Helsinki, 3 December 2025 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Finland Azamat Abdraimov held a meeting with members of the Friendship Group in the Parliament of Finland.During the meeting, the parties discussed the current state and prospects for the development of bilateral relations, including Kazakh-Finnish interparliamentary cooperation.The Kazakh diplomat briefed the interlocutors on the priority areas of the bilateral agenda and the arrangements reached following the official visit of President of the Republic of Finland Alexander Stubb to Astana on 28-29 October 2025.The Ambassador also underlined Kazakhstan’s commitment to further strengthening trust-based relations and productive cooperation with official Helsinki within the framework of the multifaceted partnership.Head of the Friendship Group Ville Skinnari expressed support for the reforms and initiatives of the Head of State and confirmed Finland’s readiness to actively engage in the exchange of parliamentary experience during the preparation and implementation of the forthcoming parliamentary reforms in Kazakhstan. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-helsinki/press/news/details/1118477?lang=kk

On December 1, 2025, a working meeting was held in Jerusalem between the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan and Mr. Michael Itzhakov, Director General of the Ministry of Tourism of the State of Israel, during which key areas of bilateral cooperation in the field of tourism were discussed.The main focus was placed on the restoration of direct flights between Kazakhstan and Israel, the development of tourist exchanges, and the creation of joint tourism products. The Kazakh side expressed its readiness to assist air carriers in assessing demand and jointly promoting routes, as well as proposed organizing press tours and familiarization trips for media representatives.The parties reviewed prospects for cooperation in pilgrimage, wellness, and eco-tourism, as well as opportunities for exchanging experience in infrastructure development, digital solutions, and tourist flow management. During the discussion, it was noted that pilgrimage tourism between Kazakhstan and Israel holds significant potential: citizens of Kazakhstan traditionally visit Christian holy sites of Israel, as well as Islamic holy places, including the Al-Aqsa compound, while Israeli pilgrims show interest in the spiritual heritage of Kazakhstan, including the Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish Center in Almaty, which houses the burial site of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson. This forms a basis for expanding religious and cultural routes and strengthening humanitarian ties between the two countries.The Kazakh side also expressed interest in promoting its tourism opportunities in the Israeli market and invited the Ministry of Tourism of Israel to participate in the country’s major industry events, including “KITF” in Almaty and the “Astana Tourism Forum.”The parties confirmed their interest in continuing constructive dialogue and implementing joint marketing initiatives.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-tel-aviv/press/news/details/1118483?lang=kk

Geneva, 3 December 2025 – Permanent Mission of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the World Trade Organization participated in the opening of the two-day Trade in Services for Development Conference, which commenced today at the WTO headquarters in Geneva.The event was officially opened by WTO Director-General Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, who emphasized that trade in services is one of the key drivers of global economic growth and requires special attention to enhance the participation of developing countries.The Trade in Services for Development initiative, launched at the WTO Public Forum in September 2024, is a joint programme of the WTO and the World Bank aimed at building capacity and providing technical assistance to developing economies to strengthen their ability to benefit from trade in services.Trade in services is currently one of the most dynamically growing segments of the global economy. Services account for around 65% of global GDP and more than 50% of worldwide employment. According to the WTO, global trade in commercial services exceeded USD 7.5 trillion in 2024, making services the largest and fastest-growing component of world trade. These trends underscore the importance of supporting countries seeking to increase their participation in global value chains in the services sector.During the conference on 3–4 December 2025, the WTO Secretariat and the World Bank are presenting new tools, analytical materials, and programmes developed or updated under the initiative. Participants are discussing their practical applications, the needs of developing countries, optimal support mechanisms, and prospects for enhanced cooperation.The event brings together government officials, international organizations, the private sector, and expert communities to exchange experiences, discuss best practices, and explore ways to strengthen joint efforts.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-wto/press/news/details/1118492?lang=kk

