Last year, in a number of regions there were instances of calls for separation from the country in favor of certain individuals. In accordance with paragraph 2 of Article 2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the sovereignty of the Republic extends to its entire territory. The state ensures the integrity, inviolability and inalienability of its territory. Article 180 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan provides that propaganda or public calls for violation of the unitarity and integrity of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the inviolability and inalienability of its territory or the disintegration of the state, as well as the production, storage for the purpose of distribution or distribution of materials of such content are punishable by a maximum of imprisonment for a term of ten to fifteen years with or without deprivation of citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In the Republic of Kazakhstan, human rights and freedoms are recognized and guaranteed. Citizens, by virtue of their citizenship, have rights and bear responsibilities. The exercise of human and civil rights and freedoms must not violate the rights and freedoms of others, encroach on the constitutional order and public morality - Article 12 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In addition, the above article has no statute of limitations (Article 3, Part 1, Clause 39 and Article 71, Part 6 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan).

Last year, there were cases of calls for secession from the country in favor of individuals in a number of regions. In accordance with paragraph 2 of Article 2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the sovereignty of the Republic extends to its entire territory. The state ensures the integrity, inviolability and indivisibility of its territory. Article 180 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan states that propaganda or public incitement to violate the unity and integrity of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the inviolability and indivisibility of its territory, or the disintegration of the state, as well as the preparation, incitement, storage or distribution with the aim of distributing materials of such content, is punishable by deprivation of liberty for a term of ten to fifteen years with or without deprivation of citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Human rights and freedoms are recognized and guaranteed in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Citizens have rights and bear duties associated with their citizenship. The exercise of human and civil rights and freedoms must not violate the rights and freedoms of other people, nor undermine the constitutional order and public morality - Article 12 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In addition, the above-mentioned article has no statute of limitations (Part 1 of Article 39 and Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of Article 71 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan).

Astana, September 2, 2025 – Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Arman Issetov held a meeting with the delegation of the Federal Parliament of Belgium headed by the Chair of the Central Asia Friendship Group, member of the Flemish Parliament Stephanie D’Hose, during their visit to Kazakhstan.Deputy Minister Issetov highlighted the importance of strengthening cooperation between Kazakhstan and Belgium on bilateral and multilateral levels, including within the framework of the European Union and other international platforms.During the meeting, the parties exchanged views on current areas of cooperation as well as upcoming bilateral activities.The parties expressed common interest in further strengthening interparliamentary ties and enhancing mutually beneficial economic partnership and further broadening business contacts between the two countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1060811?lang=kk

Kazakhstan hosts the annual republican charity event "Road to School", which is traditionally supported by employees of the Department of State Revenue in the Akmola region.The purpose of the event is to provide support to children from large and low–income families before the start of the school year.As part of the campaign, assistance was provided to a first-grade student of the Malik Gabdullin multidisciplinary gymnasium No. 3 in Kokshetau, for whom a backpack, tracksuit, sneakers, shoes, and other necessary items were purchased.We would like to wish the first-grader success in the process of mastering knowledge, good luck, vigor and health, true friendship and the joy of discovery!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1060799?lang=kk

The collection of the Mukhamedjan Tynyshbayuly Historical and Local Lore Museum in the Zhetysu region has been enriched with new exhibits. A resident of the Yeskeldy district, Aldabergen Yesenamanov, donated unique archaeological artifacts to the museum's collection, which were discovered in the village of Bigash. Among them, special attention is given to stone whetstones dating back to early historical periods, a bronze knife and a bronze mouthpiece, arrowheads, copper coins, and buttons. These relics are a valuable heritage of the steppe civilization, telling the rich history of Zhetisu. The good deeds of citizens who honor the nation's history and pass its legacy to the museum for future generations serve as an example to many. As a result, the spiritual values of the nation continue to be revived without losing their significance. The newly accepted artifacts will later be displayed in the museum’s exhibition.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zhetysu-archive/press/news/details/1060802?lang=kk

Dear taxpayers of the Yesilsky, Zhaksynsky and Zharkainsky districts!On September 03, 2025, at 10.00 a.m., a regional seminar will be held to explain the provisions of the new Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The event will be attended by representatives of the Department of State Revenue for the Akmola region, who will talk about the main changes in tax legislation and answer your questions.📍Venue: Yesil, Gagarin str., 1 GKP “Yesilsky district House of Culture”  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1060760?lang=kk

