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Kazakhstan's pension system has improved its position in the international Allianz rating 27.03.2025
ANNOUNCEMENT Kazakhstan's pension system has improved its position in the international Allianz rating Leading insurance company Allianz  has released a new edition of the Global Pension Report, containing an analysis of the pension systems of 71 countries using its own Allianz Pension Index (Index), according to which Kazakhstan took 26th position, ahead of Austria, Spain, Chile, Singapore, Hong Kong, China and many other countries (in 2023, Kazakhstan took 34th place out of 75 countries in the Index). The Allianz Pension Index (API) is designed to comprehensively assess the sustainability and adequacy of pension systems. It consists of three sub-indices and takes into account 40 parameters assessed on a scale from 1 to 7, where 1 means the best result. The API index of the Kazakhstan pension system was 3.5 points.According to the first sub-index, which assesses the pace of demographic change, public debt and general standard of living, Kazakhstan's score was 4.1 points (in 2023 - 3.5 points). This indicator is the highest in the UAE (2.3 points), Australia (2.6 points) and Israel (2.9 points).According to the second sub-index, which assesses the sustainability of the pension system, Kazakhstan scored 3.6 points (in 2023 - 3.6 points). The best results in this sub-index are demonstrated by Indonesia, Denmark and Bulgaria (with scores from 2.1 to 2.3), mainly due to the increase in the retirement age and the introduction of funded components in their pension systems. According to the third sub-index, which assesses the extent to which the pension system can provide an adequate (sufficient) standard of living in old age, the Kazakh pension system scored 3.2 points (in 2023 - 3.3 points). Denmark, the Netherlands and New Zealand are the leaders in this rating (with scores from 1.7 to 2.0), have strong funded components of the second and third pillars of the pension system.According to the Report, the average score for all pension systems analyzed was 3.7 points. The country with the best pension system according to Allianz, as in 2023, was Denmark with a score of 2.3 points, followed by the Netherlands and Sweden (2.6 points), then Japan, which displaced New Zealand and took fourth place in the index, scoring 2.7 points, New Zealand scored 2.8 points, Israel - 3 points, Australia, Great Britain, Norway and the USA - 3.2 points each. The lowest positions in the ranking are occupied by the pension systems of Morocco, India, Laos, Malaysia, Sri Lanka (from 4.5 to 5 points). In these countries, the most acute problems are low coverage of the population by the pension system, which is caused by the prevalence of informal employment. The report focuses on population ageing, noting that the latest UN projections show that the number of people aged 65 and over will nearly double over the next 25 years, from 857 million today to 1,578 million in 2050. Falling fertility rates are slowing the growth of the working-age population, and by mid-century there will be 26 people over 65 for every 100 people aged 15 to 64, compared with 16 today. Across the 71 countries analysed, representing 75% of the world’s population, fertility rates range from 0.7 children per woman in Hong Kong to 4.4 in Nigeria. These countries also represent the high and low ends of life expectancy, which averages 85.6 years in Hong Kong and 54.6 years in Nigeria. Dependency ratios (DRRs), which measure the number of people of retirement age per 100 people of working age, vary greatly across countries. In most industrialized countries, the overall DDR is a cause for concern, while in many developing countries, the rapid rate of ageing is a cause for concern. The countries with the fastest ageing rates are Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Saudi Arabia. However, in 2050, the top 20 “oldest” countries in the world will mostly be EU member states: Italy, Spain, Greece and Portugal will have DDRs above 60%. Nigeria, Kenya and Pakistan will have the youngest populations due to still high birth rates and relatively low life expectancy. Allianz experts emphasize that one way to mitigate the impact of demographic changes on the pension system is to supplement the state pension system with a funded element. The Report also notes that the main purpose of a pension system is to protect against the risks of longevity and poverty in old age, and to ensure a decent standard of living in old age. Therefore, when reforming or creating pension systems, policymakers should consider not only their long-term sustainability, but also their adequacy. If public pension systems are unable to provide a decent standard of living in old age, then additional tax-advantaged or state-subsidized pension products, occupational and private pension plans should be available. Countries that need less reform in terms of the adequacy of the pension system are Denmark, the Netherlands and New Zealand, where additional occupational savings plans and private pension provision are already a core element of the pension systems. The adequacy of pension systems is also determined by the income replacement ratio (IRR). The average