Vienna, December 3, 2025 – During his visit to Vienna, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held a meeting with Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi.The Kazakh Foreign Minister briefed his interlocutor on Kazakhstan’s plans for the development of the national nuclear industry and the construction of nuclear power plants, highlighting the importance of fulfilling the strategic task of achieving carbon neutrality. He emphasized that partnership with the IAEA, including the expansion of the contractual and legal framework, is one of the priorities of Kazakhstan’s foreign policy, and underscored the Agency’s key role in maintaining the global security architecture and strengthening the international non-proliferation regime.Minister Kosherbayev expressed gratitude to the IAEA Director General for the Agency’s continuous support across all areas of cooperation with Kazakhstan, drawing attention to the importance of further work on developing human capital and ensuring the presence of Kazakh citizens in key positions within the Agency. The Kazakh diplomat stressed Kazakhstan’s significant role in initiating and promoting the agenda aimed at restoring the sovereign equality of member states in the IAEA.Director General Grossi highlighted Kazakhstan’s particular contribution and important initiatives in the peaceful use of nuclear energy – from plans to build nuclear power plants and develop nuclear medicine to the successful operation of the IAEA Low Enriched Uranium Bank in Ust-Kamenogorsk. He expressed the Agency’s readiness to provide comprehensive support to Kazakhstan at all stages of the NPP construction project and proposed developing and signing a Cooperation Roadmap covering other key areas of interaction.The implementation of IAEA Technical Cooperation Programme projects in Kazakhstan received high praise, including those aimed at developing innovative nuclear technologies for cancer treatment, enhancing agricultural efficiency, and rehabilitating the territory of the former Semipalatinsk nuclear test site.Following the meeting, Kazakhstan and the IAEA reaffirmed their mutual interest and readiness to further expand and deepen multifaceted cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1118498?lang=kk

Brasilia, December 3, 2025 - A meeting between diplomatsandBrazilianstudents took place at theEmbassy of Kazakhstan. The group of students was held by the member of theBrazilianhighereducationorganization"A Ânima Educação" EnriqueMagallesGomez, accompanied by faculty member.A specialpresentation was prepared for the students on the historyandculture of Kazakhstan, the Kazakhlanguage,nationalcuisineand country’s natural landscape.TheBrazilianstudentswere also introducedto the activities of the Embassyand the mainaspects of the Kazakh-Brazilianbilateralrelations.Duringtheevent, the Brazilianstudentsshowed great interestinKazakhstan,itsforeignpolicy,economyandeducation,asevidenced by a variety of thematicissues."A Ânima Educação" is a private higher education organization in Brazil, founded in 2003. The organization ranks fourth in the country among private educational institutions in terms of the number of students. The president of this organization is Marcelo Battistella Bueno. The headquarters is located in the city of Sao Paulo.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brazil/press/news/details/1118505?lang=kk

Paris, December 3, 2025 – Screening of Kazakh short film Ray of Hope was held at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris as part of the 2nd UNESCO Festival of Short Films on Disability Inclusion.The event, organized on the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, celebrated annually on December 3, is designed to support films that raise awareness about the inalienable rights, testing life stories and impressive achievements of people with disabilities.The plot of the film presented at the festival by the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the State Centre for Support of National Film of Kazakhstan and the Permanent Delegation of the Republic of Kazakhstan to UNESCO, was based on the twists of the fate of Kazakh judoka Yergali Shamey. The most important struggle for the protagonist in this film takes place not on a tatami, but in his mind, in which, despite all doubts and trials, he learns overcoming his fears and moving forward. The film, shot by Dala Cinema studios, was directed by Duman Yerkimbek, produced by Zhalyn Tleubergenov, and starred Nazar Sherkhan.It should be noted that well after the film production was completed, Yergali Shamey performed brilliantly at the Paralympic Games in Paris in September 2024, where he won a silver medal in para judo in the weight category up to 73 kg.As part of the UNESCO event, 25 short films from all continents were screened, revealing the everyday reality of people with disabilities, the challenges they face, and how they consistently overcome them. Through the universal language of cinema, this initiative aims to highlight the values of cultural diversity and to promote inclusive approaches in education, sports and other areas of contemporary societies development.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-unesco/press/news/details/1118506?lang=kk