The online census period for agricultural enterprises has been extended until September 20. All legal entities, peasant and farm enterprises, as well as individual entrepreneurs engaged in agriculture can complete the census on the website sanaq.gov.kz. According to the Bureau's register, the census should cover 22 thousand large enterprises and 271 thousand peasants, farms and individual entrepreneurs. In August, 574 thousand respondents took part in the online census. Of these, more than 245.7 thousand were representatives of agricultural structures, about 328 thousand were households. "The online census period showed good results. According to preliminary data, 84% of agricultural entities participated in the survey via the site. It should be noted that the general list also includes enterprises and farms that have been inactive for a long time, but are registered. There are also entities whose contact details are not up-to-date. In addition, some respondents were unable to complete the census on time due to their employment. The additional 20 days will allow them not to be left out of such an important state campaign," said the head of the Bureau, Maksat Turlybayev. Recall that the online census period began on August 1 and was supposed to end on August 31. The second phase, during which interviewers will visit households, will take place from September 20 to October 20. For all questions related to the agricultural census, you can call the 1446 call center from 9:00 to 21:00 or write to the Sanaq myrza chat bot located on the census website.

Astana, August 27, 2025 – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan hosted the regular meeting of the subgroup under the Consultative and Advisory Body “Dialogue Platform on the Human Dimension”, dedicated to the protection of children’s rights in the digital environment and prevention of domestic violence.The event was attended by the Deputy Chairperson of the Human Rights Commission under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, representatives of the National Center for Human Rights, relevant ministries, Kazakhstani human rights NGOs, representatives of civil society, as well as the guests from the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and the United Nations Development Programme.In her opening remarks, Ambassador-at-Large of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, Alua Nadirkulova, emphasized that, following the mandate of the President of Kazakhstan, large-scale legislative and strategic measures are being implemented to protect children’s rights. Measures have been introduced to toughen penalties for crimes against children and to establish administrative liability for bullying of minors.Special attention was given to the new Law “On the Rights of Women and the Safety of Children”. UN Women Kazakhstan Senior Adviser, and the first representative from Central Asia elected to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), Madina Jarbussynova, noted that the adoption of this Law is a historic step toward building a safe society. She also announced the establishment of the Central Asian Alliance on the Elimination of Gender-Based Violence, uniting five countries of the region with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, UN Women, and the European Union.On the issue of protecting children in the digital environment, Deputy Chairperson of the Committee for the Protection of Children’s Rights of the Ministry of Education of Kazakhstan, Yulia Ovechkina, presented new approaches: the introduction of a new subject “Global Competencies” for grades 5-9, which includes modules on media literacy, as well as awareness-raising campaigns such as “Cyber Tumar” and “Parental Control.” These initiatives aim to foster safe online behavior among children and strengthen parental engagement in digital upbringing.Regarding the second topic, Senior Inspector of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan, Galiya Otepova, reported that following the adoption of the above-mentioned Law, the number of homicides decreased 2-3 times, while cases of serious bodily harm within families declined by 25%. She also presented the Kazakhstani Standard for Domestic Violence Risk Assessment, developed on the basis of the international ODARA project (Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment). This tool makes it possible to identify individuals at high risk of reoffending and provides for mandatory psychological assistance for aggressors.At the conclusion of the meeting, participants underlined that the practical implementation of new legislative initiatives, along with the joint efforts of the state, civil society, and international partners, play a key role in strengthening the human rights protection system in Kazakhstan.For reference: The Human Dimension Dialogue Platform was established in 2013 at the initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The platform serves as an effective mechanism for fostering dialogue between the state and civil society. It provides a space for discussing pressing human rights issues, with the participation of observers from international organizations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-pretoria/press/news/details/1060701?lang=kk

On 08/29/2025, the State Revenue Department for the Shemonaikhinsky district held an open day for entrepreneurs to clarify the norms of tax legislation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1060707?lang=kk