gross IRR in public pension systems of the analyzed countries is 53%, with rates ranging from 8% in South Africa to 88% in Brazil. The IRR in Kazakhstan by the end of 2024 was 41%. However, the International Labor Organization (ILO) notes that due to pension reforms, the level of pension payments in some European countries threatens to fall below the recommended minimum level of 40-45% of earnings after 30 years of contributions, which confirms the urgent need to strengthen additional funded tiers of pension systems.The Allianz Report asks whether public pension systems are able to cope with demographic challenges in the context of declining birth rates and increasing life expectancy. A comprehensive analysis of pension systems in different countries concludes that systems financed on a pay-as-you-go basis, in which contributions from the working population are used to finance the pensions of current pensioners, cannot guarantee their long-term financial sustainability and a decent standard of living in old age with adequate pension benefits.The challenge is to find a balance between ensuring the sustainability and adequacy of pension systems and creating the necessary conditions for additional funding of pensions through the funded component. In addition, allowing older workers to continue working is also important to keep public pension systems in balance.The report therefore concludes that the “ideal” pension system is the right balance between a public (pay-as-you-go) pension system and a funded pension system. Countries that combine the two are best prepared to cope with demographic change and ensure the sustainability of the pension system and the adequacy of pension benefits in the long term. However, well-functioning labour markets are a prerequisite for the successful implementation of any pension reform, which means increasing the share of formal employment in emerging markets and adapting labour markets to the needs of an ageing workforce in industrialized countries.The Allianz Global Pension Report “Time to Move from Words to Action” fact sheet and the Allianz report on the results of the analysis of the world's pension systems in 2025 are available here: https://www.enpf.kz/ru/indicators/obzory-mezhdunarodnykh-ekspertov/mezhdunarodnye-reitingi UAPF was founded on August 22, 2013 on the basis of GNPF APF JSC. The founder and shareholder of the UAPF is the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan represented by the State Institution Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Trust management of UAPF pension assets is carried out by the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In accordance with the pension legislation, the UAPF attracts compulsory pension contributions, employer’s compulsory pension contributions, compulsory occupational pension contributions, voluntary pension contributions, as well as carries out enrollment and accounting of voluntary pension contributions formed at the expense of the unclaimed amount of guaranteed compensation for the guaranteed deposit, transferred by the organization carrying out mandatory guarantee of deposits, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On mandatory guarantee of deposits placed in second-tier banks of the Republic of Kazakhstan", ensures the implementation of pension benefits. The Fund also carries out accounting of target assets and target requirements, accounting and crediting of target savings (TS) to target savings accounts, payments of TS to their recipients in bank accounts, accounting for returns of TS in the manner determined by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan within the framework of the National Fund for Children program (More details at www.enpf.kz).    Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-aksuat/press/news/details/959968?lang=kk
Nauryz Celebrated with Grandeur at the National Guard Airbase 27.03.2025
A festive event dedicated to the celebration of Nauryz was held at Military Unit 3656 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Service members welcomed this special day with deep respect and reverence, as it symbolizes renewal, unity, and prosperity.One of the highlights of the celebration was the presentation of national traditions. Women of the older generation, wearing traditional headpieces, demonstrated and explained ancient Kazakh rituals, including Körisu (a respectful greeting and expression of good wishes), Tusa keser (the ceremony of cutting a child’s symbolic restraints, marking their first step toward independence), Besikke salu (placing a newborn into a cradle), and Betashar (the unveiling ceremony of a bride’s face).At the end of the event, one of the esteemed participants, Gulnar Apa, shared her impressions:"Today, I saw that our youth not only honor traditions but also strive to understand their deeper meaning. This brings joy and inspiration. We have passed down the wisdom of generations to our defenders of the homeland, wishing them strong health, courage, and unwavering loyalty to their duty. After all, they are the ones guarding the peace and security of our Motherland."These revived traditions, passed down through generations, reminded service members of the depth and centuries-old history of the Kazakh people. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/959945?lang=kk