Tallinn, December 3, 2025 – The Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Estonia, A. Kulginov, visited the production facilities of ElectroAir, one of Europe’s leading developers and manufacturers of power supply systems and ground support equipment for airports.During the visit, ElectroAir’s management presented a wide range of its products, including the latest solutions in aircraft ground support as well as energy-saving and digital control technologies. Special attention was given to the prospects of implementing ElectroAir’s innovative solutions at Kazakhstan’s aviation facilities and the potential for localizing production.The Ambassador of Kazakhstan noted the high potential for cooperation in the field of aviation infrastructure, emphasizing Kazakhstan’s interest in adopting advanced technologies and developing partnerships with European industrial enterprises.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-tallin/press/news/details/1118470?lang=kk

Brussels, December 2, 2025 – The Republic of Kazakhstan and the European Union held the first round of official negotiations on concluding a Visa Facilitation Agreement and a Readmission Agreement between Kazakhstan and the EU.The meeting was co-chaired by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Alibek Bakayev and Deputy Director-General of the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs Johannes Luchner.The launch of the negotiations became a significant and symbolic event, coinciding with an important milestone: December marks the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation Agreement between Kazakhstan and the EU. The start of this new negotiation track demonstrates the maturity, depth, and strategic orientation of the relationship, which has been steadily developing over the past decade.Participants noted that the opening of negotiations reflects growing trust and the commitment of both sides to enhance mobility, expand opportunities for citizens, and strengthen humanitarian and people-to-people ties. It was emphasized that these negotiations are the first process of this kind between the European Union and a Central Asian country, giving this step a historic dimension.The discussions proceeded in a constructive manner. The parties exchanged approaches, agreed on initial benchmarks, and outlined directions for further work. The negotiations confirmed the readiness of both sides to move forward gradually, shaping a modern legal framework that will facilitate travel, strengthen interpersonal contacts, and further expand cooperation.The launch of the official negotiations was announced during the 22nd meeting of the Kazakhstan-EU Cooperation Council, held on December 1 in Brussels under the chairmanship of Kazakhstan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Yermek Kosherbayev and the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas.Kazakhstan and the European Union agreed to continue the negotiation process and hold the next round of consultations in Astana in 2026.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1118465?lang=kk

Special events were organized in secondary specialized educational institutions of Shymkent within the framework of the "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental project. One of them was an environmental campaign held at the Polytechnic College of Shymkent. The main goal of this event was to increase the responsibility of young people for environmental issues and form a culture of environmental protection. As part of the event, students discussed environmental issues and considered whether environmental responsibility falls on the individual or the state. During the eco-debate on the topic "Are environmental issues the personal responsibility of each citizen or the duty of the state?", students discussed responsibilities and obligations in the field of ecology with concrete arguments. During the debate, the "Support" group expressed the opinion that the state should play a leading role in ensuring environmental safety. They raised the issues of adopting environmental laws, strengthening industrial control, and developing waste management systems, noting that these issues are the responsibility of the state. The "Against" group believed that environmental culture should be an individual action of each person. They argued that society can implement measures such as sorting garbage, saving natural resources, and participating in the volunteer movement on its own. The students also focused on international experience and the achievements of various organizations. Another important event on the topic of ecology was the competition of scientific projects in biology "Young Defenders of Nature". Participants of the competition defended their research work and presented projects aimed at increasing respect for nature and a sense of responsibility. This competition increased the interest of young people in nature protection. During the event, an art gallery titled "Cleanliness Starts with Me!" was also organized. Students creatively expressed their thoughts on the topic of ecology and expressed their views on the issue of environmental protection. This exhibition was an important tool for raising environmental awareness among young people. The environmental campaign held at the Polytechnic College as part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" project encourages young people to respect nature, protect the environment, and contribute to environmental initiatives. Such events make a significant contribution to the formation of a positive attitude towards ecology among young people.

