A large-scale environmental campaign was held in Shymkent as part of the republican program "Clean Kazakhstan". Residents, youth, volunteers, representatives of public utilities, and students of educational institutions actively participated in the campaign, which covered all districts of the city. Abay district: Kyzylzhar territory and Sarykol street cleared In the densely populated Kyzylzhar microdistrict, a "Clean Home" campaign was organized, and the streets, ditches, and irrigation systems were cleaned of ash and garbage. Dead trees and bushes were cut down, and landscaping work was carried out. In addition, the entire length of Sarykol Street was cleaned of inert waste and put in order. The action involved 50 people from the Shymkent city branch of the Amanat party, more than 100 residents, and 40 utility workers, and as a result, 12 tons of garbage were removed in 5 trucks. According to public activist Bastarkhan Baizhanov, the "Clean Kazakhstan" program is not limited to just the Sabbath. This initiative is a comprehensive measure aimed at creating environmental awareness in society, treating nature with compassion, and setting an example for the younger generation. Al-Farabi district: microdistrict No. 16 and residential yards cleaned Shabbat work was carried out in the courtyards of multi-storey buildings No. 3 and No. 4 in microdistrict No. 16. Dead bushes were cut down and irrigation systems were cleaned. Residents of Al-Farabi district participated in this event, and about 30 tons of garbage were removed with the help of 4 special vehicles. Enbekshi district: Kalmyrzayev Street was cleaned and the street was washed with water During the cleaning work on Kalmyrzaev Street, the roadside was cleared of grass and garbage, and the asphalt surface was washed with water. According to representatives of the district akimat, such measures increase the environmental responsibility of residents. About 100 people took part in the cleanup, and about 2 tons of garbage were collected. 4 special equipment was deployed. Karatau district: Shabbat in the Miras microdistrict and the Shym Saya gorge A clean-up was held on Gun Eli, Keme Kalgan, Altyn Adam streets and Shym Saya gorge in the Miras microdistrict, where public places and pedestrian paths were cleaned of garbage. 12 special vehicles, residents of the microdistrict, and employees of various institutions participated in the cleaning work. Turan district: Large-scale cleanup work carried out in Zhanatalap Residents, veterans, and municipal employees actively participated in the event in the Zhanatalap microdistrict, located on the outskirts of the city. Streets and ditches were cleaned, dead trees were cut down. One loader, two trucks, and three logging machines were involved in the work. In total, more than 100 citizens took part. City youth: "Clean Shym" campaign held in Abai Park The Shymkent City Youth Resource Center and the Urban Environment Development Department organized a clean-up campaign called "Taza Shym" in Abai Park. About 50 young volunteers took part in it, cleaning the park from garbage and collecting 112 kg of waste. This event was aimed at forming an ecological culture among young people and contributing to the cleanliness of their hometown. Environmental education has been strengthened in schools All educational institutions of the city held environmental classes and lectures on the theme "Clean City". For example, open classes were organized in schools No. 5, No. 15, and No. 45, where students were provided with comprehensive information on environmental protection and proper sorting of household waste. Systematic work, real results The "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign is not just a one-time event, but an ongoing project aimed at forming an ecological culture among residents and showing compassion for their native land. City residents are beginning to better understand the importance of this initiative in improving the country's environmental safety and quality of life. Such large-scale cleaning measures not only help keep the city clean, but also contribute to strengthening solidarity and unity among residents. Adhering to the principle "A clean city is a mirror of a clean society," Shymkent residents intend to continue work in this direction in the future.