Kazakhstan's pension system has improved its position in the international Allianz rating 27.03.2025
Leading insurance company Allianz[1] has released a new edition of the Global Pension Report, containing an analysis of the pension systems of 71 countries using its own Allianz Pension Index (Index), according to which Kazakhstan took 26th position, ahead of Austria, Spain, Chile, Singapore, Hong Kong, China and many other countries (in 2023, Kazakhstan took 34th place out of 75 countries in the Index).The Allianz Pension Index (API) is designed to comprehensively assess the sustainability and adequacy of pension systems. It consists of three sub-indices and takes into account 40 parameters assessed on a scale from 1 to 7, where 1 means the best result. The API index of the Kazakhstan pension system was 3.5 points.According to the first sub-index, which assesses the pace of demographic change, public debt and general standard of living, Kazakhstan's score was 4.1 points (in 2023 - 3.5 points). This indicator is the highest in the UAE (2.3 points), Australia (2.6 points) and Israel (2.9 points).According to the second sub-index, which assesses the sustainability of the pension system, Kazakhstan scored 3.6 points (in 2023 - 3.6 points). The best results in this sub-index are demonstrated by Indonesia, Denmark and Bulgaria (with scores from 2.1 to 2.3), mainly due to the increase in the retirement age and the introduction of funded components in their pension systems.According to the third sub-index, which assesses the extent to which the pension system can provide an adequate (sufficient) standard of living in old age, the Kazakh pension system scored 3.2 points (in 2023 - 3.3 points). Denmark, the Netherlands and New Zealand are the leaders in this rating (with scores from 1.7 to 2.0), have strong funded components of the second and third pillars of the pension system.According to the Report, the average score for all pension systems analyzed was 3.7 points. The country with the best pension system according to Allianz, as in 2023, was Denmark with a score of 2.3 points, followed by the Netherlands and Sweden (2.6 points), then Japan, which displaced New Zealand and took fourth place in the index, scoring 2.7 points, New Zealand scored 2.8 points, Israel - 3 points, Australia, Great Britain, Norway and the USA - 3.2 points each.The lowest positions in the ranking are occupied by the pension systems of Morocco, India, Laos, Malaysia, Sri Lanka (from 4.5 to 5 points). In these countries, the most acute problems are low coverage of the population by the pension system, which is caused by the prevalence of informal employment.The report focuses on population ageing, noting that the latest UN projections show that the number of people aged 65 and over will nearly double over the next 25 years, from 857 million today to 1,578 million in 2050. Falling fertility rates are slowing the growth of the working-age population, and by mid-century there will be 26 people over 65 for every 100 people aged 15 to 64, compared with 16 today. Across the 71 countries analysed, representing 75% of the world’s population, fertility rates range from 0.7 children per woman in Hong Kong to 4.4 in Nigeria. These countries also represent the high and low ends of life expectancy, which averages 85.6 years in Hong Kong and 54.6 years in Nigeria. Dependency ratios (DRRs), which measure the number of people of retirement age per 100 people of working age, vary greatly across countries. In most industrialized countries, the overall DDR is a cause for concern, while in many developing countries, the rapid rate of ageing is a cause for concern. The countries with the fastest ageing rates are Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Saudi Arabia. However, in 2050, the top 20 “oldest” countries in the world will mostly be EU member states: Italy, Spain, Greece and Portugal will have DDRs above 60%. Nigeria, Kenya and Pakistan will have the youngest populations due to still high birth rates and relatively low life expectancy.Allianz experts emphasize that one way to mitigate the impact of demographic changes on the pension system is to supplement the state pension system with a funded element.The Report also notes that the main purpose of a pension system is to protect against the risks of longevity and poverty in old age, and to ensure a decent standard of living in old age. Therefore, when reforming or creating pension systems, policymakers should consider not only their long-term sustainability, but also their adequacy. If public pension systems are unable to provide a decent standard of living in old age, then additional tax-advantaged or state-subsidized pension products, occupational and private pension plans should be available.Countries that need less reform in terms of the adequacy of the pension system are Denmark, the Netherlands and New Zealand, where additional occupational savings plans and private pension provision are already a core element of the pension systems.The adequacy of pension systems is also determined by the income replacement ratio (IRR). The average gross IRR in public pension systems of the analyzed countries is 53%, with rates ranging from 