The republican environmental campaign "Clean Kazakhstan", launched in our country to form an ecological culture and protect the environment, has been continued on a large scale in Shymkent. This noble initiative, aimed at protecting nature, maintaining the cleanliness of the city, and increasing the environmental responsibility of residents, has received great support from all sectors of society. As part of this campaign , a city-wide clean-up was organized in Shymkent , in which employees of state institutions, volunteers, students and city residents actively participated. The main goal of the clean-up event was to improve the ecological situation of the city, clean streets and yards from garbage, repair irrigation systems and educate residents about the importance of creating a clean environment. Various organizations and institutions in the city contributed to the Saturday, carrying out sanitary cleaning work in designated areas. Among them , employees of the State Utility Enterprise "Veterinary Service" (SUE) also showed great activity. They coordinated cleaning work in designated areas and approached their work with great responsibility. The staff of the institution cleaned the streets and bypasses in a certain part of the city, collected garbage in special containers, and organized garbage removal. In addition, the employees also took up the task of cleaning the irrigation systems , and putting in order the ditches and gutters. These works not only improved the sanitary condition of the city, but also allowed the free flow of water. During the campaign, each participant felt that their work was important for society. The employees of the Veterinary Service participated in this event with particular enthusiasm, showing how respect for nature is manifested in practice. They perceived the Sabbath not just as a duty, but as a common duty and civic duty. As the representatives of the institution noted, the cleanliness of the city is a reflection of the personal culture of each resident . If each person takes part in keeping their yard and street clean, the whole city will become more beautiful and a more comfortable environment for living will be created. In this regard, the team members, by their own example, called on others to be clean, careful, and responsible. During the weekend, the participants exchanged views on the ecological situation of the environment. It was noted that in some areas of the city there is an excessive accumulation of household waste, and ways to solve it were discussed. In this regard, the need to form a culture of proper waste sorting, separate collection of household and construction waste, and recycling were discussed. The main goal of the "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign is to educate the country's citizens in environmental culture by cleaning up the territory . This is not a one-time event, but a long-term initiative that calls on society to be environmentally responsible. The activity of residents and institutional teams of Shymkent is evidence of the successful implementation of this goal. On Saturday, a special pace of work was observed on the streets of Shymkent. Since morning, citizens with shovels, brooms and gloves in their hands began to work hard in their respective territories. While one collected garbage, another put green areas in order. The employees approached their work with great care and proved with their actions that "cleanliness is a mirror of a civilized society." The team of the Veterinary Service MCC not only cleaned up the area during the Sabbath, but also showed an example of team spirit and solidarity. Each employee performed their work responsibly and supported each other. This proved that they are organized and useful citizens to society. At the end of the campaign, the management of the institution thanked all participants and highly appreciated their activity. The team members said that such Saturdays should be held more often and that each employee should personally participate in environmental initiatives. One of the participants, veterinary inspector Yerzhan Tulegenov , shared his impressions: "Today's event is a real manifestation of love for our city. We are not just cleaning up, we are protecting our environment and the future of our children. If everyone starts with a small step like this, a big change will happen ," he said. During the campaign, residents and city guests warmly welcomed the initiative. Many people volunteered to help clean up the city streets. Some residents helped clean up the areas in front of their homes and plant trees. Thus, the Cleanup Day became not just an environmental campaign, but a celebration of social unity and shared responsibility . The "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental movement is being systematically implemented in all regions of the country. Within its framework, thousands of tons of garbage are collected every year and hundreds of hectares of territory are improved. Such initiatives are aimed at raising the environmental awareness of the population, caring for nature, and strengthening the environmental culture of society. The Shymkent Saturday was a continuation of these noble goals. Through this action, the team of the Veterinary Service demonstrated their love and responsibility for their hometown. In conclusion, the improvement and cleanliness of our city is a common task for all of us . If every citizen contributes, Shymkent will undoubtedly become a more prosperous, comfortable and clean city. Maintaining cleanliness is not only the work of public utilities, it is the duty of each of us, a reflection of our civic culture. "Let's all contribute to making our city beautiful and clean - this is our shared responsibility!"

On September 21, 2025, the staff and students of the South Kazakhstan Pedagogical University named after Ozbek Zhenibekov (SKPU) joined a citywide cleanup day organized as part of World Cleanup Day . This event was more than just a cleanup, but a true example of environmental responsibility, unity, and love for their hometown. The cleanup day brought together representatives of the university administration, faculty, and approximately 1,000 students . The scale of participation demonstrated that environmental awareness and care for nature are central to the university's values. University leadership places particular emphasis on environmental education among young people, engaging students in active community service. Before the event , Board Member and Vice-Rector for Strategic Development and Social Affairs Barshagul Kashkynkyzy delivered a welcoming speech. She noted that participation in environmental campaigns is an important civic responsibility for every citizen of the country: "Keeping our city clean is everyone's responsibility. Nature is our common home, and caring for it should become a way of life. Events like these foster hard work, community, and a sense of belonging among young people," the vice-rector emphasized. After the presentation, the participants energetically set to work. The university was assigned specific areas in different parts of the city. Faculty and students were divided into teams, each responsible for its own area. Roadside areas, squares, lawns, and courtyards were cleaned. Collected trash was taken to designated landfills, grass was mown, and sidewalks were swept. The work took place in an atmosphere of inspiration and collective enthusiasm. Students from the Faculty of Education and Psychology cleaned the surrounding park areas, the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Geography tended to the green spaces and planted young trees, and the Faculty of Philology cleaned the streets in the city center and posted small posters encouraging cleanliness. Particular attention was paid to environmental education and awareness . During the cleanup, students discussed issues of recycling, waste sorting, and environmental protection. Many noted that such events not only improve the environmental situation but also foster a sense of personal responsibility for the city's well-being. Third-year student of the Faculty of Pedagogy, Aliya Seitova, shared her impressions: "We don't just clean up trash; we set an example. After all, if each of us keeps our surroundings clean, our city will become even more beautiful. As future teachers, we must set a role model for our students and instill in them a respect for nature." The university's student associations and youth organizations actively participated in organizing the cleanup. Members of the Zhas Orda Student Council and the Zhastar Ruhy movement helped coordinate participants, monitored safety, and actively covered the event on social media. They posted photos, reported on the cleanup's progress, and encouraged other students to join environmental initiatives. The cleanup day was held in a friendly and positive atmosphere. Many students noted that working together fosters team bonding and a sense of community. Despite physical fatigue, the participants shared a positive mood and a sense of accomplishment. At the end of the event, the collected waste was handed over to municipal services for disposal. Representatives of the city administration and public organizations thanked the university for its high level of organization and proactive approach. Ozbekali Zhanibekov South Kazakhstan Pedagogical University has participated in environmental and social campaigns on numerous occasions. The university traditionally hosts the "Clean City," "Green Region," and "Eco-Saturday" campaigns aimed at improving the urban environment. Furthermore, students help green streets, plant trees, and improve schoolyards throughout the year. Environmental education is an integral part of the educational process at SKPU. At the initiative of the rector, the university offers special courses and clubs where students study environmental issues, waste sorting, and the rational use of resources. This work helps develop environmentally conscious citizens who understand the value of a clean and safe environment. The cleanup day on September 21st was a logical continuation of this systematic work. It demonstrated that the university staff is not limited to theoretical knowledge but applies it in practice, making a tangible contribution to the city's improvement. At the end of the event, Barshagul Kashkynkyzy thanked all participants and emphasized the importance of maintaining cleanliness not only on the cleanup day but also every day: "Cleanliness isn't just physical labor; it's an indicator of spiritual culture. When a person treats nature and their city with care, they cultivate inner harmony. We want our students not only to teach well, but also to set an example to raise an environmentally responsible generation." Many students expressed their willingness to continue participating in such events and proposed making environmental cleanups a regular occurrence. University administration supported this initiative, emphasizing that the environmental movement should become part of the university's tradition. Thus, the participation of the staff and students of the South Kazakhstan Pedagogical University named after Uzbekali Zhanibekov in the citywide cleanup day became a shining example of active citizenship, love for their hometown, and a conscious attitude toward nature. This campaign reminded everyone that cleanliness begins with each of us , and that caring for the environment is not a one-time event, but a way of life. A clean city is a reflection of the culture of its residents , and it is the youth today who are demonstrating that Shymkent's future lies in cleanliness, unity, and responsibility.