A large-scale environmental campaign was held in Shymkent as part of the national "Taza Kazakstan" program. Local residents, volunteers, youth, utility workers, and students joined the cleanup day, which covered all districts of the city. Abay district: Kyzylzhar microdistrict and Sarykol street cleared In the densely populated Kyzylzhar neighborhood, the "Taza Meken" campaign took place. Participants cleared streets, ditches, and irrigation systems of debris, trimmed trees, and landscaped the area. On Saryköl Street, inert fill was removed and the area was tidied up. Representatives of the Amanat party, local residents, and utility workers—a total of about 190 people—participated in the event. During the operation, 12 tons of waste were removed using five trucks. Public figure Bastarkhan Baizhanov noted that the "Taza Kazakhstan" program is not just a cleanup day, but a comprehensive initiative aimed at fostering environmental awareness and responsibility among young people. Al-Farabi District: Improvement of the 16th microdistrict Cleanup days were held in the courtyards of apartment buildings No. 3 and No. 4: irrigation canals were cleared and dead branches were trimmed. Thanks to the participation of residents and specialized equipment, approximately 30 tons of trash were removed. Enbekshinsky district: Kalmyrzaev street cleared Roadside cleaning and road washing operations were carried out on Kalmyrzayev Street. The cleanup attracted approximately 100 participants, involved four pieces of equipment, and collected approximately two tons of trash. Karatau district: cleaning in the Miras microdistrict and the Shym Saya gorge Public areas, sidewalks, and green spaces were cleared on Gun Eli, Keme Kalgan, and Altyn Adam streets and in the Shym Saya recreation area. Residents of the neighborhood, employees of various agencies, and 12 pieces of specialized equipment were involved. Turansky district: large-scale cleanup in the Zhaңa talap microdistrict With the help of local residents, veterans, and municipal services, streets and ditches were cleared, and dead trees were trimmed. More than 100 people and six pieces of equipment, including trucks and tree trimmers, were involved in the work. Youth: "Taza Shym" campaign in Abay Park The Shymkent Youth Resource Center, together with the Department of Comfortable Urban Environment, held the "Taza Shym" campaign in Abay Park. Around 50 volunteers cleaned the area and collected 112 kg of trash. The campaign aims to foster environmental awareness and responsibility among young people. Environmental education in schools All city schools held themed class hours and open lessons on the topic "Taza Kala." Specifically, at Schools No. 5, No. 15, and No. 45, students learned about the importance of environmental protection, waste sorting, and caring for nature. A systematic approach and real results The "Taza Kazakhstan" program is being implemented on an ongoing basis in Shymkent and aims to foster environmental awareness, a sense of responsibility, and care for the city. Large-scale campaigns not only contribute to improving the environmental situation but also strengthen community cohesion and civic engagement. Shymkent residents, adhering to the principle "A clean city is a mirror of a clean society," are ready to continue to actively participate in the improvement of their city.

A large-scale environmental campaign was held in Shymkent within the framework of the "Clean Kazakhstan" republican program. Local residents, volunteers, youth, communal services and students of educational institutions joined the subbotnik, which covered all areas of the city. Abaiskyi district: cleared microdistrict Kyzylzhar and street Sarykol In the densely populated microdistrict of Kyzylzhar, the campaign "Clean place" was held, during which the participants cleaned the streets, ditches and irrigation systems of garbage, pruned trees and improved the territory. On Sarykol street, the inert filler was removed and order was put in place. Representatives of the "Amanat" party, local residents and communal workers took part in the action - only about 190 people. During the work, 12 tons of garbage were removed with the help of 5 trucks. Public figure Bastarkhan Baizhanov noted that the program "Clean Kazakhstan" is not just a subbotnik, but a complex initiative aimed at the formation of environmental awareness and the education of responsibility among young people. Al-Farabi district: improvement of the 16th microdistrict Subbotniki were held in the courtyards of multi-storey buildings No. 3 and No. 4: irrigation canals were cleaned, dry branches were cut. Thanks to the participation of residents and special equipment, about 30 tons of garbage were removed. Enbekshinsky District: Kalmyrzaeva street On Kalmyrzaeva street, work was carried out to clean the roadside and wash the road surface. Subbotnik gathered about 100 participants, used 4 units of equipment, collected about 2 tons of garbage. Karatau district: cleaning in Miras microdistrict and Shym Saya gorge Cleaning of public areas, sidewalks and green areas was carried out on the streets of Gun Eli, Keme Qalan, Altyn Adam and in the Shym Saya recreation area. Residents of the microdistrict, employees of various institutions and 12 units of special equipment were involved. Turansky district: scale subbotnik in microdistrict New requirement With the participation of local residents, veterans and communal services, streets were cleaned, ditches were cut, and dry trees were cut. More than 100 people, 6 units of equipment, including trucks and wood-cutting installations were involved in the works. Youth: campaign "Clean Lawn" in Abaya Park The Youth Resource Center of the city of Shymkent together with the Department of Comfortable Urban Environment held the campaign "Clean Grass" in Abaya Park. About 50 volunteers cleaned the territory and collected 112 kg of garbage. The campaign is aimed at fostering environmental culture and responsibility among young people. Environmental education in schools In all schools of the city, thematic classes and open lessons on the topic "Clean City" were held. In particular, in schools No. 5, No. 15 and No. 45, students were told about the importance of protecting the environment, sorting household waste, and caring for nature. System approach and real result The program "Clean Kazakhstan" is implemented in Shymkent on a permanent basis and is aimed at the formation of ecological culture, the development of a sense of responsibility and care for the native city. Large-scale actions contribute not only to the improvement of the ecological situation, but also to the strengthening of cohesion and civic activity. Shymkent citizens, adhering to the principle "A clean city is a mirror of a clean society", are ready to actively participate in the improvement of their city.

