Уважаемые соотечественники! От всей души поздравляю вас с началом священного для всех мусульман месяца Рамазан!Для десятков и сотен миллионов людей это время духовного очищения, нравственного самосовершенствования, проявления милосердия и сострадания к ближнему.Ораза прививает стойкость и терпение, а также взращивает такие лучшие человеческие качества, как скромность, ответственность и добропорядочность.Духовные ценности Оразы следует воспринимать осознанно, зрело, комплексно оценивая происходящие вокруг нас сложные процессы. И это тоже проявление правильного понимания могущества и милости Всевышнего.Казахстан вступил в эпоху исторической по своей сути трансформации и модернизации. На республиканский референдум представлен проект новой народной Конституции. Это Основной закон, определяющий развитие нашего государства по пути прогресса и справедливости. Документ олицетворяет собой укрепление нашей многовековой государственности, повышение эффективности политических, гражданских, экономических институтов, направлен на защиту прав человека.Всячески оберегая и поддерживая традиционные духовные и культурные ценности, мы формируем новый национальный менталитет, правильно воспринимающий и поддерживающий такие общественные принципы, как Верховенство права и законности, Порядок и Чистота, Справедливость и Патриотизм. Все эти принципы созвучны вечным ценностям священного Рамазана.В цивилизованном обществе знаний, чистоты, добрых помыслов священный Рамазан обретет новую духовную силу и благотворно повлияет на всех добропорядочных людей.Қасиетті Рамазан құтты болсын, мұсылман жамағаты!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-minsk/press/news/details/1165064?lang=kk

Meetings with entrepreneurs were heldat major shopping facilities in Ekibastuz.The Department of State Revenue for the Pavlodar region conducted explanatory work on the transition to a special tax regime based on a simplified declaration.Dear entrepreneurs! February 28, 2026 is the last day for submitting a notification on the applicable tax regime. Do not delay sending the notification to avoid automatic switching to the preset mode.Taxpayers planning to apply the tax assessment based on a simplified declaration must submit a notification on the applicable tax regime no later than February 28, 2026.Notification submission methods:- through the Taxpayer's Office (see the "Submit documents" section for "Notification of the applicable tax regime");- through the mobile application "e-Salyq Business" ("service" – "change of IP tax regime");- in the UGD at the location (on paper);- through the applications of second-tier banks (in the "public services" section – "changing the banking details and tax regime of individual entrepreneurs").Important! If the notification is not submitted within the prescribed period, the taxpayer is automatically transferred to the generally established taxation procedure with the start date of application – January 1, 2026.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact CenterState Duma of the Pavlodar regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1165066?lang=kk

The regional Communications service held a briefing on key changes in tax legislation. The event was attended by Yersin Kharifollin, Head of the Indirect Taxes Administration Department, Elena Dovbnyak, Head of the Special Tax Regimes Administration Department of the Non-production Payments Department, as well as representatives of the media.During the briefing, Yersin Kharifollin said that the approach to value added tax (VAT) has been significantly updated in the new Tax Code. A new base VAT rate of 16% has been set. Preferential and VAT-exempt categories are also provided. A reduced rate is being introduced for medicines and medical services – 5% from 2026 and 10% from 2027. Services within the framework of the guaranteed volume of free medical care (GOBMP) and compulsory social health insurance (OSMI), treatment of orphan (rare) and socially significant diseases according to the list determined by the Government, services for publishing printed books and archaeological work are completely exempt from VAT. A reduced VAT rate of 10% has been set for the sale of periodicals. In addition, the threshold for mandatory VAT registration has been lowered to 10,000 MCI.Elena Dovbnyak drew the taxpayers' attention to the need to choose the tax regime in a timely manner. There are less than two weeks left until the deadline for submitting the notification. Taxpayers who comply with the conditions for applying the Tax Code on the basis of a simplified declaration must submit a notification no later than February 28, 2026. Taxpayers who have not submitted a notification of the transition to a simplified declaration or to a generally established procedure will be automatically transferred to a generally established taxation procedure (ESD) from March 1, 2026. At the same time, the start date of ESD will be January 1, 2026.At the end of the briefing, the speakers provided detailed explanations to the questions of the media representatives.Department of Explanatory Work and contact centerState Duma of the Pavlodar regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1165094?lang=kk