On September 21, 2025, the faculty and students of the Uzbekali Zhanibekov South Kazakhstan Pedagogical University (OKPU) actively participated in a city-wide cleanup event held as part of World Cleanup Day . This noble event was an important initiative aimed at promoting a culture of environmental protection and increasing environmental responsibility. Senbilik is not just about collecting garbage or cleaning up the area, it is a special event that demonstrates the unity of society, the love of citizens for their hometown, and their responsibility for the environment. With this goal in mind, the university staff and students participated in the cleanup campaign with great enthusiasm. The event was attended by members of the University Board , faculty , and about 1,000 students . This is a clear demonstration of OKPU's active position in the formation of an ecological culture. The university administration consistently supports such initiatives and considers educating young people to be sensitive to nature as one of its main areas. Speaking at the official opening of the event , Board Member - Vice-Rector for Strategic Development and Social Affairs Barshagul Kashkynovna explained to the participants the essence and significance of the environmental campaign. In her speech, she said: "The cleanliness of our hometown is the civic duty of each of us. Nature is our common home, so caring for it and keeping it clean is our responsibility to future generations. Such Sabbaths instill in young people a love of hard work and a collective spirit ," he said. This speech by Barshagul Kashkynkyzy gave great motivation to the participants. The university team started the Saturday with organization and made every effort to ensure the effectiveness of joint work. The clean-up event took place in several areas of Shymkent. The territories and roads allocated to the university were thoroughly cleaned: the roadsides were swept, the grass was mowed, and the collected garbage was taken to special landfills. Students took up shovels, brooms, and bags and began to clean up the environment with special responsibility. Each faculty of the university worked in their respective areas, showing an excellent example of organization and unity. Students of the Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology cleaned the park area, while students of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Geography loosened the ground under the trees and planted young saplings. Students of the Faculty of Philology collected garbage and hung small environmental posters on the busy central streets. During the weekend, students freely talked with each other, discussed the importance of protecting the environment, and exchanged views on ways to increase environmental culture. Many said that such events are necessary not only for cleanliness, but also for strengthening the collective spirit and forming an active civic position in society. The university's youth organizations also actively participated in this event. Representatives of the "Zhas Orda" student council and the "Zhastar Ruhy" organization helped organize the action and guide the participants. They announced the Saturday event on social networks and called on young people to be environmentally responsible. The event was filled with high spirits. Many students said that they had spent the Saturday voluntarily and that seeing their hometown clean is the dream of every citizen. Pedagogical students said that in order to provide environmental education to their future students, they must first of all set an example. To quote one student: "Such events unite us. We are not just cleaning, we are showing respect for our city, our environment. As a future teacher, setting such an example is a great responsibility for me ," says third-year student Aliya Seitova. At the end of the weekend, the university staff handed over the collected garbage to special services and cleaned up the cleaned areas. Akimat employees and representatives of public organizations highly appreciated the students' activity and expressed their gratitude to the university. The staff of the Uzbekali Zhanibekov OKPU has been actively involved in various environmental and social events. Every year in the spring and autumn, the university organizes such events as "Clean City", "Green Place", "Eco Saturday" . In addition, students of the university are among the active volunteers of public events held in the city of Shymkent. At the initiative of the university rector, environmental education activities have been included in the educational process. Subjects and clubs for students address issues of environmental protection, waste sorting, and environmental safety. This is part of the systematic policy of OKPU aimed at forming future teachers as environmentally conscious individuals. The September 21st Sabbath was a manifestation of this work. The joint work of the university administration and students served as an example for the city's residents. The cleanliness of the streets of Shymkent is a testament to the hard work of young people and their respect for their native city. At the end of the weekend, the participants agreed to make such events a tradition in the future. Barshagul Kashkynyzy concluded her speech by saying: "Cleanliness is not just a job, it is a spiritual culture. We will protect our future by instilling this culture in young people and creating environmental awareness ," he said. Thus, the staff and students of the Uzbekali Zhanibekov OKPU actively participated in the World Cleanup Day and contributed to the beautification of the city of Shymkent. This event is a clear demonstration of the university's best practices in increasing environmental responsibility and forming civic awareness. Cleanliness starts with everyone. The cleanliness of the city is an indicator of the culture of the nation. The OKPU team, adhering to this principle, showed an example of true love for their homeland.

A large-scale environmental movement, the "Taza Qazaqstan" road relay race , continues in Kazakhstan. It was organized by the youth wing of the Zhastar Ruhy party under the AMANAT party with the support of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan . The goal of this initiative is to raise environmental awareness among citizens, unite youth, society, and the government around the idea of caring for nature, and make environmental stewardship a part of everyday life. In his Address to the Nation, President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized: "Being concerned about the environment, treating it with great responsibility and sincere care should become part of the national ideology." This message became the main inspiration for the participants of the campaign. After all, ecology is not just about cleaning up trash, but an indicator of a nation's culture, societal awareness, and concern for the country's future. The relay route runs from Taraz to Shymkent —approximately 200 kilometers along a busy highway, where thousands of cars pass daily. This section was chosen deliberately: a large amount of household waste accumulates along the road, and it was here that activists decided to remind everyone that cleanliness is a choice, a responsibility, and a manifestation of love for one's native land. This initiative goes beyond simple cleanups. The relay race has become a true example of how the government, society, and young people can join forces for a green future . Over the course of three days, more than 200 participants covered over 500 kilometers , covering six districts and one city in the Zhambyl region. The results were impressive: over 90 tons of trash were collected , approximately 30 tons of which were removed in just one day . These figures demonstrate not only the scale of the problem but also the growing activism of citizens willing to take action. The campaign brought together representatives of various professions and ages: students, volunteers, government employees, teachers, entrepreneurs, and simply concerned residents. Together, they demonstrated that caring for nature is a common cause that unites people more powerfully than words. In addition to the cleanup, the relay included educational and training events . Participants learned about waste separation, plastic recycling, and reducing the use of single-use materials. Young people participated in eco-quizzes, flash mobs, and competitions aimed at increasing environmental awareness. Schools and colleges also held workshops on creating useful items from recycled materials. In many communities along the route, residents greeted the participants enthusiastically. Schoolchildren and students were particularly active. They not only helped collect trash but also spread the word among their peers, explaining the importance of littering and protecting the environment. For many young people, participating in the event was their first conscious environmental experience. Along the route from Taraz to Shymkent, activists not only cleaned the roads but also improved the surrounding areas: they cleaned roadside areas, planted trees and flowers, painted benches, and installed recycling bins. Such actions not only improve the appearance of the regions but also foster a culture of respect for the environment. As the organizers note, "Taza Qazaqstan" is not a one-day event, but a lifestyle. The purpose of the relay isn't just to clean a specific area, but also to change people's mindsets. After all, cleanliness doesn't start with a broom—it starts with the mind. The head of the youth wing of "Zhastar Ruhi" emphasized that the participation of the state, society, and youth in such projects exemplifies a new model of interaction: "Ecology is a field where the outcome depends on everyone. If each of us takes responsibility for keeping our surroundings clean, we will change the country. 'Taza Qazaqstan' is a movement that unites caring people and shapes a new generation—a generation of conscious citizens." A young student named Aidana, who participated in the event, shared her impressions: "Over these three days, we walked hundreds of kilometers, collected tons of trash, but most importantly, we felt like we were doing something truly important. Each bag of trash is a symbol of how we can change the world with our own hands. We were physically tired, but mentally strengthened." Local authorities also supported the campaign. Representatives from akimats and government agencies not only observed from the sidelines, but also participated in the cleanup alongside volunteers. In some districts, decisions were made to establish additional recycling centers and environmental patrols. The relay became a shining example of social partnership : when the state provides support, young people take the initiative, and society actively engages in the process. This collaboration demonstrated that ecology can become a unifying idea, around which a sense of national responsibility can be fostered. The final leg of the relay took place in Shymkent , where the participants were greeted with great enthusiasm. Environmental exhibitions, competitions, tree plantings, and flash mobs also took place. Residents enthusiastically supported the participants and expressed their desire to make such events a regular occurrence. Thus, "Taza Qazaqstan" has become a large-scale movement that doesn't just clean the streets, but also clears minds. It unites regions, inspires activism, and develops a culture of responsibility for a common future. The route from Taraz to Shymkent has become more than just a geographical route—it has become a symbolic bridge between generations, regions, and worldviews. He reminded everyone that caring for nature means caring for yourself, for your children, and for the future of Kazakhstan. Today, "Taza Qazaqstan" is not just a campaign, but a new philosophy of cleanliness and responsibility. Its participants proved that even small steps, when taken by many people, can lead to big changes. Purity is a choice. Responsibility is strength. And love for one's native land is what makes a nation great.