The passenger customs declaration is accepted and the result of providing public services is issued by the service provider upon submission of a paper copy of the declaration to an official of the state revenue authority authorized to perform customs operations related to the release of goods for personal use, or through the electronic Government web portal www.egov.kz (hereinafter - the portal), as well as through mobile applications (for example, e-salyq Azamat). The core requirements for providing the public service "Acceptance of a passenger customs declaration," including the characteristics of the process, form, content, and result of the provision, as well as other relevant information, are set forth in the form of a public service standard. This standard aligns with Annex 30 to the Order of the Acting Minister of Finance dated July 10, 2020 No. 665, taking into account the specifics of the public service's provision.​To receive this public service, service recipients must provide the Passenger Customs Declaration (PTD) in accordance with Article 176 of the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Customs Regulation in the Republic of Kazakhstan" dated December 26, 2017 (hereinafter - the Customs Code).Customs post «Auezhai Oskemen» of the SRD of EKRSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1088122?lang=kk

Today, a working meeting was held to review upcoming tasks within the reconstruction project for the water supply and sewerage systems, aimed at modernizing the engineering infrastructure of the city of Baikonur.The meeting was attended by Deputy Akim of Karmakshy District Samat Kydyrbekuly, Head of the Department for Supporting the Special Representative of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the Baikonur Complex Zhan Shaikhyslamuly, Deputy Head of the Baikonur City Administration Sergey Pavlovich, as well as heads of relevant departments.During the meeting, participants discussed the implementation progress of the project’s second phase and the upcoming stages of work. Technical and infrastructural solutions to be introduced in Baikonur in the near future were also specified.It should be noted that construction work for the second phase of the reconstruction project has already begun. At this stage, the main engineering networks will be renewed, which will improve the quality of the water supply system.This project is an important initiative aimed at improving the living conditions of the city and district residents, as well as upgrading the engineering infrastructure to meet modern standards.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1088128?lang=kk

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Bratislava, October 14, 2025 – The Embassy of Kazakhstan in Slovakia hosted a meeting between the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Kazakhstan, Zhanna Saginova, and the newly appointed Ambassador of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria to Slovakia, Habiba Derradji Kherrour.During the conversation, the parties exchanged views on the development of bilateral relations between Kazakhstan and Algeria.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-bratislava/press/news/details/1088055?lang=kk

Väderstad, October 16, 2025 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Sweden Olzhas Suleimenov paid a working visit to the headquarters of Väderstad AB, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-tech agricultural machinery.The delegation also included representatives of AgromashHolding KZ JSC and Eurasia Group Kazakhstan LLP, the official distributor of Väderstad in Kazakhstan.During the meeting with President and CEO of Väderstad Henrik Gilstring, the parties discussed prospects for expanding cooperation with Kazakhstan.The Ambassador emphasized that Kazakhstan, with more than 20 million hectares of arable land, views the introduction of advanced technologies as an important instrument for modernization and increasing the efficiency of the agricultural sector.As part of the visit, the delegation became acquainted with Väderstad’s production processes and technologies for manufacturing soil cultivation and seeding equipment, distinguished by their reliability, versatility, and cost-efficiency across diverse soil and climatic conditions, qualities that are particularly relevant to the needs of Kazakhstan’s agriculture.Following the visit, both sides reaffirmed their mutual interest in further developing practical cooperation and the exchange of experience in the field of innovative agricultural machinery.For reference: Founded in 1962, Väderstad AB specializes in the production of high-precision and durable harrows, precision planters, and row crop seeders, which are widely used by farmers in over 40 countries worldwideSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-stockholm/press/news/details/1088069?lang=kk