Tianjin, People’s Republic of China, 1 September 2025 - In his address, the Head of State expressed gratitude to President Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China for the excellent organization of the summit and the warm hospitality extended in the historic city of Tianjin.“Allow me to congratulate you, esteemed President Xi Jinping, on China’s successful chairmanship of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Kazakhstan highly values China’s consistent policy aimed at strengthening security, stability, economic cooperation, and cultural and humanitarian ties within the SCO framework. We attach great significance to today’s summit, which takes place on the eve of two historic anniversaries: the 80th anniversary of China’s heroic victory over Japanese militarism and the 80th anniversary of the great victory in World War II. These milestones must serve as an eternal reminder to humanity of the need for unity and solidarity in pursuit of the well-being of people across all continents, the prevention of historical distortion, and the education of younger generations in the spirit of patriotism and true values,” said the President.He stressed that the SCO is rightfully recognized by the international community as an effective, influential, and highly relevant international institution.“Kazakhstan fully supports the SCO’s key objectives: an equitable multipolar world order, security and stability, non-interference in the internal affairs of states, recognition of their sovereign right to development, fair international trade, and mutually beneficial investment cooperation. The Organization’s priorities serve the noble goal of ensuring prosperity, security, and sustainable development for our peoples in a new technological era. Firmly committed to the principles enshrined in SCO’s founding documents, Kazakhstan considers joint efforts to combat the ‘three evils’—terrorism, separatism, and religious extremism—as particularly timely. We advocate for further strengthening of the ‘Shanghai Spirit,’ which has become a symbol of international solidarity in the interests of global peace and security,” President Tokayev emphasized.He went on to outline his vision for the Organization’s future priorities, naming the strengthening of strategic partnership and mutual support as the first priority.“In the face of escalating geopolitical conflicts, technological competition, financial and economic sanctions, as well as environmental and man-made disasters, the SCO must become a permanent platform for broad political dialogue, trust-building in the international community, humanitarian cooperation, and intercivilizational dialogue. In this regard, we welcome President Xi Jinping’s initiatives on global development, global security, global civilization, and global governance. We consider the full implementation of the SCO’s new ten-year development strategy, which we are adopting today, to be of paramount importance,” the Head of State said.President Tokayev also underscored the importance of enhanced cooperation in security, noting that this is becoming a top priority in light of rising international terrorism, religious extremism, drug trafficking, illegal migration, cybercrime, and other destabilizing trends.“Such threats to international security, including the ‘three evils,’ can only be overcome through joint action. Kazakhstan therefore supports the establishment of four SCO centers to counter security challenges and threats. We also see value in deepening engagement between the SCO and the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA). We call on SCO member states to continue providing humanitarian and technical assistance to Afghanistan to support its recovery and integration into regional and economic processes. Kazakhstan has already launched infrastructure and logistics projects in Afghanistan to enhance connectivity among SCO states. In early August, with the participation of the UN Secretary-General, the UN Regional Center for Sustainable Development Goals for Central Asia and Afghanistan was officially opened in Almaty. We propose that SCO member states jointly utilize this Center’s potential to coordinate efforts and strengthen regional cooperation across all priority areas,” the President stated.The Head of State highlighted the critical importance of advancing trade, economic, and investment cooperation, reaffirming Kazakhstan’s opposition to the use of sanctions as a tool of pressure.“Since the SCO’s establishment, our countries’ contribution to global GDP has doubled, reaching 30 percent. Intraregional trade continues to grow, amounting to over 650 billion US dollars in 2024. Kazakhstan’s trade turnover with SCO countries also shows steady growth, nearing 70 billion US dollars last year. We support China’s initiative to establish an SCO Development Bank and are ready to participate in this promising project. Furthermore, we propose setting up an SCO Investment Support Office at the Astana International Financial Centre to facilitate major investment projects and bring together legal, consulting, and financial services,” said President Tokayev.Another priority he identified was the strengthening of transit and transport cooperation, noting the immense potential of the Belt and Road Initiative, supported by more than 150 countries.“This global project could generate up to 1.5 trillion US dollars annually for participants in trade and logistics operations along the Belt and Road routes. Additional opportunities lie in the North–South and East–West transport corridors, as well as the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route. A promising new initiative is the ‘Trans-Altai Dialogue,’ designed to fully unlock the potential of the Altai region—a unique space in terms of geography, population, and economic strength, encompassing Kazakhstan, Russia, China, and Mongolia. To realize these ambitious plans, our countries must continue to develop transport connectivity and jointly address transit tariff strategies. This topic could feature on the agenda of discussions among port and logistics leaders at the upcoming first SCO Forum in November in the city of Aktau,” the President noted.He further underlined the urgent need to intensify cooperation in high technology and digitalization. According to him, this area has become particularly pressing, with the global artificial intelligence (AI) market projected to reach 5 trillion US dollars by 2033, accounting for 30 percent of the global technology industry.“Progress in this field is outpacing other strategic sectors. I am convinced that the SCO can become a global leader in the accelerated development of artificial intelligence. Kazakhstan therefore supports China’s proposal to establish a Global Organization for AI Cooperation and stands ready to contribute. We also advocate for practical collaboration across the entire digital agenda, including the introduction of smart solutions in industry, healthcare, logistics, and urban governance,” President Tokayev said.As a practical step in this direction, he proposed establishing an SCO Expert Forum on Artificial Intelligence to be held regularly across member states.“The first such meeting could take place in Astana within the framework of the respected Digital Bridge Forum. Furthermore, in 2027 Kazakhstan intends to host a High-Level Conference on ‘Artificial Intelligence for SCO Economies.’ Already next year, we are prepared to welcome SCO media representatives for discussions on information policy challenges in the new technological era,” President Tokayev added.Another priority he highlighted was environmental cooperation.“Climate challenges know no borders and cause damage to many states and regions around the world. It is essential to jointly develop effective strategies to address real threats such as desertification, drought, shrinking water bodies, melting glaciers, and other environmental issues. We therefore propose establishing an SCO Water Research Center in Kazakhstan,” the Head of State said.He also reminded participants that next year will mark the 25th anniversary of the SCO.“It is crucial to approach this milestone thoughtfully and constructively, ensuring tangible, meaningful results for our peoples. Once again, I express my deep gratitude to President Xi Jinping for his tireless and productive efforts in promoting the constructive values of the ‘Shanghai Spirit.’ I am confident that this summit will be remembered as a successful forum that adopted concrete decisions, which will undoubtedly strengthen the SCO’s potential,” President Tokayev concluded.In closing, the Head of State wished success to the Kyrgyz Republic and its President Sadyr Japarov as they assume the next SCO chairmanship.During the session, addresses were also delivered by President Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India, President Alexander Lukashenko of the Republic of Belarus, President Masoud Pezeshkian of the Islamic Republic of Iran, President Sadyr Japarov of the Kyrgyz Republic, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation, President Emomali Rahmon of the Republic of Tajikistan, and President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of the Republic of Uzbekistan.The session concluded with the signing of the following documents:The Tianjin Declaration of the Council of Heads of State of the SCO;A decision of the Council of Heads of State on the adoption of outcome documents, including:– The SCO Development Strategy to 2035;– The Cooperation Program of SCO Member States to Counter Extremist Ideology for 2026–2030;– The Roadmap for Implementing the SCO Energy Cooperation Development Strategy to 2030;A decision to grant the Lao People’s Democratic Republic the status of SCO Dialogue Partner;A decision to grant the SCO observer status with the Commonwealth of Independent States;A decision on the new “SCO Partner” status;A decision to designate Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyz Republic, as the SCO Cultural and Tourist Capital for 2025–2026;A decision authorizing the SCO Secretary-General to sign:– A Protocol to the Agreement between the SCO and the Government of the People’s Republic of China on the Conditions of the SCO Secretariat’s Presence in China (dated June 17, 2004);– A Memorandum of Understanding between the SCO Secretariat and the Roscongress Foundation;A decision to approve annual reports, including:– The Report of the SCO Secretary-General on the Organization’s activities over the past year;– The Report of the SCO Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure on its activities in 2024;An Agreement on the establishment of an SCO Anti-Drug Center;An Agreement on the establishment of a Universal SCO Center to Counter Security Challenges and Threats;A Statement marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the founding of the United Nations;A Statement on strengthening cooperation in the digital economy;A Statement on sustainable energy development;A Statement on cooperation in green industry;A Statement on advancing international cooperation in artificial intelligence;A Statement in support of the multilateral trading system;A Statement on addressing the world drug problem;A Statement on scientific, technical, and innovation cooperation;A Statement by authorized ministries and agencies on strengthening investment cooperation for sustainable development;A Protocol to the 2004 Agreement on the Conditions of the SCO Secretariat’s Presence in China.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-pretoria/press/news/details/1060731?lang=kk