The “Taza Qazaqstan” road relay, an ecological movement of particular importance in southern Kazakhstan, continues. This initiative is organized by the “Zhastar Ruhy” youth wing of the “AMANAT” party and is supported by the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources . The main goal of the relay is to increase the environmental culture of the country's citizens, mobilize young people to protect nature, and strengthen the values of cleanliness and responsibility in society. As the Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized in his last Address : "Compassion for the environment, treating it with great responsibility and genuine care should be the core of the national ideology." This appeal has become the main slogan of today's campaign. After all, ecology is not just care for nature, it is the main indicator that determines the level of civilization, culture and vision of the country for the future. The main route of the relay race started from the city of Taraz and covered a distance of about 200 kilometers to Shymkent. This is not only an important artery connecting the south of the country, but also a symbol of a concrete action: "Let's start the culture of cleanliness along the road." Household waste and plastic waste piled up on the roadside are a vivid example of the contrast between civilization and negligence. That is why the participants of “Taza Qazaqstan” chose this route, turning every meter into a platform for calling for environmental responsibility. During the relay, more than 200 activists traveled a total of 500 kilometers over three days, passing through 6 districts and 1 city of Zhambyl region . As a result, more than 90 tons of garbage were collected - this is evidence of the gradual increase in the level of environmental awareness of society. In just one day, 30 tons of garbage were cleaned up. This result was achieved by young people, volunteers, government officials, and local residents working together. Such mutual cooperation contributed to the formation of civic responsibility and common values in society. The peculiarity of the campaign is that it is not limited to just a cleaning event, but has become a broad environmental movement . During the relay, participants carried out educational work on waste sorting, recycling, saving natural resources, and increasing environmental culture. Mini-trainings, eco-quizzes, and creative competitions were organized for children and youth, and practical examples of environmental education were demonstrated. In several districts and settlements, local residents warmly welcomed the participants of the campaign and actively joined in. The participation of schoolchildren and students was especially pleasing. They proved with their actions that keeping nature clean should not be just a one-day event, but a lifelong habit. Residents of settlements located along the relay route happily supported this initiative. In some villages, young people cleaned roadside rest areas, bus stops, and river banks. In addition, trees were planted and flower beds were landscaped. These actions were an example of the simultaneous development of environmental awareness and aesthetic taste. As the leaders of the "Zhastar Ruhy" movement noted, this relay race is not a one-day event, it is a lifestyle. That is, it is necessary to form a culture of cleanliness and order not only at festive events, but also in everyday life. This initiative is a concrete step towards the green future of our country. The ecological relay race demonstrated a new model of partnership between the state, society, and youth. The actions of each participant were like a contribution to the development of the country's ecological safety and culture. One of the young people who participated in the relay, a student named Aidana, shared her impressions: "We traveled the road from Taraz to Shymkent. At each place, we collected garbage, talked to people, and explained the importance of protecting nature. Although this road was tiring, it gave us strength in our hearts. Because we felt that we were doing something useful for our country ," he says. Representatives of local authorities also actively participated in the relay race. They noted the need not only to support environmental initiatives, but also to develop new projects aimed at increasing the environmental culture of the population. Local akimats and organizations promised to hold such events on a regular basis in the future. At the conclusion of the event, the organizers once again reminded that protecting nature is a shared responsibility. They noted that it is difficult to achieve economic and social progress without developing an ecological culture. The final stop of the relay race was in Shymkent. Here, the activists were warmly welcomed by the city's youth and residents. A cleaning campaign, environmental exhibitions, and information meetings were also held in the city. Shymkent residents turned the roadside cleaning relay into a big environmental celebration. Thus, the “Taza Qazaqstan” relay race has become an important initiative aimed at developing an ecological culture, covering all regions of the country. It has not only united young people, but also become a real tool for increasing trust and cooperation between the state and society. The road between Taraz and Shymkent is not just a geographical distance, it has become a spiritual bridge on the path to environmental awareness. This relay race has awakened in Kazakhstanis a love of nature, care for the environment, and a genuine sense of respect for their native land. Today, environmental safety is a strategic task for our country. And projects like "Taza Qazaqstan" are a concrete example of fulfilling that task. Every participant in this movement is a protector of nature, a herald of a clean future. Cleanliness is a choice, a responsibility, and a love for one's homeland. The "Taza Qazaqstan" relay race once again reminded the country of this simple but very important truth.

A large-scale environmental initiative, the nationwide road relay race "Taza Qazaqstan," continues in Kazakhstan. It was organized by the youth wing of the Zhastar Ruhy party under the AMANAT party with the support of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan . The goal of the event is to raise environmental awareness among the population, engage young people in environmental protection, and instill in citizens a sense of personal responsibility for the cleanliness of their homeland. The fourth day of the relay took place in Shymkent and became a true celebration of sport, ecology, and unity. The morning began at the A. Askarov Arboretum with a vibrant event called "Champion's Spirit." This day exemplifies how sport, health, and caring for nature can be inextricably linked. The organizers emphasized that ecology is not only about a clean environment but also about purity of body, spirit, and mind. More than 300 activists gathered for the morning exercise session: students, volunteers, representatives of youth organizations, and simply concerned city residents. The class was led by renowned Kazakhstan champions, who inspired the participants with their example. Among them were three-time world champion in combat sambo Arman Ospanov , world champion boxer Birzhan Zhakypov , and international mixed martial arts tournament winner Akbar Yelubay . Before the training session began, Arman Ospanov addressed the youth with some motivating words: "A true champion isn't just someone who wins in the ring. They're someone who, by example and by their actions, makes the world a better place. Protecting nature means being strong, responsible, and forward-thinking. This is the choice of everyone who cares about the future of their country ," he said. The workout took place in an atmosphere of energy and inspiration. The young people eagerly followed the champions' exercises, receiving not only physical energy but also a powerful emotional boost. After the workout, many noted that such events motivate them to lead a healthy lifestyle and reflect on their personal responsibility for keeping the world around them clean. In addition to the sports portion, the organizers held short environmental education sessions , where they explained the importance of waste separation, plastic recycling, and careful stewardship of natural resources. Participants were given informational brochures about environmental conservation projects and reminded that "ecology begins with small steps—keeping your yard and your own mind clean." Particular attention was drawn to the invited guests who actively supported the initiative. Among them was the founder of the Jaidarman games and the president of the Kazakhstan KVN League, Yesen Yeleuken . He participated in the exercise alongside the youth and gave a short speech: "A clean environment is an indicator of a nation's culture. If we care about nature, then we care about ourselves. Such initiatives unite people and shape the consciousness of citizens who care about Kazakhstan's future ," he noted. Murat Zholdykhozhaev, chairman of the Shymkent city branch of the AMANAT party , also expressed his support. He emphasized that "Taza Qazaqstan" is not just a temporary initiative, but a movement that should become a permanent part of public life: "We see young people actively engaging in environmental initiatives. This instills confidence that Kazakhstan's future is in good hands. Environmental protection isn't just a matter of keeping the streets clean; it's a matter of culture, education, and love for one's native land ," he said. After the sports portion, the participants moved on to practical activities. An environmental cleanup event was held at the arboretum. Young people collected trash, cleared the walkways, watered the plants, and planted new saplings. Such initiatives not only beautify the city but also instill in young people the habit of protecting the environment every day. Environmental quizzes and interactive games were also held, where participants could test their knowledge of ecology, waste recycling, and the sustainable use of natural resources. Winners received commemorative prizes—eco-bags, reusable bottles, and products made from recycled materials. In the afternoon, volunteers and activists held an informational flash mob : they distributed leaflets, told passersby about the purpose of the event, and invited everyone to join the "Taza Qazaqstan" movement. Many Shymkent residents enthusiastically supported the initiative and expressed their desire to participate in future stages of the relay. The Shymkent stage became an example of how sport and ecology can unite different generations and social groups towards a single goal—a clean and green country. The "Champion Spirit" Day demonstrated that love for one's homeland begins with love for nature. The "Taza Qazaqstan" relay race is gradually evolving into a large-scale national movement. It unites regions, cities, and villages, engaging thousands of citizens. Each new day is not just another milestone, but a symbol of growing environmental awareness in Kazakhstan. Today, more and more young people realize that environmental protection is not the responsibility of individual organizations, but a personal mission for each individual. The "Taza Qazaqstan" relay race demonstrates that young people have the potential to be driving forces of change, uniting sports, culture, art, and the environment in a unified effort toward a better future. Champion's Spirit Day in Shymkent will be remembered not only for its vibrant emotions and energy, but also for the realization that human strength is demonstrated not only in sports but also in the ability to preserve the environment. This initiative continues to inspire and remind us: a clean Kazakhstan starts with each of us .