8% in South Africa to 88% in Brazil. The IRR in Kazakhstan by the end of 2024 was 41%. However, the International Labor Organization (ILO) notes that due to pension reforms, the level of pension payments in some European countries threatens to fall below the recommended minimum level of 40-45% of earnings after 30 years of contributions, which confirms the urgent need to strengthen additional funded tiers of pension systems.The Allianz Report asks whether public pension systems are able to cope with demographic challenges in the context of declining birth rates and increasing life expectancy. A comprehensive analysis of pension systems in different countries concludes that systems financed on a pay-as-you-go basis, in which contributions from the working population are used to finance the pensions of current pensioners, cannot guarantee their long-term financial sustainability and a decent standard of living in old age with adequate pension benefits.The challenge is to find a balance between ensuring the sustainability and adequacy of pension systems and creating the necessary conditions for additional funding of pensions through the funded component. In addition, allowing older workers to continue working is also important to keep public pension systems in balance.The report therefore concludes that the “ideal” pension system is the right balance between a public (pay-as-you-go) pension system and a funded pension system. Countries that combine the two are best prepared to cope with demographic change and ensure the sustainability of the pension system and the adequacy of pension benefits in the long term. However, well-functioning labour markets are a prerequisite for the successful implementation of any pension reform, which means increasing the share of formal employment in emerging markets and adapting labour markets to the needs of an ageing workforce in industrialized countries.The Allianz Global Pension Report “Time to Move from Words to Action” fact sheet and the Allianz report on the results of the analysis of the world's pension systems in 2025 are available here:https://www.enpf.kz/ru/indicators/obzory-mezhdunarodnykh-ekspertov/mezhdunarodnye-reitingi  UAPF was founded on August 22, 2013 on the basis of GNPF APF JSC. The founder and shareholder of the UAPF is the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan represented by the State Institution Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Trust management of UAPF pension assets is carried out by the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In accordance with the pension legislation, the UAPF attracts compulsory pension contributions, employer’s compulsory pension contributions, compulsory occupational pension contributions, voluntary pension contributions, as well as carries out enrollment and accounting of voluntary pension contributions formed at the expense of the unclaimed amount of guaranteed compensation for the guaranteed deposit, transferred by the organization carrying out mandatory guarantee of deposits, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On mandatory guarantee of deposits placed in second-tier banks of the Republic of Kazakhstan", ensures the implementation of pension benefits. The Fund also carries out accounting of target assets and target requirements, accounting and crediting of target savings (TS) to target savings accounts, payments of TS to their recipients in bank accounts, accounting for returns of TS in the manner determined by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan within the framework of the National Fund for Children program (More details at www.enpf.kz).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-semey/press/news/details/959967?lang=kk
National Dress Day 27.03.2025
March 18 is the fifth day of Nauryznam.Kazakhstanis celebrate National Dress Day. Ulttyk kiim kuni is a day when everyone remembers their ancestors and customs passed down from generation to generation. National Dress Day is not only an opportunity to express your individuality through an outfit, but also a chance to maintain the unity and cultural diversity of Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/upr-ump-kostanay/press/news/details/959926?lang=kk
Итоги работы за 2024 год и проблемные вопросы в сфере деятельности частных нотариусов 27.03.2025
17 марта 2025 года Департаментом юстиции Карагандинской области под председательством заместителя руководителя департамента Д. Дайрабаева проведен семинар с участием председателя Нотариальной палаты Карагандинской области, председателя Дисциплинарной комиссии и частных нотариусов на тему «Итоги работы за 2024 год и проблемные вопросы в сфере деятельности частных нотариусов». В работе семинара приняли участие 250 частных нотаруисов областиSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet-krg/press/news/details/959920?lang=kk
"March invites friends" 27.03.2025