In Washington, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with Kazakh citizens living and studying in the United States. During the conversation, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev expressed his great hopes for the younger generation. He also noted that the state will provide constant support to young people, creating favorable conditions for their comprehensive development and sharpening their abilities. The President drew attention to the historical significance of the national referendum on the draft new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan to be held in March for the future of the country. Students and young researchers expressed gratitude to Kassym-Jomart Tokayev for his comprehensive support for the field of science and education.

🇰🇿🇺🇸President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev arrived in Washington on a working visit As part of the visit, the Head of State will participate in the first meeting of the Peace Council and meet with leaders of a number of countries, as well as US officials.

A briefing on preparing schoolchildren for the 2026 Unified National Testing (UNITED NATIONAL TEST) was held at the Almaty Regional Communications Service. During the event, adolescent psychologist Fatima Broeva presented recommendations for maintaining students' psychological health during the exam period. According to the expert, teenagers perceive the UNT as an important life milestone and often associate it with their vision of future success. Therefore, preparing for the test becomes not only an academic but also a significant emotional process. The expert noted that during adolescence, self-esteem is largely dependent on external assessments from others. During exam preparation, schoolchildren may develop a mindset in which test results are perceived as an indicator of their own worth. This increases anxiety and the fear of failure. As the psychologist emphasized, prolonged stress can lead to decreased concentration, memory impairment, sleep disturbances, and general fatigue. These conditions are a sign of nervous system overload and require adult attention. "Stress is the body's nonspecific response to demands. In moderate doses, it mobilizes resources, improves concentration, and enhances performance. However, chronic stress associated with lengthy exam preparation leads to the exhaustion of adaptive mechanisms," she added. Practical recommendations for graduates include maintaining a balanced daily routine, getting adequate sleep, using breathing techniques, and taking short breaks during preparation. These measures help reduce stress and maintain productivity. The specialist paid special attention to the role of family. It's important for teenagers to feel supported, regardless of exam results. Having alternative educational options also helps reduce anxiety and builds confidence in the future. "A child needs to feel that love and acceptance aren't dependent on exam results. Excessive expectations increase the fear of failure. A constructive parental approach is one of partnership, not control," the RSC spokesperson stated. It is also important to create a safe psychological environment within schools themselves: school psychologists should initiate stress-resilience training, teach self-regulation skills, and provide individual consultations to support graduates during the examination period. In conclusion, the psychologist emphasizes that the UNT is an important stage of education, but not a measure of a graduate's worth. Emotional support from school and family, a calm atmosphere, and a balance between preparation and rest help teenagers maintain psychological health, confidently navigate the exam period, and more calmly process the test results.