One of the largest initiatives in our country to develop an ecological culture and educate young people to respect nature is the nationwide road relay race "Taza Qazaqstan", organized by the youth wing of the "Zhastar Ruhy" party under the "AMANAT" party and with the support of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources. This initiative aims to revitalize the environmental movement throughout the republic and mobilize young people for one goal - the cleanliness and beautification of their native land. The fourth day of the relay race was held in Shymkent with a special intensity. Since early morning, hundreds of young activists gathered at the A. Askarov Arboretum and started the day with an exercise called " Championship Spirit ". This was not only a sporting event, but also a clear demonstration of the harmony between a healthy lifestyle and environmental awareness. The main idea of the event is to show that caring for nature and strengthening health are closely related. More than 300 active people gathered in the Arboretum territory and took part in the morning training, demonstrating sportsmanship, unity and team spirit. The training session was conducted by champions who have achieved great success in the sports field of our country. Among them were three-time world champion in combat sambo Arman Ospanov , world champion in boxing Birzhan Zhakypov , and winner of international competitions in various martial arts Akbar Elubay . The champions shared their experiences with the youth and told them that great success can only be achieved through perseverance, willpower, and continuous work. Arman Ospanov gave a short motivational speech to the youth before the training: "A true champion should be able to set an example for others not only in the ring, but also in life, with his actions and his principles. Protecting nature is also a feat. Because it means responsibility for future generations ," he said. In addition to the sports elements, the event also included an environmental awareness-raising activity. The organizers explained to the youth simple but effective methods of protecting the environment, emphasizing that keeping nature clean starts with each individual. This time, well-known personalities also took an active part as spiritual companions of the event. The founder of the Jaidarman games, the president of the Kazakhstan KVN League, Yesen Yeleuken , trained with the youth and emphasized the importance of ecological culture in society. In his speech, he said: "A clean environment is a sign of a clean mind and culture. If we learn to protect nature, we will also improve our own lives. Such initiatives broaden the horizons of young people and increase their sense of responsibility ," he said. Murat Zholdykhozhayev , chairman of the Shymkent branch of the AMANAT party, also attended and said that the relay race had created a great momentum across the country. In his speech, he highlighted the party's role in supporting environmental initiatives: "Today's event is not just a cleanliness campaign, it is a concrete step towards creating a new environmental culture. The activity and enthusiasm of young people strengthen confidence in the future of the country ," he said. After the training, the participants held a clean-up campaign in the arboretum. The activists collected garbage, watered trees and flowers, and demonstrated an example of caring for nature. Environmental quizzes and games were also organized, testing the participants' knowledge of recycling, waste sorting, and energy conservation. In the afternoon, representatives of "Zhastar Ruhy" and volunteers distributed information leaflets among the city's residents, explaining the benefits of leading an ecological lifestyle. The relay participants emphasized that protecting nature is everyone's personal responsibility. This day, held in Shymkent, was not only a celebration of sports and ecology, but also an important event that clearly demonstrated the active role of young people in society. Each participant felt that it was necessary to make their contribution and make caring for the environment a lifelong habit. The “Taza Qazaqstan” relay race is becoming a large-scale environmental movement that covers not only one city or region, but the entire country. During the event, young people not only made a tangible contribution to nature conservation, but also set a bright example of promoting environmental culture. Today, this initiative continues in all corners of the country. Each new day of the relay is a reflection of the love and responsibility of the younger generation of our country for nature. Through the "Taza Qazaqstan" movement, Kazakhstani youth are not only strengthening environmental awareness, but also becoming active in the development of society, becoming leaders of a new generation. The "Champion Spirit" Day in Shymkent is a great example of the combination of environmental awareness and sporting will. This day will undoubtedly be remembered by the participants with a special energy, new impetus and a sense of pride in their homeland. The future of a green country begins with initiatives like these.

On September 28, 2025, the city of Shymkent held the "Bir Nuktelik" preventive action , aimed at ensuring road safety, preventing traffic violations, and improving driver awareness. The goal of this event was to minimize the number of road accidents, increase driver and pedestrian accountability, and foster a culture of safe behavior on the road. As part of the campaign, patrol officers conducted street raids , checked for compliance with traffic regulations, identified serious violations, and took legal action. Particular attention was paid to drivers who were intoxicated, violated speed limits, or failed to comply with child transportation regulations. Police officers explained to drivers and pedestrians that every traffic violation poses a potential threat to the lives and health of road users . Driving under the influence, speeding, or not wearing seatbelts can lead to serious consequences, including injuries, deaths, and property damage. Therefore, patrol police raids are aimed not only at identifying violators but also at preventing violations among the public. During the event, drivers were identified for violating traffic regulations , including speeding, not wearing seat belts, and transporting children without proper restraints. Administrative reports were issued against all violators, and educational talks were held on the importance of following the rules and the consequences of noncompliance. Patrol officers emphasized to citizens that following traffic rules is not only a legal requirement but also a precautionary measure that ensures the safety of every road user. The lives of drivers, passengers, and pedestrians directly depend on road safety, attentiveness, and responsibility. Particular attention was paid to explaining the rules for transporting children in cars . Drivers were reminded of the need to use child restraints, which protect children in the event of an accident. Police officers also explained that wearing seat belts and obeying speed limits are the primary means of preventing injuries in accidents. The "One Point" preventative measure also includes outreach to pedestrians. Citizens are reminded of the need to be attentive on the road , obey traffic lights and road markings, and that violating traffic rules can lead to serious accidents. Mutual responsibility between drivers and pedestrians is the key to road safety. During the raids, patrol officers explained that every violation, even a seemingly minor one, can have serious consequences . Speeding, aggressive driving, drunk driving, and inattention—all these factors increase the risk of accidents. That's why police officers conduct systematic preventative work aimed at increasing the responsibility of drivers and pedestrians. "The 'One Point' event aims to prevent road accidents, improve drivers' legal awareness, and foster a culture of safe behavior on the road . City patrol police conduct daily raids, identify violators, and explain the consequences of violations. This helps develop drivers' awareness of traffic regulations and increase their responsibility for their actions," noted the press service of the Shymkent Police Department. The campaign includes enforcement of speed limits, seat belt use, the use of child restraints , and driver alcohol testing. All these measures are aimed at reducing accidents, preventing injuries and fatalities, and fostering safe driving habits among drivers. Patrol police urge residents and visitors to be attentive on the roads , obey traffic laws, refrain from driving under the influence, and use passive safety devices such as seat belts and child restraints. Only the joint efforts of police and citizens will make the city's roads safe for all road users. Furthermore, the raids help identify problematic road sections where accidents are most common and enable measures to improve them. Patrol officers increase enforcement on these sections, inform drivers of the risks, and warn them of the need to obey the rules. Police officers emphasize that regular preventative measures and raids are aimed at preserving people's lives and health , maintaining law and order, and fostering a responsible attitude toward traffic compliance among citizens. Compliance with traffic regulations is not only an obligation but also the personal responsibility of every driver and pedestrian. Thus, the "Bir Nuktelik" preventative action in Shymkent is an important part of the patrol police's efforts to ensure road safety. Regular patrols, identifying violators, and outreach efforts contribute to fostering a culture of safe behavior, reducing accidents, and protecting the lives and health of city residents. The city police urge all road users—drivers, passengers, and pedestrians— to be attentive, obey traffic rules, wear seat belts and restraints, refrain from driving under the influence, and practice mutual responsibility on the road . Only the joint efforts of the police and citizens will make Shymkent's roads safe for everyone.

