On November 21, the Subcommittee on Culture and Creative Industries of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs “Atameken” presented the main provisions of the newly adopted amendments on intellectual property. The meeting was attended by members of the Senate and Mazhilis of the Parliament of Kazakhstan, representatives of the Ministry of Justice and the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs.The central innovation is the Unified Digital Platform for Collective Rights Management. It will record the use of works, agreements, and royalty calculations in a single system, ensuring transparency and convenience for both authors and users.According to Vice Minister of Justice Botagoz Zhaxelekova, the platform will make the collection and distribution of royalties fair and transparent.More than 200 representatives of the creative industry, regional chambers, theaters, philharmonics, authors, and businesses took part in the discussion. Participants received detailed explanations on the platform’s functionality and emphasized that digitalization enhances openness and efficiency in the field of intellectual property.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1110490?lang=kk

Astana, November 21, 2025 – Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Alibek Kuantyrov and Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSC NC Kazakh Invest Madiyar Sultanbek held a working meeting with the management of the Hungarian company UBM Group, headed by Chairman of the Board of Directors Akos Varga.During the meeting, UBM Group presented updates on the implementation of its investment projects in Kazakhstan, which include the construction of a premix plant in Almaty Region and a feed mill in Kostanay Region. The investors reported on progress in negotiations with partners, details of establishing joint ventures, preparatory work, and next steps within the agreed implementation schedule of the first phase.Under the first phase, the company plans to invest over 58 million US dollars in the construction of two plants. The production capacity will total 48,000 tons of premixes and 200,000 tons of compound feed per year. The project is oriented toward the markets of Kazakhstan, the EAEU, and China.The company has already signed a joint venture agreement with AsiaAgroFood JSC (KazFoodProducts Group) for premix production and is finalizing negotiations with Eco Broiler Ltd on the construction of the feed mill in Kostanay Region. Discussions are also underway to conclude an Investment Agreement with the Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan.Deputy Minister Kuantyrov emphasized that the UBM Group project would significantly strengthen Kazakhstan’s agro-processing sector, improve feed quality, and reduce dependence on imports. “We see the UBM Group project as an important step toward developing deep agricultural processing and establishing a modern feed industry in Kazakhstan. It is essential that the company is ready to localize technologies and operate on a long-term basis. The government will provide full support to ensure efficient and timely implementation of the project,” he said.Deputy Chairman Varga highlighted that the planned initiative would become Kazakhstan’s first industrial-scale premix producer and the largest feed manufacturer in the country, setting a new benchmark for agricultural processing. “We view Kazakhstan as a strategic partner and are confident that our production will create new opportunities for farmers. Local production of premixes and feed will reduce the cost of livestock products, increase their competitiveness, and ensure stable supply. We are investing in the long-term development of the sector and ready to introduce the best technological solutions,” stated Varga.The parties discussed infrastructure support, land allocation, gas and power connectivity, and subsequent project implementation phases. According to UBM Group’s plan, the first plants are expected to be commissioned in Q1 2027.The company also confirmed its intention to move forward with the second phase, which envisions the construction of two additional feed mills in Karaganda and Turkistan Regions. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1110480?lang=kk

Berlin, November 19-20, 2025 – The Kazakh delegation, led by Deputy Director of the Consular Service Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Daniyar Iskakov, held consultations at the Federal Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany. The German side was represented by Deputy Head of Legal Department and Director for Legal and Consular Issues, Legal Migration and Return Issues of the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, Christian Klein.The consultations focused on a comprehensive review of the current state and future prospects of consular cooperation, the further expansion of the bilateral treaty and legal framework, as well as next steps towards facilitating the visa regime between Kazakhstan and the European Union.The Federal Ministry of the Interior of Germany hosted the inaugural meeting of the Working Group on the Implementation of the Bilateral Intergovernmental Readmission Agreement. The meeting took place within the framework of the Joint Declaration on Cooperation between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Federal Republic of Germany, endorsed on 16 September 2024 by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The Working Group includes representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan and the Federal Ministry of the Interior of Germany.During the meeting, the parties exchanged views on practical modalities for implementing the Readmission Agreement, discussed matters related to bilateral cooperation in the fields of security and migration, and examined opportunities for introducing digital solutions to enhance the efficiency of identification and transfer procedures for persons subject to readmission, as well as to improve the overall management of migration processes.At the conclusion of the visit, both sides reaffirmed their commitment to further advancing cooperation across the full spectrum of consular and migration-related issues, highlighted the importance of maintaining a constructive and dynamic expert-level dialogue, and underscored the steady deepening of the friendly partnership between Kazakhstan and Germany. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1110477?lang=kk