A briefing was held at the Regional Communications Service on preparation for the Unified National Testing in 2026. At the briefing, adolescent psychologist Fatima Broeva made recommendations that will help maintain the psychological health of students during the exam load. According to the expert, the UNT is perceived as an important milestone in life for teenagers, and they often associate their future with it. Therefore, preparing for the test can be considered a transitional period when a person's behavior is also tested. Experts say that any teenager often evaluates himself based on the words of those around him. When preparing for an exam, some may perceive the test results as their own. As a result, he becomes anxious and makes mistakes. According to the psychologist, prolonged stress can lead to decreased attention, memory loss, sleep disturbances, and fatigue. This condition indicates an excessive load on the nerves. Adults should pay attention to this and not allow the child to become isolated. "Stress is a nonspecific response of the body to the demands placed on it. At a moderate level, it mobilizes resources, increases concentration, and improves performance. However, chronic stress associated with prolonged preparation for exams leads to a weakening of adaptive mechanisms," he said. As a practical suggestion, graduates were advised to pay attention to their daily routine, get enough sleep, practice breathing exercises, and take short breaks during preparation. These things help reduce stress and maintain a person's motivation to work. The expert paid special attention to the role of the family. Regardless of the exam results, a teenager should always be supported and encouraged. "No matter what score a child gets on the exam, they should be treated as they are. You can't have high expectations and rely too much on them. Parents should be like a friend who gives them advice, not a controller," the speaker warned. School psychologists should also conduct stress-resilience training, teach self-control, and provide advice to graduates during exams. In conclusion, the psychologist noted that although the UNT is an important stage in the educational process, it is not an indicator of the personal value of the graduate. Emotional support from the school and family, a calm atmosphere, a balance between preparation and rest allow adolescents to maintain psychological well-being, pass the exam period with maximum confidence, and calmly accept the test results.

The results of the January 2026 UNT (Unified National Testing Center) of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan were announced. Approximately 184,000 applicants participated nationwide, including over 26,000 in Almaty. Most graduates successfully passed the threshold score, and all results and certificates are now available in their personal accounts. Zhumabike Sultanova, head of the Almaty branch of the National Testing Center of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, spoke about the preparations and results of the 2026 UNT (Unified National Testing Center) at a press conference hosted by the Almaty Regional Communications Service. According to the National Testing Center, 75% of participants in the January UNT in Kazakhstan took the test in Kazakh, 25% in Russian, and another 113 chose English. 68% of applicants met the threshold, with an average score of 64 and a maximum of 138. The most popular subject combination was "Mathematics-Physics," chosen by 19.2% of participants. "Biology-Chemistry" came in second with 16.8%, and the "Creative Exam" rounded out the top three with 9.8%. "The January UNT traditionally allows applicants to assess their level of preparation and prepare psychologically for the main testing. We see consistent results and informed subject selection from graduates. All certificates are now available in their personal accounts, and the work of the Republican Appeals Committee is fully completed," noted Zhumabike Sultanova. Applicants could appeal the content of test questions within 30 minutes of completion, or during the test itself if there were technical issues. Approximately 19,000 appeals were submitted, of which appeals regarding two unique test questions were upheld. During the UNT, special attention was paid to creating comfortable conditions for applicants with special educational needs. Across the country, 446 applicants with special educational needs participated in the testing. During the 2026 UNT (Unified National Testing) in Kazakhstan, 320 violations were recorded. A total of 198 applicants were disqualified from the test for attempting to bring smartphones, cheat sheets, and other prohibited items. Another 120 applicants were removed from classrooms for violating rules, and their results were annulled. Following a review of video recordings, the certificates of two applicants were revoked. No false positives were identified. More than 26,000 applicants took the January 2026 UNT in Almaty. Of these, 66% took the test in Kazakh, 34% in Russian, and 33 in English. 72% of participants in the city achieved the threshold score, with an average score of 65 and a maximum of 136. Sixty-one applicants with special educational needs participated in the testing. "In Almaty, we're seeing a fairly high percentage of students passing the threshold, which speaks to the high-quality preparation of our graduates. At the same time, compliance with the rules remains strict and consistent. All testing stages are monitored by video surveillance, and analysis of the recordings will continue until October 31," emphasized Zhumabike Sultanova. During the UNT in Almaty, 40 violations were identified. Twenty-two people were disqualified from the test for attempting to bring prohibited items, and another 17 applicants were removed from classrooms for violating rules. Following a review of video recordings, one certificate was revoked. No evidence of fake participants was found. Following the completion of the 2026 UNT, video recordings will continue to be analyzed nationwide until October 31 of this year. If violations or the use of prohibited items are detected, test results will be annulled.