In order to ensure road safety, prevent traffic accidents, and increase the legal literacy of drivers in Shymkent , the "One-Stop" operational and preventive event was organized on September 28, 2025. This event is aimed at systematically coordinating the daily work of patrol police officers, preventing traffic violations, and reducing the number of traffic accidents. During the event, patrol police officers intensified traffic control in the city. They identified drivers who grossly violated traffic rules and took administrative measures in accordance with the requirements of the law. Each violator was explained the consequences of violating traffic rules, the danger it poses to himself and other participants. Such explanatory work is aimed not only at ensuring compliance with the law, but also at increasing the responsibility of drivers. Patrol police officers constantly remind drivers of the need to strictly observe traffic rules . Road safety is ensured not only by police control, but also by the personal responsibility of each driver. Therefore, during raids, citizens are reminded of such basic rules as being careful on the road, not exceeding speed limits, wearing seat belts, and transporting children in special restraints. In addition, during the event, patrol officers will convey to citizens the importance of maintaining road etiquette, respecting the rights of road users, and being responsible when driving. Every action on the road can affect a person's life and health, so the safety of drivers and pedestrians is the main goal . During the raid, police officers explain to every person participating in road traffic that following the rules is not only obedience to the law, but also a responsibility for life. For example, speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol, or not wearing a seat belt are among the main causes of road accidents. Patrol police regularly conduct educational activities to prevent these violations. The importance of the "One-Point" event is in preventing traffic accidents , taking appropriate measures against violators within the framework of the law, and increasing the responsibility of drivers. Through this event, police officers try to show citizens the need to follow traffic rules, be careful on the road, and ensure safety. As a result of the event, the patrol police identified several violations. For example, some drivers were speeding, not wearing seat belts, or transporting children without special restraints. Based on this information, administrative measures were taken against all violators, and explanatory work was carried out to ensure compliance with traffic rules. An important part of preventive work with citizens is legal explanation and cultural education . Telling drivers about the responsibility of every step on the road, explaining that following traffic rules affects not only their own lives, but also the safety of other people is one of the main tasks of preventive measures. Patrol police regularly conduct the "One-Stop" event, striving to instill a culture of road safety among city residents. Such raids are aimed at increasing the legal literacy of drivers, maintaining order on the road, reducing the number of traffic accidents, and protecting the lives and health of citizens. City residents are reminded to be careful on the road, observe the speed limit, use seat belts, transport children in special restraints, and follow traffic rules. The Police Department urges citizens not to be careless in traffic, to be responsible, and to maintain safety on the road. Thus, the "One-stop" operational and preventive measure is an important measure aimed at increasing road safety, preventing violations, and reducing the number of traffic accidents in the city of Shymkent. Patrol police officers will continue to conduct such raids and preventive measures on a regular basis in the future, making every effort to ensure the safety of city residents and guests. During the event, the patrol police will conduct various explanatory activities to form a culture of road safety , increase driver responsibility, and maintain road safety. These activities are important for maintaining order on the road, protecting all road users, and preventing traffic accidents. Police officers also explain to drivers the serious consequences of violating traffic rules. For example, they emphasize that speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol, or not wearing a seat belt pose a direct threat to human life. Such explanatory work is carried out in legal, social, and educational aspects and is aimed at increasing the responsibility of citizens. In conclusion, the operational-preventive event "One Point" held in Shymkent plays an important role in ensuring road safety, reducing violations, and maintaining the safety of citizens. Patrol police officers will continue to organize such events on a regular basis in the future and make efforts to increase road safety in the city.

In modern Shymkent, the Police Department actively utilizes digital technologies to improve the quality of its security services. New intelligent platforms and modern tools play a crucial role in solving crimes, preventing offenses, and ensuring safety on the city's streets. Thanks to these innovative solutions, traffic accidents, offenses, and emergencies are identified within minutes, and responses are delivered as quickly as possible. The SOS button is a unique tool that allows city residents to receive assistance in emergency situations. When the SOS button is pressed, the police immediately receive a signal and take action to prevent the threat. For example, if a citizen finds themselves in a dangerous situation or witnesses a crime, the SOS button allows them to immediately notify the police, and the duty center dispatches the nearest patrols to the scene. This tool thus ensures prompt intervention and increases citizen safety. Digital technologies are widely used in Shymkent police operations. Modern tools allow for the detection of traffic accidents and violations within minutes. Drones can monitor any part of the city, recording violations, traffic accidents, and emergency situations. This enables patrol officers to respond quickly and prevent dangerous situations before they escalate into serious ones. The video analytics system performs important functions: it identifies suspects, processes the data, and transmits it to the duty center. Once processed, the signal is instantly transmitted to patrol officers, allowing for the rapid arrest of violators. Each police officer has a video token that records their actions online, ensuring transparency and trust. These videos serve as evidence in the investigation of offenses and crimes and help prevent future violations. Citizens on probation are monitored 24/7 using electronic bracelets. These devices allow for tracking the movements of individuals under supervision and prevent potential offenses. Electronic bracelets enhance public safety and ensure compliance with probation conditions. The 102 mobile app allows residents to quickly report crimes by sending photos, videos, or text messages directly to the police. This makes the public active participants in ensuring safety, allowing police to quickly respond to incoming reports, and prevent crime. The Shymkent duty center processes all incoming information, after which patrol officers are assigned specific tasks. This allows for the identification of suspects, prompt response to traffic accidents, and effective crime prevention measures. All data is verified for accuracy and completeness, ensuring the high quality of police work. The city makes extensive use of modern video cameras and sensors , which not only record violations but also help monitor traffic accidents and emergencies. Street cameras record any violations, and the footage can be used as evidence in court. These tools play a key role in ensuring citizen safety. The SOS button enables citizens to become active participants in the security system . If a threat arises, residents can immediately call for help, and the police respond instantly. The system helps strengthen public safety, prevent crime, and respond quickly to emergencies. Digitalization has enabled the Shymkent Police Department to achieve a new level of security . Intelligent systems, drones, video analytics, and mobile apps combine to improve police efficiency, enabling the rapid detection of offenses and traffic accidents. An SOS button, electronic bracelets, video cameras, and the 102 mobile app create a comprehensive security system , giving citizens confidence in their own protection. People feel safe, and the police can act most effectively. This system sets a new standard for public safety and is a powerful crime prevention tool. In conclusion, the SOS button in Shymkent has significantly improved safety in the city. Digitalization, video analytics, drones, and mobile apps enable police to effectively respond, prevent crimes, and maintain law and order. The SOS button is an important tool for assisting citizens, monitoring the situation, and preventing traffic accidents and crimes. Measures aimed at digitalizing security help increase public trust in law enforcement, strengthen the legal culture, and foster a habit of following the rules. New technologies and intelligent platforms help maintain public order, prevent crime, and respond quickly to emergencies. Thus, the SOS system ensures high police efficiency, promotes public safety, and fosters a sustainable culture of law and order in Shymkent. Residents become active participants in the security system, comply with the rules, protect the lives and health of others, and develop long-lasting safety habits. Regular use of digital technologies, smart platforms, and the SOS button helps develop a conscious attitude toward safety among adolescents and adults, increases responsibility for their actions, and builds trust in law enforcement. This comprehensive solution makes Shymkent a safer city for residents to live, study, work, and play.