Public procurement around the world plays an important role in supporting domestic business. Through the system of state orders, small and medium-sized enterprises receive a stable source of sales and the opportunity to develop production. The state, in turn, stimulates localization and the creation of new jobs, providing preferences to domestic suppliers, including price advantages and simplified procedures for participating in tenders. This approach not only contributes to the growth of entrepreneurship, but also reduces the dependence of the domestic market on imports, strengthening the country's economic stability.The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Public Procurement" is aimed at creating favorable conditions for domestic entrepreneurs and stimulating domestic production. One of the support tools is the provision of specific preferences for Kazakhstani companies. In particular, priority is provided for the purchase of goods, works and services of domestic origin, which ensures the predominant participation of national manufacturers in competitive procedures. In addition, the law establishes a mandatory advance payment of 30%, which allows businesses to have stable financial resources for the timely fulfillment of obligations.Also, domestic suppliers are exempted from all types of security both for the execution of the contract and for advance security. In the event of penalties, their amount is reduced to no more than 3% of the total amount of the contract. This approach makes participation in public procurement more affordable and less risky for domestic producers. As a result, these measures not only increase the financial stability of business, but also contribute to the development of industrial potential, employment growth and strengthening the economy of Kazakhstan.Currently, there are 6 decrees of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, establishing exemptions from the national regime. They cover 4,834 names of goods, works and services, including:light industry goods (PP RK dated 19.02.2024 No. 99);goods of mechanical engineering, chemical, construction industry and food products (PP RK dated 16.03.2024 No. 191);furniture and engineering products (PP RK dated 16.03.2024 No. 190);software and electronic products (PP RK dated 20.03.2024 No. 207);blood sampling system (veterinary) (PP RK dated 07.06.2024 No. 447);A3 and A4 paper (PP RK dated 07.10.2025 No. 824).In addition, the Law "On Public Procurement" provides for a mechanism for concluding offtake contracts that ensure the guaranteed sale of products of domestic enterprises.In order to further strengthen support for domestic business on June 24 this year. Amendments were made to the Rules for the implementation of public procurement, providing for:increase in advance payment from 30% to 50%;extension of the minimum delivery period from 15 to 60 calendar days;reduction of payment terms from 30 to 10 working days.As a result of the measures taken, there has been a significant increase in the volume of cooperation with domestic producers. So, in 2025, 138,702 contracts were concluded for a total of 397 billion tenge, while for the same period in 2024 - 107,658 contracts worth 199 billion tenge.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-goszakup/press/news/details/1088077?lang=kk

Aalst, Belgium, 16 October 2025 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Belgium Roman Vassilenko visited the headquarters of the Belgian engineering group Jan De Nul (JDN), one of the world’s leaders in dredging, marine, and offshore engineering.During the meeting with the company’s CEO, Julie De Nul, the parties discussed prospects for further cooperation in implementing infrastructure projects in Kazakhstan. In particular, they reviewed JDN’s experience in developing the Port of Kuryk and explored potential participation in the modernization of port infrastructure in Aktau.Ambassador Vassilenko emphasized that Kazakhstan attaches great importance to partnerships with leading European companies that possess advanced technologies in marine engineering, sustainable construction, and renewable energy. He underlined that Jan De Nul Group’s expertise and technical capacity can make a significant contribution to the development of Kazakhstan’s infrastructure, especially in the context of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (Middle Corridor).“We view Jan De Nul Group as one of Kazakhstan’s key European partners, whose cutting-edge technologies and engineering expertise can contribute to the modernization of port infrastructure and the development of green energy in our country,” the Ambassador noted.Background: Jan De Nul Group is a Belgian family-owned engineering company founded in 1938, with its financial headquarters located in Luxembourg. The company is among the global leaders in dredging, marine and offshore construction, as well as environmental and energy technologies. Jan De Nul Group implements major projects around the world, including the construction of artificial islands, port terminals, subsea cables, and offshore wind farms. Its portfolio includes projects in Panama, Saudi Arabia, Greece, the UAE, and several European countries. As of 2025, the company employs over 7,000 people, with an annual turnover of 4 billion euro.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1088080?lang=kk

On October 15, 2025, the district center of Ülken Naryn village hosted a festive event dedicated to the 1st anniversary of the Active Longevity Center. Participants from six rural districts of Ülken Naryn took part in the celebration, showcasing their talents, creativity, and achievements.The main goal of the event was to create conditions for active and healthy aging, strengthen friendly relations among participants, and promote the creative potential of elderly citizens.The audience warmly welcomed each performer, highlighting the high level of preparation and the positive, joyful atmosphere of the celebration.The Active Longevity Center has been successfully operating in the district since 2024. Today, around 180 retirees actively participate in the district’s social and cultural life, making a valuable contribution to community development and strengthening intergenerational ties.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ulken-naryn/press/news/details/1088083?lang=kk