On December 3, 2025, Ambassador-at-Large – Head of the Representative Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty Zhanibek Abdrashov received the President of the «Red Crescent Society of the Republic of Kazakhstan», Erkebek Argymbayev and General Director, Assel Tastanova. During the meeting, the parties discussed issues of cooperation in the field of rapid response to emergency situations, support for vulnerable population groups and humanitarian assistance, especially in the context of intensifying climate challenges. In conclusion, the parties agreed to continue active cooperation in the field of humanitarian security.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-almaty/press/news/details/1118453?lang=kk

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 The chairman of the Zhaksyn district maslikhat, akims of villages and rural districts, heads of executive bodies funded from the local budget, district territorial state bodies, and media representatives were invited to the meeting of the akimat. The following issues were considered during the meeting:: 1. On the measures taken to attract investments and their effectiveness; 2. On the completion of repair work on highways and the measures taken to maintain them in winter in the Zhaksyn district. The akimat of the Aimag is in session and the current kizefksnendi is in session. The meeting's agenda is ulst vanftyt er Kodama kizefks.: 1. On holding cultural events for the December holidays; 2. Organization of works on decorative decoration of buildings and other objects in rural settlements; 3. Implementation of the program"Auyl-amanaty" Execution of annual investment indicators; 4. Obtaining a land plot for residential housing. At the end of the meeting, Akim of Akmola region was awarded a diploma to the head of the Zhaksyn district branch of Kazakhtelecom JSC Kuanyshpayev Nurlan Yessetovich, dedicated to Republic Day and the 35th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of State Sovereignty, for his active contribution to the socio-economic development of the region and the strengthening of statehood. Also, in connection with the 105th anniversary of the founding of Kazakhstan, diplomas of the Department of the National Bureau of Statistics of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Strategic Planning and Reforms in the Akmola region are awarded to akim of the village of Zhaksy - Kalentionok Evgeny Evgenievich, akim of the Ishim rural district - Borambayeva Diana Sairanovna, akim of the Tarasov rural district - Kudaibergenova Kuralai Koishybaevna.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-zhaksy/press/news/details/1118413?lang=kk

 In November of this year, the Head of State signed the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts on Intellectual Property Issues.”The Law is aimed at strengthening protection in the field of intellectual property.Key amendments introduced to the legislative acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on intellectual property issues:The main innovation in the protection of intellectual property rights is the Unified Digital Platform (UDP) for collective rights management. It will allow the use of works and the calculation of remuneration to be recorded in a single system, ensuring transparency and convenience for both authors and users. The introduction of the platform will make the collection and distribution of remuneration fair.The specified remuneration is distributed by an expert organization among collective management organizations in accordance with this Law.The amount, procedure for collection, distribution, and payment of remuneration are determined by the authorized body of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Digitalization will help enhance transparency and efficiency in the field of intellectual property.In addition, persons with visual impairments are granted the right to use published works without the author’s permission and without payment of remuneration.The accelerated trademark registration period has been reduced to 3 months.The period for filing objections against trademark registration has been extended from 1 to 2 months.State control over the use of copyright and related rights objects has been strengthened.Amendments have also been introduced to the Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Special Part), the Entrepreneurial Code, the Code “On Customs Regulation in the Republic of Kazakhstan,” and the Laws “On Copyright and Related Rights,” “On the Protection of Breeding Achievements,” the Patent Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan, “On Trademarks, Service Marks, Geographical Indications and Appellations of Origin of Goods,” “On the Legal Protection of Topographies of Integrated Circuits,” and “On Justice Bodies.”Some amendments—particularly those related to the trademark registration procedure and the digital platform—will enter into force in 2026. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/altay-maslihat/press/news/details/1118863?lang=kk