On March 15-16, the VI International Festival of Choreographic Art "Nauryz dostaryn shakyrady" was held in Zhastar Sarayy. The main goal is to preserve and develop the national culture of the Turkic peoples and strengthen international cooperation. 9 children's and youth choreographic groups from Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Kazakhstan and Kostanay region took part in the festival. The organizers of the event were: Akimat of Kostanay region, Akimat of Kostanay city, Department of Culture and Department of Education of Akimat of Kostanay region. At the opening of the festival, Deputy Akim of the city Mazhit Maksutovich Shulenov congratulated all those present. At the closing of the festival, the deputy head of the Department of Culture, Zhusupov Sayat Dauletovich, and the Deputy head of the Department of Education, Danagul Zhappasbayevna Syundikova, congratulated those present and presented diplomas and statuettes to the participants.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-madeniet/press/news/details/959918?lang=kk
"San men Saltanat": Akmola designers presented a new vision of the national style 27.03.2025
The whole country celebrates a special day today — National Dress Day. This holiday recalls the rich heritage of the Kazakh people and provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of traditions that live in every seam, pattern and ornament.On this festive day, the Kokshetau Palace of Culture became a real center of attraction for connoisseurs of traditional culture and ethnodesign at the San Men Saltanat regional festival. The audience was immersed in a journey where each outfit told its own story, conveying the spirit and flavor of the Kazakh people.Victoria Manukyan came to the regional center to present her three unique costumes from Atbasar.She has been sewing stage costumes for over 27 years. In her native land, a woman leads a dance ensemble and a fashion theater "Little Lady"."I brought three models. This is our national costume "Dombira", a women's outfit inspired by a Kazakh yurt with a shanyrak on top of a saukele, as well as a bright colorful costume decorated with ears of grain dedicated to the development of virgin lands," said the designer from Atbasar.The appearance of a new holiday in the calendar of Kazakhstanis - the Day of National Clothes for Victoria Manukyan is of particular importance."This is very important to me because my grandparents were deported to Kazakhstan. Gratitude to the Kazakh people is in our blood. We were brought up on stories of Kazakhs sharing their last piece of bread with us, giving us shelter and the means to live. To be honest, I know and can say much more about the culture, traditions and national dress of the Kazakhs than about my ethnic group," concluded Victoria Manukyan.The festival was not just a display of traditional clothes, but a deep dive into the national heritage. The guests of the event were able to see how centuries-old traditions come to life in the patterns of camisoles, in the exquisite details of the saukele and in the smooth lines of the shapans. Every detail of the costume carried symbols reflecting the history, status and culture of the Kazakh people.Representatives of six districts of the capital region took part in the festival. Each of the designers presented a unique interpretation of the national costume, demonstrating the richness and variety of traditional outfits.The audience watched the fashion show with admiration, where luxurious fabrics, exquisite embroidery and authentic accessories recreated the atmosphere of past eras. The guests noted that the festival has become not just an aesthetic pleasure, but also an important reminder of cultural roots, strengthening a sense of pride in its history.The festival left warm impressions and inspired many participants and viewers to further explore traditional culture. On the eve of the holiday, talented Akmola couturiers were awarded with diplomas and a memorable gift in the form of an astau.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-madeniet/press/news/details/959907?lang=kk
Dear residents of the East Kazakhstan region! 27.03.2025
Dear residents of the East Kazakhstan region! We invite you to participate in the discussion of the draft decision of the Katon–Karagai district Maslikhat dated December 26, 2023 No. 10/134–VIII "On approval of the Rules for providing social assistance, setting the size and determining the list of certain categories of needy citizens" To discuss the NPA, follow the linkhttps://legalacts.egov.kz/npa/view?id=15489861Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-katon-karagay/press/news/details/959905?lang=kk
A regional competition was held in Akmola region "Kazynaly кaria" 27.03.2025
On March 18, 2025, within the framework of the decade of Nauryznam, the regional competition "Kazynaly Karia" was held.The main goal of the competition was to promote traditional family values and respect for older people, preserve the continuity of generations and foster patriotism among young people.The competition, consisting of 4 stages, was attended by 10 representatives of the older generation from different parts of our region. The oldest of the participants turned 80 years old, and despite his golden years, Aubai Durimkhan from the city of Stepnogorsk does not stay away, but lives a busy life.In the video presentation, the contestants talked about their family, family traditions and their hobbies. They presented creative performances and decorative and applied products made with their own hands to the jury and the audience. The elderly participants also showed the tradition of "Bata