Currently, the Shymkent City Police Department is raising the quality of security services to a new level through the use of digital technologies. New intelligent platforms and modern tools play a key role in solving crimes and promptly identifying road accidents and violations. These measures are an important tool for ensuring the safety of residents, preventing violations, and maintaining order in the city. The SOS button is a unique tool designed to provide quick assistance to city residents in dangerous situations. When this button is pressed, police officers immediately react, monitor the situation and take the necessary measures. For example, when a resident is in danger or is involved in a criminal act, the SOS button sends a signal to the police, and the emergency response center immediately notifies patrols. This system plays an important role in ensuring the safety of citizens. Digital technologies are widely used in the security services of the city of Shymkent. Modern tools have been introduced that allow you to detect traffic accidents and violations within minutes. Drones are able to monitor any part of the city. They detect not only criminal activities, but also emergency situations. Thanks to these tools, police officers can react quickly, thus predicting dangerous situations in advance and ensuring the safety of citizens. The video analytics system performs such important functions as suspect recognition, data processing and transmission to the operational center. The suspect is immediately identified and reported to the patrol. Each employee's video tag records online, which is a guarantee of transparency and reliability. In addition, video recordings serve as evidence of violations. This system is aimed not only at solving crimes, but also at preventing them. Citizens on probation are monitored 24/7 using electronic bracelets. This system allows for the prevention of offenses and the timely detection of dangerous behavior. Electronic bracelets monitor the movements of people on probation, prevent violations of the law, and thereby increase security in society. The 102 mobile application is another important tool that allows residents to quickly report crimes. Citizens can send photos, videos, or text messages to the police instantly using their smartphones. This service increases the activity of residents, allows the police to respond quickly, and prevents crimes. The Shymkent City Police Department processes information through the operational center and gives specific tasks to patrol officers. This system allows for the rapid identification of suspects, prompt intervention in traffic accidents, and effective measures against violations. All information received by the operational center undergoes a thorough and complete check, so the police service relies on accurate and reliable information. Modern video cameras and sensors are widely used in the city. They not only monitor criminal activity, but also detect traffic accidents and emergencies. Street cameras record any violations of the law, and video recordings are used as evidence in court if necessary. These devices play a crucial role in protecting the safety of citizens. Thanks to the SOS button , citizens become active participants in security . City residents can call for emergency help by pressing a button in case of danger, and police officers will respond immediately. This system allows to strengthen public safety, prevent crime and respond quickly in emergency situations. The police department has created a new level of security through digitization. Intelligent systems, drones, video analytics and mobile applications combine to increase the level of security in the city. Traffic accidents, violations and emergencies are detected within minutes and appropriate measures are taken. The SOS button, electronic bracelets, video cameras and the 102 mobile application together provide a complete security system for the residents of Shymkent . Citizens feel confident, and police officers can respond quickly. This system sets a new standard for security in society and is an effective tool in crime prevention. In conclusion, the operation of the SOS button in Shymkent has significantly increased the level of security in the city. Digitization, video analytics, drones and mobile applications increase the efficiency of police services, allow for crime prevention and prompt response. The SOS button is an important tool for providing assistance to citizens, monitoring dangerous situations, and preventing traffic accidents and offenses. These measures are being systematically implemented to ensure the security of the city, increase the trust of residents, and strengthen the legal culture . The introduction of new technologies and intelligent platforms will increase security in society, prevent crime, and allow for prompt response.

On October 1, 2025, Shymkent Patrol Police officers conducted a preventative event aimed at preventing traffic accidents among minors. As part of the event, eleventh-graders were shown special videos on road safety and adherence to traffic rules. The goal of the event was to foster a culture of safe behavior among the students, increasing their responsibility and attentiveness on the road. The videos were tailored to the specific needs of teenagers and included both theoretical and practical information. Police officers provided detailed explanations to the students on how to behave properly as both pedestrians and drivers . Particular attention was paid to personal safety, respect for other road users, and the need to obey the rules regardless of the circumstances. While watching videos, students were shown real-life examples of road accidents . They were shown situations where failure to follow traffic rules resulted in injuries or accidents, clearly illustrating the consequences of careless behavior on the road. These examples helped students better understand why following traffic rules is essential for preserving life and health. Special attention was paid to the importance of seat belt use . Police officers demonstrated how to properly fasten a seat belt to effectively protect the driver and passengers in the event of an accident. It was emphasized that wearing a seat belt is not a formality, but a vital means of protection. Students were also taught that failure to adhere to this rule can lead to serious injury or even death in a traffic accident. The videos also emphasized the need to adhere to speed limits . Patrol officers explained that speeding significantly increases the risk of accidents, reduces driver reaction time, and impairs their ability to make the right decisions in emergency situations. Schoolchildren learned how adhering to the speed limit helps prevent accidents and save the lives of all road users. The event also included recommendations for increased attentiveness on the road . Teenagers were taught that even on familiar streets, they need to be attentive, especially when crossing the road and when encountering cyclists, scooters, and other pedestrians. Patrol officers demonstrated how to correctly assess traffic conditions, obey traffic lights and road signs, and respond to unexpected situations. The goal of the meeting was to foster a culture of safe road behavior and a sense of responsibility among schoolchildren . The videos were accompanied by explanations that helped students understand the real dangers associated with traffic violations. Using visual examples, the police officers sought to demonstrate that even the smallest mistake on the road can have serious consequences. During the event, schoolchildren actively participated in the discussion. They shared their experiences, asked questions, and considered various road safety scenarios. Patrol police explained that following traffic rules is not only a legal requirement but also the personal responsibility of each road user . Psychologists and educators emphasize that early development of a culture of safe behavior in adolescents helps them develop the ability to assess risks, make sound decisions, and demonstrate social responsibility. Such activities help children and adolescents understand the consequences of their actions, develop safety skills, and increase their awareness of personal safety. The Shymkent patrol police noted that showing videos is an effective method for preventing traffic accidents among young people . It not only provides theoretical knowledge but also demonstrates the real-life consequences of traffic violations, which is especially important for teenagers. During the event, schoolchildren received specific recommendations: obey traffic rules, wear seat belts, control their speed, and be attentive on the road . All of this is aimed at developing strong safety habits and an understanding of responsibility for their own lives and the lives of others. Thus, the meeting on October 1, 2025, became an important part of the Shymkent patrol police's preventative work aimed at preventing road accidents and instilling a culture of safe behavior in adolescents . The videos and accompanying explanations allowed schoolchildren to gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for safe behavior on the road. Such events help foster legal awareness, a sense of responsibility, and respect for the lives and health of others among young people. They help schoolchildren develop risk assessment skills and make the right decisions in everyday life, and also enhance the overall culture of road safety. In conclusion, the preventative campaign featuring road safety videos proved effective. It enabled schoolchildren to understand the importance of following traffic rules, behaving safely, and being attentive on the road . Patrol police continue their systematic efforts to foster a culture of safety, improve legal literacy among young people, and prevent road accidents. Events like these help teenagers grow up to be responsible road users , obeying traffic rules, protecting their own lives and the lives of others, and developing sustainable safety habits that will last a lifetime. It's important that such preventative campaigns be held regularly, reaching as many students as possible and instilling in them a strong culture of safety and responsibility on city roads .

On October 1, 2025, officers of the Shymkent City Patrol Police Regiment organized a special event to prevent road accidents among teenagers. As part of the event, special videos were shown to 11th grade students, the main topic of which was road safety and responsibility on the road. This event is aimed at introducing the younger generation to the culture of road safety, increasing their sense of responsibility and taking precautions on the road. The videos explained to students the responsibility of pedestrians and drivers . It was noted that traffic accidents often occur due to carelessness, speeding, or reckless driving. Teenagers were shown various real-life examples and real-life situations , and were shown how to behave on the road using concrete examples. This approach allows students to understand the dangers and take responsibility for their actions. The videos also emphasized the importance of wearing a seat belt in a car . A seat belt is not only mandatory by law, but also one of the most important tools for saving the life of every person. It was shown that wearing a seat belt helps reduce the level of injuries and increase the chances of saving a life in the event of a traffic accident. Students were given detailed information about the correct use of a seat belt and the rules for its proper fastening. The videos also clearly emphasized the need to avoid speeding . It was explained that most traffic accidents occur due to excessive speeding, which reduces the driver's reaction time and reduces their ability to react correctly in emergency situations. Teenagers were given an idea of how important speed control is for road safety. During the event, students were reminded of the need to be careful on the road . It was emphasized that in situations where visibility is poor, when meeting a pedestrian or cyclist, drivers and pedestrians should always be considerate of each other and follow the rules of the road. Patrol police officers explained to teenagers the importance of correctly understanding road signs, obeying traffic lights, and following safety rules when crossing the road. This event was held to form a culture of safety among the younger generation , to be careful on the road, to follow the rules and to maintain public order. The videos showed the real impact of road hazards through real scenes, examples and statistical data. The students were informed about the consequences of road accidents, the threat to human life and health. During the event, students actively participated and shared their experiences and thoughts. They discussed basic rules such as being careful on the road, wearing seat belts, and controlling speed. Patrol police officers explained to the young people that following traffic rules is not only a legal requirement, but also a personal responsibility and saving their own lives . Psychologists and educators say that instilling a culture of road safety in teenagers from an early age will help them take a responsible approach to safety throughout their lives. Such activities increase students' ability to assess risks, develop good decision-making skills on the road, and instill a sense of social responsibility. The Patrol Police Regiment aimed to highlight the importance of road safety , develop the right skills in teenagers, and increase their safety culture through this event. At the end of the event, students were reminded of basic rules such as following traffic rules, wearing seat belts, controlling speed, and being careful on the road. In conclusion, the video screening event held in Shymkent on October 1, 2025 played an important role in educating teenagers about road safety, responsibility, precautions, and the importance of wearing seat belts in vehicles. This event is aimed at forming a culture of road safety among the younger generation, increasing their sense of responsibility, and preventing traffic accidents. The patrol police regiment constantly reminds young people to be careful on the road, follow the rules, and protect their own lives and the lives of others. Such events will be held regularly in order to increase road safety, form the legal culture of the younger generation, and strengthen their sense of responsibility . In general, video demonstrations and practical explanatory work provide teenagers with not only theoretical knowledge, but also vital skills and experience , forming their culture of road safety. Students will grow up to be responsible citizens who follow traffic rules and respect their own lives and the lives of others.