Skopje, November 20, 2025 – Kazakhstan Ambassador Satybaldy Burshakov met with Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Policy and Foreign Trade of the Assembly (Parliament) of North Macedonia Musa Dzaferi.During the meeting in a friendly atmosphere, mutual interest was expressed in further strengthening Kazakh-Macedonian interparliamentary ties.The Kazakh Ambassador acquainted Dzaferi with the political and economic reforms consistently implemented in our country under the leadership of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, and also informed about the competitive advantages of Kazakhstan, noting its resource base and diversified foreign trade, covering neighboring and other countries, including the European Union. In this context, specific ideas and initiatives aimed at expanding economic cooperation in areas of bilateral interest were discussed.Facilitation of the visa regime  for travelers of both countries, promotion of tourism and bringing peoples closer together was mentioned as an important area of further work.Dzaferi welcomed the opening of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Skopje, emphasizing its importance for the activation and development of bilateral multifaceted cooperation between Kazakhstan and North Macedonia.The parties confirmed their desire to strengthen parliamentary ties through bilateral visits by representatives of the foreign affairs committees, as well as parliamentary cooperation groups.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-skopje/press/news/details/1110468?lang=kk

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Comprehensive work continues in the region to upgrade the road network. Repairs are carried out not only in cities, but also in rural areas. This approach is designed to reduce the gap in living standards between rural and urban residents and ensure equal access to high-quality infrastructure.Significant increase in fundingOver the past three years, the amount of funds allocated for road repairs has increased significantly.In 2022, 8.5 billion tenge was allocated for these purposes.In 2023-2024, financing was increased to 20 billion tenge annually.This year, 29 billion tenge has been allocated for the repair of more than 400 streets in 103 settlements, which is 3.6 times more than in 2022.In terms of financing of the road industry, the region is among the leaders of the country, ahead of other regions in some cases up to 9 times.Work in the regional centerSpecial attention is paid to the regional center. In 2024, 8.2 billion tenge was allocated for the repair of streets and courtyards in Kostanay, which is 1.7 times higher than last year and 3.6 times higher than in 2022.Repairs were carried out on 85 streets with a total length of 51 kilometers.Implementation of major infrastructure projectsWork is also underway in the region on the republican road network. On behalf of the Head of State, the implementation of the Center–West project has begun — a new route from Astana through Arkalyk, Torgai and Irgiz with access to the Trans-Caspian International Corridor.The new route will shorten the journey by 560 kilometers and provide transport connectivity to 13 settlements with a population of about 70 thousand people.The repair of the road from Arkalyk to the border with Ulytau region is being completed. At the same time, work is underway to restore the airport in Arkalyk.Results and impact on the economyIn general, 103 billion tenge has been allocated to improve the condition of roads this year, which is 40% more than in 2024 (73.8 billion tenge). A total of 1,300 kilometers of public roads have been repaired.The development of road transport infrastructure is already showing a positive effect. In the first ten months of this year, the volume of road freight increased by 33.9%.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1110434?lang=kk