The results of the UNT for January of this year have been announced at the National Testing Center of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan. About 184 thousand applicants took part in it in the country, and more than 26 thousand people took the test in Almaty. The majority of graduates passed the cut-off score, all results and certificates can be viewed in their personal account. Zhumabike Sultanova, head of the Almaty branch of the National Testing Center of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, reported on how the UNT-2026 was held at a press conference in the Regional Communications Service. According to the National Testing Center, 75% of the UNT in Kazakhstan in January passed in Kazakh, 25% in Russian, and another 113 people chose English. 68% scored the minimum score, the average score was 64 points, and the highest score was 138 points. The most popular subjects were "Mathematics-Physics". It was chosen by 19.2%. In second place was "Biology-Chemistry" — 16.8%, and the top three included "Creative Exam" — 9.8%. "The UNT in January will allow applicants to assess their readiness and psychologically prepare for the test. We have noticed that graduates have stable results and consciously choose subject combinations. All certificates are in a personal account, and the work of the Republican Appeals Commission has ended," said Zhumabike Sultanova. Candidates were able to file an appeal within 30 minutes of the end of the test on the content of the test task, or during the test for technical reasons. In total, about 19 thousand applications were received, including two appeals on unique test tasks that were satisfied. During the UNT, attention was paid to creating favorable conditions for applicants with special educational needs. 446 such applicants took the test in our country. During the UNT-2026 in Kazakhstan, 320 violations were registered. 198 people were disqualified from the test for trying to bring smartphones, cheat sheets and other prohibited items, another 120 applicants were removed from the classroom for violating the rules, and their results were canceled. When checking the video recordings, the certificates of two people were also canceled. It was not revealed that unauthorized persons participated in the test. More than 26 thousand applicants took the UNT in Almaty. 66% of them took the test in Kazakh, 34% in Russian, and 33 people chose English. 72% of participants scored the cut-off score in the city, the average result was 65 points, and the highest score was 136. 61 applicants with special educational needs took the test. "We note that the rate of overcoming the cut-off score in Almaty is significantly higher, which indicates the high-quality preparation of graduates. In addition, monitoring compliance with the rules has also become strict. The entire testing period was monitored by video cameras, and now the analysis of records will continue until October 31," Zhumabike Sultanova noted. During the UNT period, 40 violations were detected in Almaty. 22 people were disqualified from testing for attempting to bring in prohibited items, and another 17 applicants were expelled from the auditorium for violating the rules. As a result of the video review, one certificate was revoked. No facts of the participation of unauthorized persons were recorded. After the completion of the UNT-2026, video analysis across the country will continue until October 31 of this year. If violations of the rules or the use of prohibited substances are detected, the test results will be canceled.

70% of new residents from 43 families belong to socially vulnerable population categories.Among the recipients of apartments in the "Astana" microdistrict of the Kostanay city agglomeration are orphans and children left without parental care, people with disabilities, large families, and single-parent families.The apartments are handed over with finished interior decoration and are fully equipped with all necessary utility networks."The President of the country pays special attention to the development of housing construction. Over the past three years, 1.5 million square meters of housing have been built in the region. Last year alone, 517.4 thousand square meters were commissioned, of which 63.7 thousand square meters were in rural areas. Thanks to this, 5.5 thousand families have improved their living conditions," noted the head of the region, Kumar Aksakalov.In the "Astana" microdistrict, the construction of 10 apartment buildings has been completed over the past year and a half, providing 450 modern apartments. Currently, the construction of another 13 five-story buildings continues. This year, it is planned to begin construction of another 16 apartment buildings.Overall, the microdistrict plans for the construction of 154 apartment buildings, which will provide housing for about 60 thousand people.Furthermore, the "Qostanai Zhastary" program is being implemented in the region, aimed at providing housing for young people. Over the past three years, about 5 billion tenge has been allocated for its implementation, thanks to which more than 340 young families have acquired their own housing. This year, it is planned to allocate another 1.8 billion tenge for providing loans.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1165032?lang=kk