On October 3, 2025, Shymkent Patrol Police officers conducted a preventative raid throughout the city and on Turkestan Highway, near the "Temirshi Aulie" bus stop, identifying a driver operating a vehicle while intoxicated. This operation is aimed at ensuring road safety, preventing road accidents, and promoting responsible behavior among road users. During the investigation, it was established that this individual had previously been charged with drunk driving. Despite the previous penalties, the driver again drove while intoxicated, which is a serious violation of the law and a potential threat to road safety. All legally required measures were taken in response to the violation. Police officers issued the necessary administrative documents and explained to the driver his rights and responsibilities, as well as the consequences of a repeat violation. These actions are aimed at preventing offenses, protecting the lives and health of citizens, and maintaining law and order in the city. The Shymkent Patrol Police strongly warns all road users that driving under the influence carries serious consequences not only legally but also personally . Alcohol slows reaction times, impairs motor coordination, the ability to make good decisions, and significantly increases the risk of road accidents. Experts note that drunk driving is one of the most dangerous traffic violations . It threatens not only the driver's life but also that of passengers, pedestrians, and other road users. That's why the Patrol Police conducts regular raids and preventative measures aimed at identifying and preventing such violations. During the raid, officers checked the driver's documents, his condition, and his blood alcohol level. All procedures were carried out in strict compliance with the law. The driver was given a detailed explanation of his rights, as well as the possible administrative and criminal penalties for repeat violations. Particular attention is being paid to public education . Police officers explain to citizens the need to comply with traffic rules, the dangers of drunk driving, the importance of speeding, and the use of personal protective equipment, such as seat belts. These measures are aimed at fostering a culture of safe behavior on the roads and reducing the number of accidents. Patrol police emphasize that drunk driving has extremely serious consequences . Such violations can lead to tragic accidents, serious injuries, and even death. Massive raids and preventative checks allow for the timely identification of violators and the prevention of potentially dangerous situations on the roads. All actions related to the incident were carried out strictly within the law. Police officers completed all necessary paperwork, conducted outreach to the driver, and issued a warning about the inadmissibility of repeat violations. This example serves as a clear example for other road users, demonstrating that violations of the rules entail specific penalties. Regular road patrols help ensure road safety, protect the lives and health of citizens, and foster a culture of law-abiding behavior among drivers . Preventive measures help reduce the number of accidents, increase road user responsibility, and build trust between the police and the public. Particular attention is paid to young drivers and teenagers, as they are the most likely to engage in risky behavior and disregard traffic rules. Patrol police conduct educational talks with them about the consequences of drunk driving, foster a responsible attitude toward road safety, and instill respect for the law. The raid participants noted that preventative measures and systematic inspections help prevent repeat violations and also foster a strong public understanding of the dangers of drunk driving. This is an important part of police efforts to reduce the number of accidents and improve road safety. In conclusion, it should be noted that the raid conducted on October 3, 2025, near the "Temirshi Aulie" bus stop was of great importance for ensuring road safety, preventing violations, and fostering a culture of law-abiding behavior among drivers . The measures taken against the driver, who was driving under the influence, demonstrated the effectiveness of preventative measures and the need for strict compliance with the law. The Shymkent Patrol Police once again emphasizes to citizens that road safety directly depends on the responsibility of each driver . Violating traffic rules, including driving under the influence, can lead to tragic consequences that cannot be rectified. Regular raids and preventative measures contribute to improving legal awareness, protecting the lives and health of citizens, and creating a safe road environment. Thus, the October 3, 2025, raid became an important preventative measure aimed at preventing road accidents, improving road safety, and fostering a culture of responsibility among drivers . Patrol police continue their systematic efforts to identify violators, conduct awareness-raising campaigns, and prevent dangerous situations on the city's roads.

On October 3, 2025, officers of the Shymkent City Patrol Police Regiment identified a driver who was driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol during a preventive raid near the "Temirshi Aulie" stop on the Turkestan highway. The main purpose of this event is to ensure road safety, prevent traffic accidents, and encourage citizens to follow traffic rules. During the investigation, it was revealed that the citizen had previously been held responsible for driving while intoxicated. This fact indicates that he regularly violates traffic rules and does not comply with the requirements of the law in his actions. However, thanks to the work of law enforcement agencies, he was immediately detained when he got behind the wheel again while intoxicated. Based on this information , legal measures were taken against the driver . Law enforcement agencies have drawn up all necessary documents within the framework of the law and have notified the driver of administrative or criminal liability. Such actions are carried out in order to ensure road safety, prevent violations, and educate citizens about the law. The Patrol Police Regiment strongly warns residents not to be negligent in traffic safety . It notes that driving while intoxicated is not only illegal, but also extremely dangerous for one's own life, as well as the lives of other people on the road. Such behavior can often lead to traffic accidents, injuries and death. According to experts, drunk driving is a very serious offense that directly threatens road safety . This behavior reduces the driver's reaction time, causes incorrect decisions, and poses a danger to other road users. Therefore, the traffic police conduct regular raids and preventive checks to prevent such situations. During the inspection, the driver's documents, medical condition, and alcohol consumption facts were clarified. Patrol police officers conducted this process in accordance with the law and provided the driver with legal explanations. In addition, information about the driver's previous violations was recorded. This data will serve as the basis for future decisions by law enforcement agencies. In order to maintain road safety, patrol police regularly conduct public awareness campaigns . They explain to residents important rules such as following traffic rules, not driving under the influence of alcohol, controlling speed, and wearing seat belts. These activities are aimed at creating a culture of safety in society and protecting the lives of citizens. As law enforcement agencies note, the consequences of driving while intoxicated are serious . It entails not only administrative liability, but also a threat to life. Road accidents often occur due to drunk drivers, and their actions in most cases lead to irreversible injuries and death. Therefore, preventive police raids are very important. During this raid, all procedures regarding the driver were carried out in accordance with the requirements of the law. Documents were drawn up, explanatory work was carried out , and the driver was given a warning not to violate the law in the future. This experience is considered important in order to clearly demonstrate to other citizens the need to comply with traffic rules and to instill in them the need to obey the law. The patrol police regiment is fulfilling its main tasks through this event, such as ensuring road safety, protecting the lives and health of citizens, and preventing law violations . In addition, the raid is aimed at instilling a sense of responsibility in residents and increasing the culture of law-abiding behavior. The inspection conducted in the administrative territory helps to reduce dangerous situations on the road and prevent accidents . Police officers constantly remind drivers of the need to follow traffic rules, not drive under the influence of alcohol, and treat other road users with respect. In addition, as experts note, drunk driving forms dangerous behavior among adolescents and young people, leading to offenses . Therefore, law enforcement agencies conduct operational raids in order to promptly detect and prevent such actions. The traffic police will continue to explain to residents the serious consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol, not only in terms of the law, but also in terms of life. Drivers and citizens will be informed about the importance of personal responsibility , road safety, and respect for the lives of other people. In conclusion, the raid conducted on October 3, 2025 near the "Temirshi Aulie" stop on the Turkestan highway in Shymkent was important in ensuring road safety, preventing drunk driving, and preventing offenses . Legal action was taken against the driver, and all procedures were carried out in accordance with the law. The patrol police regiment repeatedly warns citizens not to neglect road safety, to take into account the serious consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol, and to develop a legal culture . Such activities are aimed at making traffic in the city safer, protecting the lives of citizens, and strengthening order in society. In general, preventive patrol police raids increase the legal culture of citizens, prevent violations of the law and ensure safety on the road. Every driver must follow the rules of the road and act responsibly, because disobedience to the law can result not only in administrative penalties, but also in life-threatening consequences.