Astana, Almaty, October 11-15 – With the assistance of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Bern, a delegation of the Federal Assembly of the Swiss Confederation, which included members of the Switzerland-Kazakhstan interparliamentary friendship group, representing both houses of parliament and various cantons, visited Kazakhstan.The purpose of the visit was to strengthen direct contacts with members of the Parliament of Kazakhstan, discuss cooperation within international parliamentary forums, and explore opportunities for partnership between the two countries in economic sectors of mutual interest.During meetings with President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the leadership of the Senate and Majilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and a number of central and local bodies, the important role of parliamentary diplomacy in strengthening cooperation was noted. The Head of State emphasized the importance of relations with Switzerland, a reliable partner for our country in Europe.The Swiss delegation highly valued the reforms being implemented in Kazakhstan and digitalization programs, and expressed readiness in expanding partnerships and implementing joint initiatives.The negotiations allowed to inform European deputies about the conceptual aspects of the upcoming parliamentary reform, discuss prospects for developing cooperation in the areas of digital technologies, transport, urban planning, energy, green economy, and outline plans for further cooperation between regions of the two countries. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-bern/press/news/details/1088087?lang=kk

A briefing on "Special tax regimes" was held at the Regional Communications Service. During the briefing, Bauyrzhan Shaikenov, Deputy Head of the State Revenue Department for the Akmola region, recalled that the new Tax Code will enter into force on January 1, 2026. The speaker noted that in order to optimize tax regimes, 3 types of special tax regimes have been introduced.: 1) for the self-employed; 2) based on a simplified declaration; 3) for peasant or farm enterprises. For reference: - combined SNR based on simplified declaration and retail tax SNR; - combined patent-based SNR and mobile application-based SNR; - the SNR was abolished using a fixed deduction; - the SNR for agricultural enterprises has been abolished (in accordance with the generally established procedure). 1) Self-employment insurance for the self-employed: - has the right to apply to non-sole proprietors; - without employees; - marginal income – 300 MCI per month (1.3 million tenge, 15 million tenge per year); - the permitted list of activities; - social payments in the amount of 4% of income; - exempt from payment of personal income tax; - There is no TNF, the payment is based on the receipts of the mobile application on a monthly basis. 2) SNR based on a simplified declaration: - the marginal income for the year is 600,000 MCI (2.5 billion tenge); - there are no restrictions on the number of employees; - the IPN rate is 4% (the right to reduce/increase maslikhats by 50%); - the prohibitive list of activities (BPRC); - non-payers of VAT; - TNF every six months; - the right to reduce the NODE by the amount of FOT if the income exceeds 24,000 MCI (100 million tenge); - exemption from accounting if the income is less than 135,000 MCI (550 million tenge); - for NPOs on ESD, there is a ban on deductions of amounts of mutual settlements with the SNR based on a simplified declaration. 3) The CPR for farms (the current procedure has been preserved, the tax will be paid in the form of an individual income tax, the tax has been abolished). - agricultural activities; - non-payers of VAT, VAT, property taxes and transport used in agricultural activities; - the rate is 0.5% of the turnover; - mandatory availability of a land plot; - TNF once a year Comprehensive answers were given to the journalists' questions asked during the briefing.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1088006?lang=kk

Sofia, October 15, 2025 – At the initiative of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Bulgaria, a festive concert by the TURAN ethno-folk ensemble of the State Academic Concert Organization «Qazaqconcert» named after Roza Baglanova was held in Sofia to mark the 35th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of State Sovereignty and in anticipation of Republic Day.In his welcoming speech, Ambassador of Kazakhstan Viktor Temirbayev emphasized the significance of the Declaration, which laid the legal and institutional foundations for the country’s independence. He noted that this historic document not only marked the beginning of a new stage of development in Kazakhstan’s modern history, but also became a symbol of the political maturity of the Kazakh people and their aspiration for peaceful development.The musicians of the TURAN ensemble presented a vibrant program featuring compositions that reflect the rich heritage of Turkic and Kazakh musical culture. Their performance was distinguished by high professionalism, emotional depth, and a unique blend of ancient traditions with contemporary sound.The audience – which included senior officials from the Administration of the President of Bulgaria, representatives of state institutions and agencies, members of the National Assembly (Parliament), heads of foreign diplomatic missions and international organizations, members of the creative community, and the media – warmly welcomed the performance of the Kazakhstani artists.The evening became a vivid example of strengthening cultural dialogue and friendship between the two countries. It also confirmed the growing interest of the Bulgarian public in Kazakhstan’s history, culture, and modern achievements. Over the years, the TURAN ethno-folk ensemble has given more than 600 concerts in over 70 countries, performing on prestigious stages such as Carnegie Hall in New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, Zellerbach Hall in Los Angeles, Konzerthaus in Berlin, Palais des Festivals et des Congrès in Cannes, Salle Cortot in Paris, the Grand Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, the Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall, and many others.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-sofia/press/news/details/1088007?lang=kk

