymkent Plaza in Shymkent.A total of 417 stores belonging to retail chains have joined Bereke Fest, including Magnum, SMALL, Astykzhan and GraMad. Special festive offers are also available at retail outlets in other regions of the country.The promotions aim to stimulate consumer demand and support the development of domestic trade. In addition to giving consumers the opportunity to purchase goods at reduced prices, the campaign is expected to help retailers increase customer traffic and sales volumes, while enabling domestic manufacturers to expand the presence of their products across retail chains.The nationwide campaign is organized by the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan in cooperation with local executive authorities. The full list of participating retail outlets, including their addresses, is available on the official websites of regional and city administrations. Information on discount rates, product ranges and purchase conditions is published directly by participating retailers.The nationwide promotional campaign will end on October 27, 2026.Press Service of the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1314773?lang=ru

A meeting of the regional investment headquarters was held under the chairmanship of the region's akim, Murat Ergeshbayev. Participants discussed the current status of investment projects planned for implementation in the territory of the Korkyt Ata special economic zone.Over the nine months of the current year, 581 billion tenge in investments has been attracted to the region's economy. Compared to the same period last year, growth amounted to 2.3%. The share of private investments reached 82%.The head of the region emphasized the importance of high-quality and timely implementation of investment projects and gave specific instructions to the heads of relevant departments."Every investment project plays an important role in the socio-economic development of our region. Therefore, it is necessary to accelerate joint work and focus on achieving concrete results. The regional akimat is ready to provide all necessary support.Project implementation must be under strict control at all stages — from the initial phase to the launch of production and output of products. Every investor must be provided with comprehensive support, emerging issues must be studied and resolved within the framework of the law.Our main goal is not only to increase the volume of investments, but also to implement high-quality projects that will become the foundation for the region's long-term economic growth. We will continue systematic work in this direction,"- noted Murat Ergeshbayev.The investment ombudsman, acting prosecutor of Kyzylorda region Nurbolat Duisenbayev, reported on the work being carried out to protect investors' rights.Project initiators also expressed their proposals and opinions.In the Korkyt Ata special economic zone, created with the support of the Government, investors are provided with tax preferences, free use of prepared land plots until 2049, as well as exemption from customs duties.Currently, work has begun on connecting engineering infrastructure to a territory of 200 hectares. To date, six investors plan to place their projects in the region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1314721?lang=ru

Date, time, and location of the auction: November 5, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., Zone 66, street 813, building №107- Doha-Qatar.2. Auction format and method: ascending price auction.3. Auction item: a “BMW 730 Li” car, vehicle identification number (VIN) WBA7E0105GG611896, license plate number CD 167/1, color - black, year of manufacture - 2016.4. Starting price: $4 115,60.5. Amount of the bid security: 15% of the starting price ($617,34), to be paid by November 4, 2026, after inspecting the vehicle and before submitting a bid. In the event of withdrawal from participation, the security deposit shall be refunded to the participant within 15 working days.6. Deadline and location for submitting applications: Applications will be accepted after payment of the bid security through November 4, 2026, during business hours.Zone 66, street 813, building №107- Doha-Qatar.7. Bidding procedure: The participant who offers the highest price for the vehicle will be declared the winner. The bid increment is 5%. The first increment is calculated based on the starting price of the item in U.S. dollars, and each following increment is calculated based on the price offered by the previous participant (the current price).8.  Contact Information: Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Qatar, Zone 66, street 813, building №107- Doha-Qatar.+974 71 45 4842. The Embassy’s bank details for transferring the bid security will be provided after the vehicle has been inspected.9. Additional information: a) The vehicle is sold in its current condition (“as is”). Before paying the bid security and submitting an application, participants must inspect the vehicle’s technical condition. Inspecting the vehicle, paying the deposit, and submitting an application constitutes the participant’s full acceptance of the terms of sale. The buyer is not entitled to demand repairs or improvements to the vehicle, nor is the buyer entitled to exemption from taxes, fees, or other expenses associated with the transfer of ownership.b) Bids must not be lower than the above-mentioned starting price in U.S. dollars. The bidder who offers the highest price (the winning bidder) is entitled to purchase the vehicle. The winning bidder is required to pay the remaining balance of the vehicle’s cost in full no later than 10 business days from the date the auction results are announced and the contract is signed.If VAT, customs duties, or other taxes, tariffs, or mandatory fees are required, including the costs of re-registering and registering a passenger car with diplomatic license plates, such payments shall be made by the Buyer.c) If the winning bidder fails to fulfill the terms of the contract within the specified time frame, the bidder is considered to have declined the right to purchase the vehicle, and any payments made, including the bid bond, will not be refunded.d) Bank fees paid by bidders when transferring the bid security are non-refundable.e) Bid rigging and any other forms of improper interference are strictly prohibited.Interested parties may view the vehicle at the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Qatar during business hours until November 4, 2026, by appointment only. Requests for appointments to see the vehicle and any other questions may be directed to the Embassy of Kazakhstan by calling +974 71 45 4842, +974 55 18 0625Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-doha/press/news/details/1314781?lang=ru

Doha, August 25, 2026 – Ambassador Bakyt Batyrshayev met with the Minister of Communications and Information Technology of the State of Qatar, H.E. Mohammed bin Ali Al-Mannai.The Minister wished the Ambassador of Kazakhstan success in his diplomatic activities, highlighting readiness to provide full support to initiatives aimed at developing the partnership between the two countries in the ICT and digital sectors.During the meeting, the parties discussed the current state and prospects of bilateral cooperation in digitalization and telecommunications, as well as expanding interaction on issues of mutual interest.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-doha/press/news/details/1314705?lang=ru

The act challenged by a citizen should not be an individual decision (act) taken by a public official.Such an act should be a statutory instrument as provided for in the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan ‘On Statutory Instruments of the Republic of Kazakhstan’, whilst complying with the established conditions for admissibility of appeals to the Constitutional Court.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/news/details/1314706?lang=ru