As part of the "Taza Qazaqstan" program, a nationwide Road Relay Race was organized, supported by the "Zhastar Ruhy" Youth Wing of the AMANAT Party and the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The main goal of the event was to foster environmental awareness among young people, raise public awareness of environmental issues, and develop skills for maintaining cleanliness in urban and natural areas. The relay started on September 30 in Almaty and traveled through the Zhambyl region before arriving in Shymkent. Over 600 activists participated in the event, collecting over 90 tons of waste. This scale demonstrates the high level of interest among young people and residents of the region in maintaining cleanliness, as well as the importance of such initiatives for fostering an environmentally responsible society. Upon arrival in Shymkent, the relay was greeted with particular enthusiasm by local students, schoolchildren, and volunteers. Participants actively participated in garbage collection, landscaping, planting flowers, and waste sorting. For many, participating in the relay was not just a social activity but also a real opportunity to make a personal contribution to environmental protection and the development of environmental awareness in the city. Several key events were held during the campaign. One of them was the "Recycle Your Trash and Get a Gift" campaign, aimed at raising awareness among young people about waste management issues and teaching them how to sort waste properly. Environmental quizzes were also held, which not only entertained participants but also increased their knowledge about environmental protection, resource conservation, and sustainable living. A flower planting workshop led by experienced gardeners from Dasik_begonia and Gulhome.Store2 attracted particular attention. The specialists demonstrated soil preparation techniques, proper planting, watering, and plant care. This hands-on experience helped develop the young people's green space care skills and understanding of the importance of preserving urban flora. In addition, significant attention was paid to the improvement of historical and cultural sites, such as the Akyrtas complex and the Sauran settlement. Young people participated in street and playground cleanups, planted ornamental plants, and installed trash containers in high-traffic areas. These activities not only improved the visual perception of the urban environment but also fostered environmental responsibility among residents. The relay's interactive elements included making crafts from recycled materials. The young people created their own crafts, which not only developed their creativity but also helped them understand the value of recycling, an important part of environmental education. The relay's main goal wasn't simply to collect trash or clean up public spaces, but also to increase environmental awareness, foster a sense of responsibility for the environment, and engage young people in active citizenship. Practical exercises in waste sorting, plant care, and landscaping allowed participants to consolidate knowledge and skills they can apply in their everyday lives. The local administration, youth organizations, and volunteer associations provided comprehensive support for the event. Over 400 people participated in the event, including students, schoolchildren, representatives of youth associations, and volunteers. All participants were provided with the necessary tools, materials, and personal protective equipment, ensuring the safe and effective completion of their tasks. The results of the relay were impressive: over 30 tons of waste were collected, public spaces were tidied up, flowers and plants were planted, and educational workshops and quizzes were held. Participants had the opportunity to apply their knowledge of environmentally friendly behavior in practice, learning how to sort waste, care for plants, and improve urban spaces. The social significance of the campaign is also significant. Young people's joint efforts foster a sense of community and responsibility, raise environmental awareness, and encourage active participation in community initiatives. Through their actions, young people demonstrate an example of caring for nature, maintaining a clean city, and creating a comfortable living environment for all residents. The relay race became an important educational and practical tool. It allowed young people not only to learn the principles of environmental behavior but also to apply them in practice, developing practical skills such as planting plants, cleaning and sorting waste, and working with recycled materials. Expert workshops and interactive quizzes contributed to deepening their knowledge and fostering a lasting interest in environmental issues. The relay race resulted in a strengthened environmental culture among young people, the development of skills and habits aimed at preserving the natural environment, and active participation in city life. Participants demonstrated a high level of engagement, initiative, and responsibility, which are essential factors for creating a clean and well-maintained city. The "Taza Qazaqstan" relay race in Shymkent demonstrated that joint efforts by youth, volunteers, and government officials can significantly improve the urban environment and foster environmental responsibility. The participation of students, schoolchildren, and volunteers in practical cleanups, landscaping, and environmental education clearly demonstrated that young people are ready to actively participate in community life and make a real contribution to improving quality of life and the environment. Thus, the nationwide "Taza Qazaqstan" Road Relay in Shymkent became an example of successful collaboration between government agencies, youth organizations, and city residents. The event demonstrated that joint efforts can lead to significant changes in the urban environment, raising environmental awareness and fostering sustainable habits of maintaining cleanliness and order. Youth participation in such initiatives is a key factor in developing civic responsibility, environmental literacy, and shaping a future generation capable of caring for nature and the environment.

The nationwide Road Relay "Taza Qazaqstan", which began in Almaty on September 30, 2025, was organized to promote environmental cleanliness, covering various regions of the country. The relay was supported by the Youth Wing of the "Zhastar Ruhy" party under the "AMANAT" party and the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources. The main goal of the project is to form a culture of environmental protection among young people, develop skills in keeping cities clean, and involve every member of society in environmental activities. The relay race passed through Zhambyl region and reached the city of Shymkent as its final stop. More than 600 activists took part in actions held in different regions along the way, and a total of more than 90 tons of garbage were collected. This indicator clearly demonstrates the scale of the relay race, the interest of society in environmental cleanliness, and the activity of young people. The Road Relay, which arrived in Shymkent, was welcomed with great enthusiasm by local youth. Students, schoolchildren, volunteers, and members of youth organizations in the city actively participated in the actions. They took part in garbage collection, landscaping, planting flowers, and sorting waste. For young people, this was not just an event, but also an opportunity to contribute to environmental protection and strengthen a sense of social responsibility. Several special events were organized during the relay race. One of them was the “Pass the trash - get a prize” campaign. This initiative drew young people's attention to the problem of garbage and taught them to properly sort waste. In addition, environmental quizzes were held, which included hidden informational and educational elements. Participants answered questions related to ecology and tested their knowledge. The quizzes aroused interest among young people and increased their environmental culture. One of the highlights of the Road Relay was a master class on flower planting, held by gardeners. Experts from Dasik_begonia and Gulhome.Store2 taught teenagers and young people the ins and outs of flower planting. During the master class, participants learned practical skills such as soil preparation, planting methods, watering and care. This event is aimed at creating a green city, improving public spaces and developing people's aesthetic taste. In addition, during the relay race, landscaping works were carried out in the territories of the "Akyrtas" complex and the Sauran town. The youth community collected garbage from the streets, planted flowers, and placed garbage containers in special places. These actions not only improved the appearance of the city, but also allowed residents to strengthen their environmental discipline. A feature of the campaign was interactive activities organized with the active participation of young people. In addition to collecting garbage, participants made products from recycled materials. This experience helped young people to become interested in efficient use of resources, waste recycling, and environmental innovations. Teenagers and students of Shymkent demonstrated environmental culture and responsibility through their own handmade products. The goal of the relay race was not only to collect garbage or improve the environment, but also to raise the environmental culture of society, develop environmental knowledge and skills among young people, and involve them as active members of society. During the campaign, skills such as environmental literacy, nature protection, proper waste management, and plant care and planting were practically mastered. The relay race, which arrived in Shymkent, was organized at a high level with the support of the local akimat, youth organizations, and volunteer associations. The number of participants in the event exceeded 400, each of whom made their own contribution to cleaning, beautifying, and developing greenery in the city. The results of the relay race are clear - more than 30 tons of garbage were removed from the city, public spaces were improved, flowers were planted, and knowledge about environmental culture increased. Young people understood the need to be responsible about the environment and were eager to participate in solving garbage problems. The social significance of the campaign is also great. Joint events among young people strengthen the sense of unity in society, increase responsibility and environmental culture. Participants actively addressed environmental issues in society and set an example with their actions. The experience gained during the relay race allowed young people to participate in environmental initiatives. The activity and enthusiasm of the participants ensured the success of the campaign, and master classes conducted by experienced specialists provided practical knowledge and helped improve the skills of teenagers. In conclusion, the nationwide Road Relay "Taza Qazaqstan" was an important step in the development of environmental culture in the city of Shymkent. The campaign attracted young people to environmental protection, proper waste management and the creation of a green city. The active participation of students and volunteers made a great contribution to the formation of environmental awareness and keeping the city clean. Events such as master classes, interactive quizzes, flower planting, garbage collection were aimed at developing practical skills of young people and increasing their environmental culture. The successful completion of the relay race was a concrete example of a call for every member of society to keep their city clean, protect the environment, and be responsible. The activity and enthusiasm of young people are the main force in protecting the environment and the guarantee of living in clean, green, and comfortable cities in the country.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mod/press/news/details/1089056?lang=kk

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mod/press/news/details/1089055?lang=kk

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mod/press/news/details/1089053?lang=kk