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The Head of State stressed that "affordable housing is not a dream, but our duty to citizens." Based on this, over the past 2 years, we have commissioned about 1.0 million square meters of housing.Since the beginning of the year, 391.0 thousand square meters of housing have been commissioned, with an increase of 3.2%.This year we plan to build and commission 500.0 thousand square meters (6,500 sq. m.).The Kostanai Zhastary program is in place to provide housing for young people. In 3 years, more than 340 young people have purchased their own homes. In addition, the region is actively working on the reconstruction and restoration of houses.Reconstruction is underway not only in cities, but also in rural areas.For example, in the village of Kamenskuralsk, Mendykarinsky district, a two-storey house with 12 apartments with a total area of 600 square meters has been restored.The house was restored at the expense of the Kamenskouralskoye partnership's own funds for its employees.The house has 4 one–room, 4 two–room and 4 three–room apartments.The cost is 90 million tenge.Comfortable and favorable conditions have been created here to improve the quality of life of the citizens of this village.The commissioning of residential buildings will be an important step in the socio-economic development of the region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1088023?lang=kk

Astana, October 15, 2025 – Chairman of the Investment Committee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Gabidulla Ospankulov and Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of JSC “NC KAZAKH INVEST” Madiyar Sultanbek held a meeting with the delegation of the Austrian medical group SANLAS Holding GmbH, led by its Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Professor Dr. Günther Nebel.The parties discussed prospects for cooperation within the framework of a project to establish the first multidisciplinary medical complex in Central Asia based on the Austrian Lassnitzhöhe and Hollenburg models. The project envisions the construction of a modern rehabilitation center in Almaty with 200–300 beds and an annual capacity of up to 15,000 patients.The future center will combine physical and psychological rehabilitation and introduce Austrian standards of medical care quality. The implementation of the integrated SANLAS model will increase the efficiency of patient recovery, reduce government healthcare costs for chronic diseases, and strengthen Kazakhstan’s position as a regional hub for medical rehabilitation.In addition, the Austrian side was asked to consider the possibility of constructing a similar center in the Tolebi district of the Turkestan region, which would provide access to modern rehabilitation services for the population of the southern regions of the country and create new jobs.“Developing private medicine and attracting investment into healthcare are key components of Kazakhstan’s new economic policy. We view the SANLAS project as a strategic initiative that will facilitate technology transfer, specialist training, and the establishment of an international-level rehabilitation center in the country,” said chairman of committee.Professor Günter Nebel, Founder and CEO of SANLAS Holding GmbH, emphasized the company’s commitment to long-term partnership: “We see great potential in Kazakhstan for the development of modern medicine and rehabilitation. Our experience in Europe and Asia demonstrates that integrating international standards with local solutions leads to sustainable outcomes. We are ready to introduce the best Austrian practices and jointly create an innovative medical cluster in Almaty.”SANLAS Holding GmbH is one of Austria’s leading private medical and social groups, managing a network of more than 20 healthcare institutions and employing over 1,500 professionals. The company specializes in neurological, orthopedic, and psychiatric rehabilitation, plastic surgery, and elderly care, serving more than 10,000 patients annually. SANLAS is certified under ISO 9001 and recognized as an Austrian “Leitbetrieb Austria” – a distinction awarded to leading enterprises operating on the principles of sustainable development and social responsibility.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1087984?lang=kk

Recently, the number of complaints from citizens and entrepreneurs who have fallen victim to fraudulent schemes related to the renewal, receipt, or termination of licenses for the storage and sale of alcoholic beverages has increasedBe warned!!!All procedures for the renewal, issuance, and termination of a license take place only through the state portal (www.egov.kz - elicense.kz).Taxpayers are not called and personal codes are not requested by employees of the territorial bodies of the State Revenue Committee. Be careful!!!!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1087956?lang=kk

Attention! Fraud cases have become more frequent! The Department of StateRevenue of theAkmolaregionwarns:False information is being spread about the need to extend the validity period of the license for the sale of alcoholic beverages. We remind you that the license for thesale of alcoholicbeverages does notrequirerenewal!It is validindefinitely,unless the terms of itsusehavebeenviolated.Do not fall for the tricks of scammers!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1087942?lang=kk