Brussels, 20 November 2025 – The 22nd meeting of the “Republic of Kazakhstan – European Union” Parliamentary Cooperation Committee (PCC) took place in Brussels. The event coincided with the upcoming milestone anniversary — the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (EPCA) between Kazakhstan and the EU and its member states on 21 December 2015 in Astana. Since then, the document has served effectively as a legal foundation for strengthening the Kazakhstan–EU strategic partnership in political, economic, and cultural-humanitarian spheres, also covering interparliamentary relations.The PCC meeting was co-chaired by Aigul Kuspan, Chair of the Committee on International Affairs, Defense and Security of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Guisi Princi, Head of the Delegation of the European Parliament for relations with Central Asia.Opening the meeting, the co-chairs noted the stable nature of the strategic partnership between the EU and Kazakhstan, emphasizing that in recent years it has reached a qualitatively new level. They jointly highlighted the significant expansion of dialogue between Astana and Brussels on reform issues, economic transformation, and modernization of public administration in Kazakhstan.Special emphasis was placed on the fact that the practical implementation of the EPCA opens new horizons and opportunities for expanding economic cooperation, giving strong impetus to the development of entrepreneurship, investment, and innovation.Princi stressed that the European Union attaches “special importance” to strengthening cooperation with Kazakhstan, which is a “reliable political partner for Europe.” She welcomed the open and substantive dialogue established on a wide range of issues, including current global challenges such as climate change, technological development, sustainable growth, and other aspects.The head of the European delegation positively assessed the reforms being implemented in Kazakhstan, confirming the EU’s readiness to continue supporting the process of institutional transformation in the country.In the context of deepening cooperation in the humanitarian sphere, G. Princi expressed full support for strengthening academic ties, especially between universities and research institutes of Kazakhstan and EU member states, noting the high potential for interaction in this direction.The parties paid special attention to the development of interparliamentary cooperation, which continues to strengthen thanks to regular meetings, exchanges of experience, and direct dialogue between members of parliament. It was emphasized that parliamentary diplomacy plays a key role in building trust, supporting reforms, promoting democratic institutions, and expanding mutual understanding between peoples. The parties expressed their readiness to intensify the work of parliamentary committees, expand thematic exchanges, and strengthen coordination in multilateral formats.Alongside this, participants of the event discussed in detail the development of economic partnership. Kazakhstan is the largest trading partner of the EU in Central Asia, while the European Union is the leading investor in the Kazakh economy. In particular, they reviewed prospects for diversifying trade, developing sustainable supply chains, cooperation in “green” and digital transformation, innovations, and raw materials processing. Special interest was shown in the progress of implementing the Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in critical raw materials, signed between Kazakhstan and the EU in 2022.Together with the European Parliament’s Committee on Transport and Tourism, the current state and prospects for cooperation in the field of transport connectivity were thoroughly examined, including the expansion and modernization of logistics infrastructure, the development of multimodal transportation, and strengthening the potential of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (“Middle Corridor”).In the context of the regional cooperation format “Central Asia – European Union,” the sides discussed interaction in the field of effective water resource management, expansion of transport and economic connectivity, as well as security issues. The parties reaffirmed their commitment to joint work on the sustainable management of natural resources and strengthening regional resilience.The delegations of Kazakhstan and the EU also addressed issues of human rights, the rule of law, good governance, and the mobility of citizens. The importance of continuing systemic reforms in Kazakhstan, developing civil society, and expanding educational programs and academic mobility — including the EU’s “Erasmus+” initiative — was emphasized.At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties expressed satisfaction with the successful outcomes of the decade-long implementation of the EPCA, reaffirming their mutual commitment to further strengthening the strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and the European Union, launching new joint initiatives, and effectively responding to regional and global challenges.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1110379?lang=kk