Beru".The Grand Prix of the regional competition "Kazynaly Karia" was awarded to Aubai Durimkhan from the city of Stepnogorsk.As well as the decision of the jury, the best in the nominations were determined:«Batagoy karia» – Zhaksybai Akhmetov, Sandyktau district;«Danagoy кaria» - Maraltai Yerdenov, Zerendinsky district;«Onerli karia» - Alibek Tasbolatov, Arshalinsky district;«Tagylymdy кaria» - Seidali Sultanov, Stepnogorsk city;«Shezhireli karia» - Amangeldy Aliyakbarov, Egindikol district;«Onegeli кaria» - Altynbai Dzhandarbekov, Burabay district;«Sheber kariа» - Galil Zhanibekov, Birzhan sal district;«Asyl azhe» - Bakytzhan Dusatova, Kokshetau city;«Kadirli karia» - Eginbai Ospanov, Astrakhan region.The winners of the competition were awarded diplomas and cash certificates of the organizing committee.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-madeniet/press/news/details/959901?lang=kk
March 18th is National Clothes day 27.03.2025
Brasilia, March 18, 2025  - Diplomats of the Embassy of Kazakhstan to Brazil celebrated the National Clothes Day of the festive program "Nauryz" in traditional Kazakh costumes.National clothes are an integral part of the cultural heritage of our country!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brazil/press/news/details/959899?lang=kk
Kazakhstan Assumes Presidency of Conference on Disarmament 27.03.2025
Geneva, March 18, 2025 – The Republic of Kazakhstan has officially assumed the Presidency in the Conference on Disarmament. Opening the plenary session, with the attendance of Director General of UN Office in Geneva, Secretary General of the Conference on Disarmament H.E. Ms. Tatiana Valovaya, Permanent Representative of Kazakhstan, Ambassador Yerlan Alimbayev reaffirmed his commitment to lead efforts to advance the work of the Conference in a transparent and inclusive manner. He emphasized Kazakhstan’s dedication to upholding the principles of multilateralism and cooperation in addressing global security challenges.The work of this year's Conference will be centered on the Subsidiary Bodies fostering substantive discussions on pressing global security issues, such as nuclear disarmament, preventing nuclear war, negative security assurances, preventing arms race in outer space, as well as challenges related to the use of AI in military domain and biological security. In this context, the discussion of the initiative of the President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to create an International Agency for Biological Safety and Security is of importance. During Kazakhstan’s presidency, a total of eight meetings of the four Subsidiary Bodies will take place, divided between March and May this year.Kazakhstan looks forward to engaging with all delegations and stakeholders to drive meaningful outcomes in the spirit of compromise and consensus.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-geneva/press/news/details/959898?lang=kk
"Zan men tartip": legal culture among college students is being strengthened in Almaty 27.03.2025
In order to form anti-corruption values among young people, the staff of the Prevention Department of the Anti-Corruption Service of Almaty conducted a lecture "Zan men tartip: Anti-corruption policy". Another meeting was held with students of the College of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, during which the basics of the country's anti-corruption legislation, important aspects of combating corruption, as well as examples of good behavior in society were explained. The participants actively asked questions, shared their thoughts and suggestions, and also took part in an interactive discussion. Special attention was paid to the importance of honesty, openness and fairness in modern society. At the end of the event, the students were told about the work of the free 24-hour Antikor 1424 call center and showed an anti-corruption video.#Law and Order#LAW AND ORDERSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/anticorruption-almaty/press/news/details/959893?lang=kk
Visit to the Museum of Local Lore 27.03.2025
On the eve of Nauryz Meiram, employees of the State Revenue Department for the Akmola region visited one of the largest museums in Kazakhstan, the regional Museum of Local Lore. The museum has a rich collection of ethnographic material of the Kazakh people. These aredishesmadeofwoodandleather,householditems,historicalutensils,nationalclothes, a largecollection of jewelry,medievalcoinsandsilver bowls.The hall of one of the founders of the Kazakh statehood, Abylai Khan, was of great interest. Here, visitors can see areconstruction of hisclothes,correspondencewithRussianandotherrulers.Reconstruction of hisfoldingdombra,whichKhanalwaystookwithhimonhikes…A standdedicated to relationswithChina-reconstruction of letters to the Chineseemperor,vasesandotherhistoricalobjects.Interestingfinds are presentedin the medievalhall– Golden Hordeswords,blades,spearheadsandarrows.Anotheruniqueexhibitis the shapan, handed over by the descendants of ShyngysUalikhanov.Visiting the museum made an unforgettable impression, because its exhibits and artifacts characterize the national culture, ethnographic values and identity of the Kazakh people.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/959883?lang=kk