Anti-corruption measures and modern threats discussed at the State Revenue DepartmentA thematic seminar on compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the field of anti-corruption, civil service and the Code of Ethics of civil servants, as well as the prevention of gambling addiction (ludomania, gambling) was held in the Department of State Revenue for the Pavlodar region under the chairmanship of Deputy Head - Ethics Commissioner Marat Beisenov.The event was attended by: Senior operative for particularly important cases, police captain of the Department for Combating Cybercrime of the Pavlodar region Police Department Suindik Kayyrbayev, inspector of the Center for Analysis and Development of Interfaith Relations LLP Daulet Zakaryanov.Marat Beisenov made a welcoming speech, emphasizing the importance of all the issues under consideration – compliance with anti-corruption legislation, principles of professional ethics, cybersecurity, prevention of extremism and gambling addiction – for the effective work of state revenue agencies.The seminar was held for the personnel of the Department and territorial departments of State Revenue.During his speech, Suindik Kayyrbayev elaborated on the most common methods of Internet and telephone fraud. Schemes of messenger fraud, false investment projects, the activities of droppers, as well as the use of "Sim-box" type devices were considered. The participants were given practical recommendations on ensuring digital security and preventing cyber threats.Daulet Zakaryanov highlighted the issues of legal regulation of religious activities, the procedure for conducting religious rituals and ceremonies, the dissemination of religious literature and religious objects. Special attention is paid to the methods of protection against destructive influence on the Internet and the rules of safe behavior in social networks.Following the event, Marat Beisenov instructed to strengthen control over compliance with ethical standards and anti-corruption norms at all levels, to ensure strict compliance with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan on combating corruption, on public service and the provisions of the Code of Ethics of Civil Servants. Attention is also focused on the need to be guided by the principles of legality, ensure the safety of state property and official information, and comply with generally accepted moral and ethical standards both on and off duty.Such events contribute to the improvement of legal culture, strengthening of official discipline and the formation of stable immunity to corruption and other illegal manifestations.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact CenterState Duma of the Pavlodar regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1165048?lang=kk

Dear compatriots! You are invited to participate in the voting at the republican referendum of the Republic of Kazakhstan on constitutional reforms, which will take place on 15 March 2026 at Polling Station No. 424 at the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. All citizens of Kazakhstan aged 18 and above, whether residing permanently or temporarily in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, are welcome to cast their vote. To confirm your participation, kindly provide your full name, ID (Individual Identification Number), and your residential address in Pakistan via WhatsApp at +923127478400 or by email at consul.pakistan@mfa.kz. Embassy Address: House 31, Street 18, Sector F-6/2, Islamabad. Polling Hours: 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.Please ensure you bring your valid passport of the Republic of Kazakhstan with you.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-islamabad/press/news/details/1164929?lang=kk

In modern conditions, the implementation of anti-corruption policy in the state revenue authorities of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a complex, multi-level work aimed at eradicating prerequisites for offenses and the formation of sustainable immunity to corruption. The activities of the agency are carried out in strict accordance with the Concept of anti-corruption policy for 2022-2026 and are based on the principles set out in Article 6 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Combating Corruption”. The main emphasis is shifted from the fight against consequences to deep prevention and systemic elimination of risks.One of the key measures in this area is the large-scale digitalization of tax and customs administration, ensuring transparency of processes and compliance with anti-corruption standards. Implementation of such systems as IS “Taxpayer's Cabinet”, IS “Electronic Invoices”, “ASTANA-1” and “IS KEDEN” allows minimizing the direct contact of officials with taxpayers. The elimination of the “human factor” becomes a decisive tool in reducing corruption risks and simplifying the interaction between business and government.In accordance with Article 8 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Combating Corruption”, an internal analysis of corruption risks is regularly conducted, covering both legal acts and management activities of the divisions. The results of this analysis serve as a basis for adjusting business processes, eliminating legal gaps and strengthening disciplinary liability, which allows preventively blocking opportunities for committing offenses.Special attention is paid to human resources policies and financial controls. The selection process and promotion of candidates is carried out with maximum openness. Transparency of staff income and expenditures is ensured through universal declaration, and strict compliance with the requirements of Article 12 of the Law allows for timely identification and prevention of conflicts of interest.Ideological work to foster an anti-corruption culture is an integral part of the strategy. The Institute of Ethics Commissioners promotes ethical standards and the principle of “zero tolerance” for any form of bribery. Interaction with civil society also plays an important role: the functioning of helplines and front offices helps to involve the population in the monitoring process. A systematic approach not only increases the efficiency of payment collection, but also strengthens public trust in government institutions.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1164936?lang=kk