In Institution No. 50 of the Department of the North Kazakhstan region, one of the inmates proved that even in difficult circumstances, it is possible to find the strength to change one’s life.While serving her sentence, she did not waste time — she completed training in the specialty of “seamstress.” From the very first classes, she showed herself to be a responsible and talented student: her works were distinguished by quality and speed. The staff of the institution noted that she always strived for perfection.As a child, the woman dreamed of becoming a fashion designer, but life turned out differently. It was within the walls of the institution that she regained her purpose and confidence. After receiving her profession, she began working as a seamstress inside the institution.When the long-awaited day of release came, the staff spoke with her and supported her desire to move forward. These words became the push she needed to fulfill her childhood dream.After her release, she got a job at an atelier, where she gained her first professional experience in freedom. Some time later, she decided to open her own business. Today, she has a team of like-minded people, and together they create custom-made clothing.This woman’s story is just one example of how education and work become the key to successful reintegration. At present, 622 inmates are employed in institutions of the North Kazakhstan region. There are 16 individual entrepreneurs and LLPs operating on their basis, creating additional jobs.By the new academic year, 240 inmates across the region were enrolled in 11 specialties. Among the most in-demand and unique professions are seamstress, construction specialties, as well as beekeeping and landscape design.These figures confirm: education and work in the institution help people not only to acquire a profession but also to find their place in life after release.“Profession gives a chance for a new life. The main thing is to believe in yourself and make use of the opportunities provided by the state. Then past mistakes can become the beginning of a new story”,- says the former inmate.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/duissko/press/news/details/1060687?lang=kk