On the resumption of the operation of the Electronic Invoices Information System 27.03.2025
PRESS RELEASEDear taxpayers,The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan informs that from 5:40 p.m. on March 18, 2025, the Electronic Invoices information system is operating normally. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-abay/press/news/details/959856?lang=kk
About temporary inactivity of the Electronic Invoices Information System 27.03.2025
PRESS RELEASEDear taxpayers,The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan informs that from 12:00 p.m. on March 18, 2025, technical work is being carried out in the Electronic Invoices information system.In accordance with subparagraph 2) paragraph 2 of Article 412 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and paragraphs 64, 65 of the Rules for Registration of agricultural products (Order No. 1424 dated December 26, 2019), taxpayers have the right to issue paper agricultural products, ESF and deposit in the ESF IP:- an invoice issued on paper within 15 (fifteen) calendar days from December 19 March 2025;an accompanying bill of lading for goods issued on paper within 3 (three) business days from March 19, 2025.However, penalties will not be applied.The resumption of access to the ESF IP will be announced additionally.Source : https://www.gov.kz/api/v1/public/content-manager/news/959848
The solemn procession continued with a national dance 27.03.2025
The solemn procession dedicated to the" day of national costume "continued with the National Dance" Kara zhorga". The crowd lined up together and performed melodic movements of the National Dance. This scene proved the unity and strength of the spirit of the Kazakh people, an integral part of our national culture. At the end of the solemn event, the district "Ensemble Of Fathers" and the participants of the parade congratulated the residents of the district on the holiday of Nauryz.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-syrdarya/press/news/details/959829?lang=kk
Control of Drinking Water Quality and Sanitary-Epidemiological Supervision in the City of Kostanay 27.03.2025
On March 17, 2025, a meeting was held at the Kostanay Su State Communal Enterprise with the participation of specialists from the Kostanay City Sanitary and Epidemiological Control Department.Information on the state of drinking water supply in Kostanay for 2024 was presented. Monitoring the quality of water supplied to the population, as well as the sanitary and technical condition of water supply facilities, is one of the main areas of work of the Kostanay City Sanitary and Epidemiological Control Department. The presented information was prepared based on data from sanitary and epidemiological monitoring, the production control program report, the analysis of registered accidents, and citizen complaints.The operation of water supply facilities is regulated by legal and regulatory acts in the field of sanitary and epidemiological safety.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-kalasy-akimat/press/news/details/959824?lang=kk
A solemn parade dedicated to the "day of national costume" was held 27.03.2025
Today, a large – scale solemn parade dedicated to the great day of the nation-the "day of national costume" of Nauryz holiday was organized in the district center. Akim of the district Berik Sarmenbayev, veterans, artists and youth, as well as residents of the district took part in the festive parade. The head of the district congratulated the audience on the "national day of clothing". – I sincerely congratulate you on the day of national costume, which is celebrated as part of the great day of the nation – nauryz meiramy! This holiday is a special day that glorifies the national values inherited from our ancestors and reproduces our historical heritage. The national costume is a reflection of the rich culture, traditions and spiritual values of our people. The Kazakh robe and camisole, saukele and turban are precious treasures, each of which tells about the centuries – old history of our people. Today, we gather in our district for a solemn parade, organized in order to raise the status of the national costume, glorify its beauty and significance. I would like to express my gratitude to all residents of the district for the promotion of our national costume from our ancestors on this holiday! - said Berik Abdygapparovich. During the March, residents of the district showed great activity. Among them were elders and grandmothers, youth and schoolchildren, representatives of art groups and ethno-cultural associations. Veteran of the Great Patriotic War Yahya Tasyrov blessed the audience and congratulated them on Nauryz. The solemn procession started from the Central Square and walked through the main streets of the district. The artists performed folk songs and KUIS, and the rich culture of the Kazakh people was glorified. Each participant dressed in Kazakh National clothes, showed the beauty and variety of Kazakh national costumes to the public. Women wore embroidered kimeshek and saukele, while men wore robes and wore silver belts around their waist. The children were also distinguished by their national costumes.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-syrdarya/press/news/details/959817?lang=kk