Olen, Belgium, 21 November 2025 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Belgium Roman Vassilenko held a meeting with Ms. Carolien Willems, CEO of the company Safety Product.During the talks, the parties discussed opportunities for developing cooperation in the field of road safety, introducing innovative engineering solutions and exploring the potential for localizing its advanced technologies in Kazakhstan. The Ambassador noted that Kazakhstan is consistently implementing large-scale reforms aimed at modernising transport infrastructure, reducing accident rates and introducing advanced safety standards, including passive road safety technologies.Special attention was given to the company’s flagship development – the ZIPpole system, a steel energy-absorbing pole designed for lighting, road signs and elements of smart infrastructure. This technology combines durability, corrosion resistance and passive safety, significantly reducing the severity of traffic accidents.Roman Vassilenko emphasized Kazakhstan’s interest in attracting international companies with high-tech solutions for the comprehensive modernization of the national road network. He noted that in 2024 Kazakhstan reached a record volume of work – over 12,000 km of construction, reconstruction and repair of roads, which increases the demand for modern and safe infrastructure solutions.The Ambassador also presented information on favorable conditions available to foreign investors in Kazakhstan, including tax incentives, access to industrial infrastructure and programs to support high-tech manufacturing. “We see great potential in developing cooperation with Safety Product, including localization of passive safety systems and joint research projects,” Mr. Vassilenko stated.In turn, Ms. Willems highly appreciated Kazakhstan’s efforts to enhance transport safety and expressed the company’s readiness for dialogue on possible cooperation – from sharing engineering expertise to localization of production. Safety Product also expressed interest in establishing long-term partnerships with Kazakh organizations, including participation in projects on roadside modernization and the implementation of technologies meeting modern standards.Reference: Safety Product is a Belgian company founded in 2011, specialising in the production of energy-absorbing ZIPpole structures for lighting poles, road signs, surveillance cameras, solar panels and other infrastructure elements. The company’s technology has passed international crash tests, complies with the European standard EN 12767 and is used within the “safe roadsides” concept. ZIPpole manufacturing provides a 25-year warranty and can be localized in partner countries. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1110390?lang=kk

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Manaus, November 20, 2025 - As part of a working visit to the Brazilian state of Amazonas, Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Brazil Bolat Nussupov met with the state's with the Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mario Cesar. The meetings were organized at the invitation of the state government as part of Brazil's presidency of the COP30 climate change conference.During the talks with officials of the Legislative Assembly, several trade and investment projects proposed by the Brazilian side were discussed. Particular attention was paid to mutually beneficial cooperation in agriculture and mining, as well as in forestry and ecology. The Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mario Cesar invited Kazakh companies to cooperate on the basis of the Manaus Special Economic Zone. Ambassador Bolat Nussupov, in turn, invited companies from the state to participate in the «Kazakhstan-Brazil» Business Council, established in 2021 on the initiative of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Brazil on the basis of the Brazilian National Confederation of Industry (CNI) and the Kazakhstan Industry and Export Center «QazIndustry».The Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly supported the initiative to establish partnership relations between the state of Amazonas and one of the regions of Kazakhstan with large forest areas, and also proposed the candidacy of Mr. José Cardoso Netto, a well-known businessman in the region, as honorary consul of our country in the city of Manaus. In addition, the parties agreed to organize a business mission from the state of Amazonas to Kazakhstan with a visit to a potential partner region next year.Regional cooperation is one of the important areas of bilateral cooperation. Currently, partnerships have been established between the Karaganda region and the state of Bahia (2022), the Almaty region and the state of Rio Grande do Sul (2024), and the East Kazakhstan region and the state of Santa Catarina (2025). The Brazilian state of Amazonas is the largest state in Brazil in terms of area, occupying more than 18% of the country's territory. The state has a well-developed mining industry, livestock farming, agriculture, forestry, and fishing.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brazil/press/news/details/1110417?lang=kk

Astana, November 21, 2025 – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held a meeting with Gavin Hill, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kazzinc Holdings LLP, and Zhanat Zhanbotin, CEO of this company.During the meeting, current issues related to the implementation of existing projects were reviewed, prospects for the development of new fields and plans for geological exploration were discussed, as well as issues concerning the further expansion of production capacity and modernization of existing assets.Special attention was paid to sustainable development, compliance with environmental standards, logistics optimization, and ensuring the long-term stability of raw material supplies. The parties also discussed opportunities for attracting additional investment in Kazakhstan’s mining and metallurgical sector, developing human resources, and implementing modern technological solutions.Minister Kosherbayev noted that Kazzinc is among the key players in Kazakhstan’s mining and metallurgical complex, having made a significant contribution to the development of the industry, the modernization of production facilities, and the strengthening of the country’s export potential over many years. He welcomed the company’s plans to expand its presence in Kazakhstan and implement new projects, stressing that the Government will continue to provide the necessary support for stable operations and further investment.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1110378?lang=kk