On the first day of the school year, a modern new school with the state language of instruction, built according to the Keleshek Mektepteri National Project, opened its doors to schoolchildren in the village of Kushmurun, Kostanay region.Secondary school No. 1 in the village of Kushmurun for 300 places, for the construction of which 3.5 billion tenge was allocated, creates high-quality conditions for a successful educational process for children.Classrooms are equipped with interactive equipment that meets international requirements and allows teachers and students to use artificial intelligence in the development of scientific papers and create virtual experiments.Akim of the region Kumar Irgibaevich Aksakalov warmly congratulated the students, parents and staff at the ceremony."The opening of a new school is the long-awaited joy of parents and the fulfillment of childhood dreams!It is gratifying that the school begins its history in the year of the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the country's Constitution, as well as the 190th anniversary of the birth of the Kazakh scientist, historian, ethnographer and educator Shokan Ualikhanov.I am sure that this will become a solid foundation for the formation of true patriotism and active citizenship among schoolchildren.I wish the students and the staff great achievements and high results," he said.The school has 24 classrooms. The physics, chemistry, and biology classrooms with educational laboratories for biotechnology and nanotechnology, a robotics classroom and computer labs, and a STEM laboratory are equipped with modern equipment.The new workshops "Culture at Home", equipped with modern machines, and "Design and Technology" with sewing equipment, a cooking room will help students acquire the necessary skills for adulthood.The spacious gym is fully equipped with sports equipment, and the choreography room is ready to host young dancers.For the comprehensive development of students and the active work of teachers, there is an assembly hall, a modern library with a reading room and cozy coworking areas.  All this is aimed at improving the quality of students' knowledge, revealing their abilities and talents, and developing the scientific and creative potential of the younger generation.Schoolgirl's mother Balgyn Ermagambetova shares her emotions: "Today we witnessed a special moment that filled our hearts with joy. Previously, our school was located in the building of the old military hospital. Now I know that in this new, modern educational institution, my daughter will be able to achieve high results and boldly enter adulthood!"It should be recalled that this is the fifth school opened in the region as part of the Keleshek Mektepteri National Project and the second one opened in the village.  In total, according to the project, 6 schools with 4,500 places will be opened in the region.This will solve the problem of the shortage of student places in the region, create all the necessary conditions for the comprehensive development of a new generation of Kazakhstanis.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1060662?lang=kk

 Aigul Kozhanova, the chief specialist of the Audit Department, was taken on a well-deserved rest at the Department of State Revenue in the Akmola region.For more than 28 years, Aigul Kairvalikyzy worked in the state revenue authorities, during which time he established himself as a competent and competent specialist. She started her work as a tax inspector of the Department of other income of the Tax Committee in Stepnogorsk.In March 2004, she was transferred to the Tax Committee of the Akmola region.For exemplary performance of her official duties, she was awarded the badge "Excellent Student of State Revenue authorities", has certificates of Honor and letters of appreciation from the State Revenue Committee and the State Revenue Department for the Akmola region.Dear Aigul Kairvalikyzy! Please accept my sincere congratulations on the significant date of retirement!We wish you good health, long life, prosperity and good luck!  With best wishes, the staff of the Department of State Revenue in Akmola regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1060673?lang=kk

The Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan conducted a large-scale survey from July 11 to August 12 of this year. 8,000 people over the age of 18 from 17 regions and the cities of Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent participated in it. The social survey showed that respondents have great trust in the institution of the President: 82.4% of citizens express strong support for Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The highest level of support is shown by Kazakhstanis aged 18-29 (90.3%). Next in line are those aged 30-45 (82.4%), 46-60 (78.6%), and those over 61 (77.8%). Rural residents have slightly higher levels of trust than urban residents (84.9% and 80.9%, respectively). Regardless of income level and employment characteristics, respondents' levels of trust are similar. The most supportive of the president are: education workers (89.6%), healthcare professionals (84.5%), civil servants (87.1%), law enforcement officers (96.9%), representatives of the agricultural sector (86.2%), science (85.7%), and culture and art specialists (85.9%). The results of the survey clearly show that trust in the President is at a consistently high level among the country. This, in turn, proves the effectiveness of the current state policy for citizens.

The Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan conducted a mass survey of the population from July 11 to August 12 this year. The sample size was 8,000 respondents. Respondents over 18 years of age from 17 regions and cities of national significance Astana, Almaty and Shymkent took part in the survey. According to the sociological survey data, respondents noted a high level of public trust in the institution of the president. The head of state consistently occupies a leading position in the rating – 82.4% of citizens trust President Tokayev. Young people aged 18-29 trust the Head of State the most (90.3%). Next come the age groups 30-45 (82.4%), 46-60 (78.6%) and 61+ (77.8%). The rural population trusts the President slightly more than the urban population (84.9 and 80.9%, respectively). At the same time, the trust rating is practically at the same level among respondents with different income levels and employment levels. The analysis of the obtained data also shows that the Head of State is trusted to the greatest extent by workers in the fields of education (89.6%) and healthcare (84.5%), civil servants (87.1%), law enforcement officers (96.9%), representatives of the agricultural sector (86.2%), science (85.7%), culture and art (85.9%). Thus, the results of the sociological study demonstrate a consistently high level of public trust in the Head of State, which underlines the effectiveness of the state policy in the eyes of citizens.

Each of the thousands of hardworking workers working in the railway sector of our country deeply feels the responsibility of their work. One of them is Abdrakhman Mukagali Nurgalievich, the duty officer of the sorting tower at Kazykurt station. His main task is to ensure the smooth and safe execution of the transportation process by coordinating the movement of trains, properly arranging and directing the carriages. This is an important job that requires diligence, high responsibility, and professional qualifications. Abdrakhman Mukagali performs his profession with honor and enjoys a reputation among his colleagues. Working in the railway industry is not just a job, it is a guarantee of movement, safety, and punctuality. Thanks to the hard work of these ordinary workers, cargo and passenger transportation is carried out on time.

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Мемлекет басшысының тапсырмасына сәйкес бүгін қала мектептерінде іске асырылып жатқан «Әлеуметтік әмиян» жобасы аясындағы аппараттық-бағдарламалық кешеннің енгізілуімен таныстым.Бұл жүйе әлеуметтік төлемдерді тиімді әрі ашық алуға мүмкіндік беріп, цифрлық инфрақұрылымды нығайтады. Сонымен қатар мектептердегі интернет пен бейнебақылау мәселелері бойынша да пікір алмасып, түсіндіру жұмыстарын жүргіздік.Басты мақсатымыз – тұрғындарға қолайлы жағдай жасап, заманауи цифрлық шешімдер арқылы нақты көмек көрсету.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/shymkent-sandyk/press/news/details/1060525?lang=kk

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Since September 2, 2025, in order to digitalize public services and improve their quality, a new service for registration of vehicle purchase and sale agreements has been launched in the TsON mobile application.Previously, to conclude an agreement, citizens signed a written transaction form using a QR code in public service departments. Now this process is available through the Car Purchase and Sale Agreement service in the TsON application: the agreement is drawn up and signed with an electronic digital signature (EDS) of the seller and the buyer. Thus, the agreement can be concluded in advance, even before visiting a specialized TsON, which significantly reduces the waiting time and simplifies the process of receiving the service. After registration in the application, the signed agreement must be submitted to the specialized TsON to complete the vehicle registration procedure.In addition, a record of the concluded agreement is permanently saved in the service history, ensuring transparency and the possibility of subsequent verification.At the same time, the legal significance of the document, protection of personal data and elimination of errors are ensured by automatic verification of information and integration with state databases, which helps to prevent common risks, such as document forgery, technical errors when filling out and executing the contract.The cost of executing one contract is 1,500 tenge.Let us remind you that access to the service is provided after authorization by IIN and phone number in the mobile application "TsON" (App Store and Google Play).It is worth noting that the service provides an additional opportunity to execute a transaction, which citizens can use at their own discretion.Thus, the introduction of the "Car Purchase and Sale Agreement" service is another step in the digitalization of public services and the creation of a convenient, safe and transparent digital environment for citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1060614?lang=kk