Ethiopia will participate in the VIII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions 27.03.2025
Addis Ababa, March 18, 2025 – The Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Ethiopia and Kenya (concurrently), Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the African Union, Mr. Barlybay Sadykov, held a meeting with the Secretary-General of the Inter-Religious Council of Ethiopia, Mr. Like Tiguhan Tagay Tadele.During the conversation, issues of cooperation between Kazakhstan and Ethiopia in the field of interreligious and intercultural dialogue were discussed.Ambassador B.Sadykov acquainted the interlocutor with the policy of interreligious dialogue pursued in Kazakhstan, as well as the upcoming VIII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions, which will be held in Astana on September 17-18, 2025.L.Tadele expressed gratitude for the invitation and confirmed his participation in the upcoming Congress, highly appreciating Kazakhstan's efforts in promoting the ideas of peace, tolerance, and dialogue between representatives of various religions and cultures.At the end of the meeting, the Ethiopian side wished for the successful holding of the VIII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions, noting that this event will become an important platform for constructive dialogue and strengthening global interreligious interaction.For reference: Ethiopia, one of the oldest countries in the world, possesses a rich cultural and religious heritage (Christianity has been practiced since the 4th century, Islam since the 7th century). Today, the country's population exceeds 125 million people, of which 44% are Christians (mainly representatives of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church), 34% are Muslims, and 23% are Evangelicals. In order to unite the main religious groups, the Inter-Religious Council of Ethiopia (IRCE) was established in 2010 – an organization uniting the main religious communities of the country with the aim of maintaining religious freedom, harmony, and well-being. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-addis-ababa/press/news/details/959811?lang=kk
A festival was held within the framework of the day of culture and national traditions 27.03.2025
In the village of Nagi Ilyasov, with the participation of Akim of the district Berik Sarmenbayev, the district festival between rural clubs and houses of culture "Salt-tradition-centuries – old heritage" was held in honor of the "day of Culture and national traditions" of the nauryz decade. The festive event was attended by Abzal Yeraliyev, hero of Labor of Kazakhstan, veteran fathers, white mothers and residents of the village. At the beginning of the festival, the head of the district got acquainted with the exhibition of Kazakh National Crafts "crafts – Asyl murasy of our people" in the lobby of the House of culture. The mayor of the district congratulated the audience on the holiday. -On the initiative of the head of state Kassym – Jomart Tokayev, a new format of Nauryz celebration was approved-the decade of Nauryz. This decade is dedicated to the culture and traditions of our nation. From the words of the Kazakh intellectual Mukhtar Auezov "as the culture of the people grows – its spiritual life flourishes", we understand that culture is the only source of civilization. Culture is the spiritual treasure of the nation, and traditions are the great heritage and life habits of our people, formed over the centuries. Our national values, rooted in the depths of history – our language, religion, art, customs-have been passed down from generation to generation and have reached the present day. Nauryz is a bright holiday of our national culture. A wide Kazakh dinner will be held, adults will be blessed, National Games will be played and performances will be held. All these are good steps taken to ensure that our traditions are not forgotten and reach a new generation. The day of culture and traditions is a special moment that revives the spiritual values inherited from our ancestors and glorifies our national culture. The rich traditions and customs of the Kazakh people are determined by their characteristic features and allow us to deeply understand the meaning of our life. Our task is to preserve these traditions, promote and modernize them for the next generation. May today's holiday bring prosperity, goodness and abundance to all of you! - said Berik Abdygapparovich. During the festival, performances reflecting the essence of the traditions and customs of the Kazakh people were staged, which gave a special spiritual effect to the audience. "In particular, the group "" Altyn kerege "" was able to convey to the audience the ceremony "" Besikke Salu"", the group "" AK bosaga "" the ceremony "" Tusau Keser"", the group "" Shanyrak "" the ritual ""Kyz uzatu"", the group ""tradition shuagi ""the ritual ""Betashar ""and the group ""Kazyna ""the ritual ""Seltetkorer "" and ""Sleepyashar""." At the end of the festive event, the entire group was awarded a "letter of thanks" from the Akim of the district and received a financial prize on behalf of the full partnership "Abzal and K".Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-syrdarya/press/news/details/959800?lang=kk