Astana, November 21, 2025 – The “Otandastar Qory” Non-Profit JSC with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan hosted the first Forum of Compatriot Scientists.The event aimed to engage foreign scientists in the country’s scientific and innovative development and to promote Kazakhstan’s intellectual potential on the international stage. The forum brought together forty scientists from various countries around the world, as well as more than one hundred Kazakhstani researchers and experts. Among the attendees were members of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, representatives of government agencies, higher education institutions, and the media.Opening the forum, Aibek Smadiyarov, Chairman of the Committee for International Information and Official Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, emphasized that the foreign ministry is conducting systematic work to unite compatriots abroad, expand scientific cooperation, and strengthen ties with Kazakhstan. He stated that the first Forum of Compatriot Scientists creates a platform for exchanging experience, generating new initiatives, and making a joint contribution to the country’s development.The event featured plenary sessions and a presentation of the international book publishing competition “Uly Dala” (The Great Steppe).During their presentations, the compatriot scientists presented the latest global achievements in artificial intelligence, nuclear energy, biotechnology, surgery, agriculture, and other sectors. Furthermore, participants proposed a number of practical initiatives for implementing advanced technologies and solutions in Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1110363?lang=kk

Riga, November 21, 2025 – The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan jointly with Industra Bank and the Baltic-Central Asian Association for Economic Development held a business meeting "Kazakhstan-Latvia: Business Bridge 2025/2026".Opening the event, Ambassador Dauren Karipov noted the need to step up efforts to further strengthen trade and economic ties between the two countries, primarily through the implementation of joint projects. In this context, he informed about the economic potential and investment climate of Kazakhstan, as well as the priorities of the country's development outlined by the Head of State.Representatives of the Kazakh side presented the capabilities of the Astana Hub, the AIFC and QazTrade, as well as the dynamically developing Shymkent metropolis. They reported on the existing business environment, mechanisms of state support for foreign investors and exports of Kazakhstani products.The parties discussed a wide range of issues of bilateral cooperation. They emphasized the importance of unlocking the transit and transport potential of the two countries. In this regard, specific proposals have been developed to increase the volume of transit of international goods through Kazakhstan and Latvia, as well as Kazakhstani goods through Latvian ports.An exchange of views took place on the possible expansion of the range of supplies of Kazakh products to the Baltic region, the establishment of IT cooperation and technology exchange. A separate section was devoted to regional cooperation, as well as initiatives in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors.Kazakhstan was represented by the City Council of Shymkent, “QazTrade”, “Astana Hub”, the Astana International Financial Centre, the Union of Transport workers of Kazakhstan “Kazlogistics” and etc.The event was attended by 80 representatives of the Latvian business community, including the Freeport of Riga, the Freeport of Liepāja, the Freeport of Ventspils, as well as Olpha AS, SIA Sonora, Latvijas Pasts, SIA Bio-Venta, and Stena Line, SIA Uzvara-Lauks, AS Dobeles Dzirnavnieks, and the investment fund “The Untitled”.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riga/press/news/details/1110344?lang=kk