The staff of the penitentiary probation service in the Abai region held a preventive meeting of the convict with high school students from one of the district schools of the Kokpektinsky district.The event was aimed at preventing offenses among young people and forming a responsible attitude towards choosing a life path.             During the meeting, the 16-year-old convict shared his personal story.:            — After graduating from the ninth grade, I went to college, lived in a dormitory, and made new friends there who suggested that I engage in cell phone theft. So in three months, we stole six phones totaling more than 700 thousand tenge, and spent the proceeds on personal needs. For this, by the verdict of the court, I was placed in a special boarding school with a special regime of the Department of education of the Abai region for a period of one year.          The teenager also spoke about his current situation.:             — I'm currently serving my sentence at a boarding school. There are about ten guys like me between the ages of 12 and 17. They are mostly teenagers who have committed crimes such as theft and robbery. Once upon a time, mothers escorted each of us to school, thinking that we would get an education and become someone they would be proud of. None of them thought that their son would ruin his life like that. When I committed the thefts, I thought I was a minor and would get nothing for it, but it turned out not to be the case. Now I don't think I can learn a profession that I like, and I want you to understand that even in adolescence, any crime necessarily affects the future, deprives opportunities and trust, and most importantly— destroys the dreams of not only the person himself, but also his loved ones.           One of the 10th grade students noted: —                           The story was very instructive. When you hear such a story from a peer, you begin to feel differently about your actions and realize that even a small mistake can have serious consequences.             Damir Aidarov, Head of the Kokpektinsky District Probation Service, emphasized:             — The main purpose of such meetings is not to intimidate teenagers, but to show them the real consequences of illegal actions. We strive to convey to young people that the law and responsibility begin with the personal choice of each person.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/duisabai/press/news/details/1164944?lang=kk

Sincerely congratulate all of you on the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan!Ramadan is a month of spiritual purification and renewal. This month calls humanity to patience and gratitude, forgiveness and mercy, compassion and care. For every Muslim, Ramadan is a special period of self-reflection, self-discovery, and multiplication of good deeds. During such a sacred time, the importance of peace and unity in society, mutual respect and understanding increases.I am confident that in our district, this month will also be marked by charitable events, kind initiatives, and support for those in need. Respect for elders, respect for the youth, and compassion for one another are a common duty for all of us. A country that is united grows stronger and is blessed with abundance.Dear compatriots!May the holy month bring peace and happiness to every home! May your fasts be accepted, and your prayers and wishes be heard. May the light of faith shine in your hearts, may your families be blessed and healthy. May Almighty Allah accept all your good intentions and grant you the rewards and blessings of the month of Ramadan!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-bmalin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1164991?lang=kk

The educational institution was built in accordance with modern requirements, and all conditions have been created for quality education and the development of students' abilities. The building of the previous school, erected in 1962, was in a dilapidated state, so the regional leadership made the decision to construct a new educational institution. Furthermore, the village of Enbek is located near the regional center and is a promising settlement with steady growth."In accordance with the instruction of the Head of State on modernizing school infrastructure in rural areas, a new school has opened in the village of Enbek. Over the past three years, 19 social facilities have been commissioned for the younger generation in the region, including 9 schools, 6 kindergartens, and 3 creativity centers. Two of these schools were built in the Kostanay district," noted the Akim of Kostanay Region, Kumar Aksakalov.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1165004?lang=kk