On December 2 of this year, a concert event dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan was held at the Baskuduk Rural Cultural Center. The event was organized with the support of the Mangystau Regional Department of Information and Public Development and the public association "Parasat Aktau." This festive evening aimed to promote peace, harmony, and interethnic unity in our country.The concert was officially opened by the head of the "Parasat Aktau" public association, Tolkyn Berdibaiqyzy, who highlighted the important role of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan in society. In her speech, she emphasized that unity and stability are shared values of every citizen.During the event, performers representing various nationalities showcased their cultures through music and dance. Artists dressed in traditional costumes created a joyful atmosphere for the audience and reflected the united spirit of multiethnic Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mangystau-munaily-basqudyq/press/news/details/1118383?lang=kk

The District State Revenue Department of Kerbulak held a large-scale “Open House Day” aimed at raising awareness among citizens and entrepreneurs about upcoming changes in tax legislation. The main goal of the event was to clearly and thoroughly explain the key provisions of the new Tax Code, which will come into force in 2026.The meeting brought together representatives of small and medium-sized businesses, individual entrepreneurs, and local residents. They received detailed information about the new regulations, including simplified tax administration, streamlined reporting procedures, expanded digitalization processes, and reduced bureaucratic barriers.During the discussion, participants had the opportunity to ask questions and receive explanations based on practical examples. Recommendations were also provided to help them prepare for the new requirements and comply with them correctly.Such “Open House Days” help enhance the legal literacy of citizens and businesses, strengthen trust in the tax system, and ensure greater transparency in the work of government bodies.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1118284?lang=kk

On December 3, 2025, an expanded round table discussion took place at the Maikapshagay customs post, involving both post staff and representatives of participants of foreign economic activity (FEA). The event focused on compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan concerning anti-corruption and civil service, as well as the norms of the Code of Ethics for Civil Servants.The purpose of the round table was to increase the legal literacy of employees and business representatives, foster a sustainable anti-corruption culture, strengthen the standards for the conscientious performance of official duties, and develop an open dialogue between the customs authorities and FEA participants.During the meeting, participants reviewed in detail the key provisions of the Republic of Kazakhstan laws, "On Combating Corruption" and "On Public Service." They considered issues of liability for corruption offenses, prevention of corruption risks, and adherence to the principles of professional ethics.Special attention was paid to practical situations arising during the customs clearance process, preventing conflicts of interest, and the need to ensure transparency and increase the level of trust between state bodies and the business community.The Maikapshagay customs post will continue its systematic work to strengthen anti-corruption standards, comply with legislation, and develop partnerships with foreign trade participants based on the principles of honesty, openness, and professionalismSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1118290?lang=kk

WORK IS UNDERWAY TO EXTRACT THE COLLECTED WATERS DUE TO PRECIPITATION.Your photos and videos on the collected water can be sent to the deputy akim of the Atameken rural district via WhatsApp. The materials provided will help to clearly identify the problem and take appropriate measures in a timely manner.Kemezhanov Anet: +7 701 136 3226Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mangystau-munaily-atameken/press/news/details/1118299?lang=kk

The Aksu District Department of State Revenue held an Open House Day aimed at informing citizens and entrepreneurs about upcoming changes in tax legislation.The main goal of the event was to familiarize participants with the key provisions of the new Tax Code, which will come into force in 2026.During the meeting, the new norms of the Code were explained in detail, with special attention given to changes related to value-added tax (VAT), corporate income tax (CIT), and individual income tax (IIT).Entrepreneurs also received comprehensive information on the specifics of taxation for small and medium-sized businesses, as well as on measures designed to simplify tax administration and reduce bureaucratic barriers.The event was held in an open dialogue format, allowing participants to receive answers to all their questions.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1118212?lang=kk