Strasbourg, 17-19 November 2025 – The Council of Europe headquarters hosted 76th meeting of the European Steering Committee for Youth and the 53rd meeting of the Joint Council on Youth, organized by the Council of Europe’s Youth Department. Kazakhstan was represented by Mr. Valikhan Bakhretdinov, President of the Public association “Kazakhstan-EU Gateway”.During the meetings the key reforms in national youth policy, including recent amendments to the Law on Youth Policy and the implementation of the National Youth Policy Development Concept were presented.Officials of the Council of Europe highly valued Kazakhstan’s active engagement and expressed readiness to further enhance cooperation, including strengthening ties with youth resource centres. The discussions also focused on the involvement of young people in climate action, the development of joint initiatives between Europe and Central Asia, and efforts to improve political literacy among young people in Kazakhstan.The sides explored opportunities for new joint projects in the field of youth policy.During the plenary session, Mr. Bakhretdinov was re-elected for a new two-year term as a member of the Bureau of the European Steering Committee for Youth, reflecting the recognition of Kazakhstan’s growing international profile and its constructive contribution to youth cooperation.Participants reaffirmed their appreciation for the current level of cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Council of Europe and expressed their readiness to further strengthen collaboration to promote democratic values, human rights, and the rule of law.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-strasbourg/press/news/details/1110320?lang=kk

     The regional Prosecutor's Office pays special attention to improving the legal literacy of young people, who are the future of our country.For this purpose, employees of the prosecutor's office and veterans regularly meet with school students, conduct lectures and conversations, answer questions of concern to the younger generation.     Statistics show that today over 60% of offenses are committed by college students.In this regard, within the framework of the "Law and Order" Concept, prosecutors in 6 colleges of the regional center (Ust-Kamenogorsk Multidisciplinary College of Technology, Ust-Kamenogorsk College of Construction and Technical College, Ust-Kamenogorsk College of Technology and Service, College of Transport and Life Safety, K. Nurgaliev Higher College, Ust-Kamenogorsk Multi-profile College) conducted meetings with students under the auspices of "Youth and the law: prevention of juvenile delinquency". More than 500 students took part in the event.The main message of such meetings is to involve and encourage young people to observe law and order.     The conversation with the students took place in a live dialogue format, where the prosecutors brought to the audience the consequences of current problems of society and crimes such as bullying, ludomania, fraud, drug addiction, etc.During the dialogue, the students received comprehensive answers and clarifications to their questions. In general, the meetings received positive feedback from the students.Such events contribute to the formation of a legal culture among young people and create a trusting dialogue between government agencies and teenagers.The regional Prosecutor's Office will continue its work in this area. Prosecutor's Office of the East Kazakhstan regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/prokuratura-vko/press/news/details/1110327?lang=kk

Kazakhstan is rightfullyproud of itscenturies-old historyandmultifacetedculturalheritage.InKokshetau, on the occasion of the110thanniversary of Hero of the SovietUnionMalikGabdullinandNationalCurrencyDay, employees of the StateRevenueDepartment of theAkmolaregiontookpartin the republicanscientificconference"GylymTanym.Zhady Museum.Urpaktarsabaktastygy".During the event, which was attended by Deputy akim of the region Altynai Amrenova, Malik Gabdullin's students Ualikhan Kalizhanov and Serik Negimov, the public, faculty and cadets of the Academy of Civil Protection and batyr's relatives, an exhibition of coins of prominent personalities of Kazakhstan was held.The conference highlighted the work of Malik Gabdullin, which vividly and profoundly reveals the features of the Great Steppe – its versatility and originality. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1110299?lang=kk

“The akim of the Batyr rural district and the deputy akim carried out explanatory work for the village residents on obtaining a 2.5% loan within the framework of the Aуыл Аманаты program.”Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mangystau-munaily-batyr/press/news/details/1110315?lang=kk

On November 19, 2025, archivist of the Rudnу City State Archive A.M. Khayetova conducted a training seminar for employees of the Rudny city Department for Population servicesfil NAO "State Corporation "Government for Citizens" in Kostanay region on the provision of public services "Issuance of archival certificates, copies of archival documents or archival extracts" through the portal "Electronic Government" and compliance with anti-corruption legislation. She brought to the attention of the specialists present the procedure for the provision of public services, explained the procedure for processing requests on the e-Government portal for confirmation of work experience and salary. In order to eliminate corruption risks, she recommended that anti-corruption legislation be observed and that recipients be given the opportunity to receive government services independently, including in the field of archival affairs, through the E-Government portal.  There were 15 people present.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-rudnyi-kalasy-akimat/press/news/details/1110273?lang=kk