In the city of Atyrau, thanks to the vigilant and professional actions of servicemen of Military Unit 5546 of the Batys Regional Command of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in cooperation with officers of the Department of the Penal Enforcement System (DUIS), an attempt to deliver a prohibited substance to the territory of a penal system facility was prevented.The incident occurred on 17 February 2026 at 2:05 p.m. at the vehicle checkpoint of the facility.During the inspection of a KamAZ truck, carried out with the use of a service detection dog, servicemen of the inspection group conducted a comprehensive search of the vehicle. As a result of the vigilance and professionalism of the personnel, a package containing a green-colored substance with a specific odor, concealed in a hidden manner inside the glove compartment, was discovered and seized.The service dog named Elsa promptly indicated the possible presence of prohibited content, which served as grounds for a more thorough inspection and the subsequent seizure of the substance.The inspection group included Corporal Nurasyl Abdresh and specialist canine handler Private Almat Duisenov. Their coordinated actions made it possible to promptly stop the attempted illegal delivery of prohibited substances to a restricted facility.At present, an investigation is underway to determine the circumstances of the incident and identify those involved in the offense. The situation remains under the control of the competent authorities.It should be noted that the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, together with the Department of the Penal Enforcement System, conducts systematic work to block channels for the delivery of prohibited items into correctional institutions. Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1164900?lang=kk

The new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan places special emphasis on the protection of the institution of marriage and family. This document clearly states that the institution of the family will be supported at the constitutional level. This norm is an important step towards strengthening the status of the family, which is the main pillar of society, and ensuring its legal protection. The new Constitution considers supporting the institution of the family as an important factor in ensuring stability in society. Constitutional protection of the family will enhance its role in society and strengthen social stability. In addition, the new Constitution provides additional guarantees for the protection of the rights of women and children. This norm will serve as a basis for strengthening the protection of their rights and legitimate interests and increasing the level of social protection. Thus, the new Constitution, supporting the institution of marriage and family at the constitutional level, as well as providing additional guarantees for the protection of the rights of women and children, is an important legal basis aimed at strengthening the stability of society and preserving family values.

The new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan pays special attention to the issue of protecting biometric and personal data of citizens. This document clearly states that biometric and personal data are protected under the Constitution. This norm is an important legal guarantee aimed at ensuring the inviolability of citizens' privacy and protecting their rights. According to the new Constitution, the protection of citizens' personal and biometric data is ensured by the state. This requirement allows to maintain the security of each citizen's personal data and prevent their illegal use. In addition, the Constitution clearly prohibits the illegal collection of information. This norm strengthens compliance with legal requirements in the field of personal data protection and serves as the basis for protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens. Thus, the introduction of norms in the new Constitution to protect biometric and personal data and prohibit the illegal collection of information is an important legal step that ensures the protection of citizens' rights and strengthens digital security.

The new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan pays special attention to the development of science and innovation. This document clearly states that priority is given to the values of culture, education, science and innovation. This norm creates a legal basis for increasing the intellectual potential of the country and the comprehensive development of society. The new Constitution prioritizes the development of culture and education, science and innovation as an important component of the state's strategic direction. This principle will allow for increasing the level of education in society, supporting scientific research, and developing innovative initiatives. In addition, defining the values of science and innovation at the constitutional level is an important decision aimed at ensuring the sustainable development of the country. This norm will serve as a basis for supporting scientific achievements, introducing new technologies, and strengthening national potential. Thus, the priority given to the values of culture, education, science, and innovation in the new Constitution will give impetus to the intellectual and technological development of Kazakhstan and create a solid legal foundation for the country's future sustainable development.