Starting from January 1, 2026, in accordance with the new Tax Code, a new procedure for registration for value added tax (VAT) comes into force. The changes are aimed at simplifying tax administration, increasing transparency of tax procedures and creating favorable business conditions. VAT registration will be carried out in three forms: - voluntary – at the request of the taxpayer, until the threshold turnover is reached; - mandatory – if the annual turnover exceeds 10,000 MCI (about 43 million tenge); - conditional – for foreign companies providing electronic services or online sales to Kazakhstani consumers. Who is not subject to VAT registration Since 2026, they are not subject to VAT registration: - government agencies; - branches; - persons engaged in private practice (lawyers, notaries, mediators, bailiffs); - individuals who are not individual entrepreneurs; - taxpayers who apply special tax regimes (SSR). Threshold values The maximum annual turnover for the application of the Tax Code under the simplified declaration is 600,000 MCI (2.6 billion tenge). Small businesses operating under the simplified system will be able to continue their activities without VAT registration. Mandatory VAT registration is provided only for taxpayers working under the generally established taxation regime. Transition to a general taxation regime Starting in 2026, taxpayers applying special tax regimes will not be able to pay VAT. In order to maintain the status of a VAT payer, it is necessary to switch to the general taxation procedure from January 1, 2026. Notification of the selected mode must be submitted by March 1, 2026. For those who decide to stay on the simplified mode, it is recommended: - to be de-registered for VAT by the end of 2025; - submit a declaration in the form of 300.00 for the fourth quarter of 2025 no later than February 16, 2026. Registration monitoring and new control measures Monitoring of compliance with tax registration is being introduced. If violations are detected, the taxpayer will be notified of the elimination of the violation within 30 business days. From 2026, compulsory VAT de-registration will not be applied. Instead, if there are violations (for example, absence from the location), the issuance of electronic invoices (EFS) will be temporarily suspended until the violations are eliminated. All applications for VAT registration and de-registration can be submitted electronically through the Taxpayer's Office or the portal eGov.kz . The Department of State Revenue for the Pavlodar region recommends that taxpayers familiarize themselves with the new VAT registration procedure in advance and determine the tax regime for their activities in advance.                Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1118172?lang=kk

The national product catalog will become a mandatory tool for all participants in the trade turnover in Kazakhstan. In the unified register, each unit is assigned an NTIN code, a kind of "IIN" for the product. We tell you how and who should register products in the new system. Who needs to connect to the National Product Catalog Connection to the CNT is mandatory for all business entities that participate in the turnover of goods in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan. These are manufacturers, importers, wholesalers and distributors, retail stores and retail chains, online platforms and marketplaces. Each participant uses CNT as part of their role, from product registration to correct data transmission during the sale. At the same time, the creation of a product card is free of charge, so the introduction of CNTs should not lead to higher prices. Who should register the product cards in the CNT The registration of product cards in the National Catalog of Goods is mandatory for those who produce the goods or import them into the country. If, as of January 1, 2026, you still have a product on sale that is not registered with CNT, then you must assign it the NTIN code, even if you are not a manufacturer or importer. In order to check the availability of product cards, create new ones and make changes to them, you must register on the website. nct.kz . When filling out a new card, you must add information about the product name, brand, characteristics, composition and country of origin. However, before creating a card, it is recommended to check the availability of the product in the catalog. There are already more than 15 million cards in the system, and if the same product is supplied by different importers, its card could have been created earlier. In this case, you do not need to re-register the product. Updating cash registers: What everyone needs to do After the implementation of the NCT, all cash registers should work according to the 2.0.3 protocol, which supports the transmission of NTIN codes. This work is independently carried out by the KKM technical service together with the Fiscal Data Operator. The business only needs to use the product already available in the CNT with its NTIN code and scan it when selling.It should be noted that the use of cash registers in trade in Kazakhstan is a legal requirement. Simplified schemes will be provided for bazaars and rural sellers, but it will not be possible to avoid connection completely.  If the product does not have the national product code NTIN, then it is assigned a temporary code in order not to block trade. After that, the entrepreneur must enter the data into the CNT and receive a permanent code.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1124734?lang=kk