The National Fund for Children Topical Questions about the UAPF  How can I verify that my child has become a participant in the "National Fund for Children" program?To verify, visit kids.enpf.kz and enter your child's IIN in the "Participant Search" section. Then click "Check." You will then receive information indicating the year your child became a participant in the program, as well as the total amount of their accumulated target requirements.  What is the difference between target requirements and target savings?Target requirements are the Government's obligations to children who are citizens of Kazakhstan and under 18 years of age. Target requirements are formed annually from 50% of the National Fund's investment income. Target requirements are accrued and recorded in UAPF accounts, but the assets themselves continue to be invested as part of the National Fund's assets, and additional investment income is accrued on them annually.Targeted savings are previously accumulated amounts of target requirements that are credited to the target savings accounts of Kazakhstani recipients in the year they reach their 18th birthday.Therefore, upon reaching age 18, target requirements become target savings. They are accrued and stored in each program participant's target savings account in the UAPF, denominated in US dollars.  After target savings are transferred from the National Fund to the UAPF, will they accrue investment income?Target savings credited to target savings accounts in the UAPF are not invested in financial instruments. They are held in US dollars and are available for use by recipients of target savings or their heirs.  Can children from the same family transfer their target savings to each other, such as by assigning lump-sum pension benefit payments for housing and medical treatment?The assignment of target savings payments for the purpose of improving housing conditions or paying for education in favor of close relatives is not provided for by current legislation.  My child has already opened an account in the UAPF and his target savings have been transferred there. Who can use them?After reaching 18 years of age, your child will have the right to independently use their savings for two purposes: improving housing conditions or paying for education. To do this, they must submit an application to the Authorized Operators.Currently, the Authorized Operators are:Otbasy Bank JSC (for housing and education),Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan JSC (for education),Bank CenterCredit JSC (for education).  Can parents check the savings?Parents or legal guardians of a minor can view their child's savings on the kids.enpf.kz website, in the eGov mobile app, and in the apps of some banks. When the child turns 18, a targeted savings account will be opened for them in the UAPF, which only they, as the recipient of the targeted savings, will have access to.  A child's UAPF account was opened and the targeted savings were transferred. However, one month before turning 18, the family changed their citizenship. What will happen to their targeted savings? If a participant in the targeted claims or recipient of targeted savings loses their citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan before or after turning 18, they lose the right to receive payment of their targeted savings. Their targeted claims and targeted savings will be distributed among other participants in the established manner, and their targeted savings account will be closed.  In the event of the death of a participant in the target requirements or recipient of target savings, what documents and where should the heir receive them to receive the inherited target savings? In the event of the death of a participant in the "National Fund for Children" program, their target requirements or target savings are inherited in accordance with civil law. To receive them, the heirs must contact the UAPF. Funds are available only after the deceased's target savings have been credited to the target savings account. To receive payments, the heirs must open a US dollar bank account with an authorized bank.The heirs can use the funds for any purpose, meaning the mandatory requirement for their intended use is waived.A current list of required documents for processing payments in connection with the death of a person with target savings is posted on the UAPF website.  Is it possible to use target savings in parts, rather than in full? Targeted savings in a target savings account can be used an unlimited number of times within the limits of the available target savings, as designated, provided the recipient is 18 years of age or older and holds Kazakh citizenship.  What should I do if information is released indicating that my child is not a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan? If a child with the specified IIN, according to information in the State Database of Individuals, is not a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan, they are therefore not a participant in the "National Fund for Children" program and cannot have the target requirements.To update the information in the State Database of Individuals, we recommend contacting the migration service at their place of residence.After making the appropriate adjustments, the UAPF will add the child to the list of children eligible for target requirements or recipients of target savings, taking into account the missed period.  In what currency will the accumulation and subsequent transfer of target savings to the recipient of the target savings be made? According to Kazakhstan law, target requirements and target savings are recorded in the UAPF in US dollars. Upon payment, target savings are transferred and credited to the recipients' bank accounts opened with authorized US dollar operators.  In which banks can I open a bank account to receive payments from the National Fund? Are there any criteria or requirements for banks participating in the National Fund for Children project? The law does not impose any restrictions on second-tier banks, meaning any second-tier bank in Kazakhstan that has entered into a relevant agreement with the UAPF can participate in the program. Currently, the authorized operator banks are:Otbasy Bank JSC (for housing and education),Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan JSC (for education),Bank CenterCredit JSC (for education).  We moved to our historical homeland of Kazakhstan and have "qandas" status. Can our child participate in the "National Fund for Children" project?A citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan under 18 years of age is eligible to participate in the targeted requirements. After receiving Kazakhstan citizenship, your child will be eligible to participate in the "National Fund for Children" project.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ulan/press/news/details/1162039?lang=kk

The Majilis deputy noted that for the first time, the preamble to the new draft Constitution includes provisions on education, science, and innovation. The Constitution clearly and precisely outlines the funding policy for this sector.

The person is at the heart of public policy: opinions of deputies, lawyers and political scientists on the main direction of the new Constitution During the "Referendum-2026" online marathon, Azat Peruashev, deputy of the Majilis, head of the Ak Zhol party faction, Indira Aubakirova, director of the Institute of Legislation and Legal Information of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and political scientist Burikhan Nurmukhamedov shared their opinions. "Anything done in our state should be evaluated by the criterion of "whether it is in the interests of the person or not?" This means that, whether it is the authorities or civil society institutions, the decision should always be evaluated from the perspective of whether it harms the life of a person. The person, his rights and freedoms should be at the heart of our entire life in Kazakhstan," said Indira Aubakirova. In turn, Azat Peruashev drew attention to a number of important innovations in the new Constitution. In particular, the ban on eviction from housing without a court decision, as well as the right of a citizen to demand compensation for damage caused by the actions of state bodies or officials. "For the first time, the concept of advocacy was introduced in the Constitution. In fact, this document is aimed at the individual. It strengthens the rights of citizens in their relations with state bodies, including dishonest officials," said Azat Peruashev. At the same time, the Majilis emphasized that much depends on the citizens themselves, and how prepared they are to protect their constitutional rights is important. Political scientist Burikhan Nurmukhamedov also expressed confidence that citizens and political parties will most effectively use the rights and freedoms granted in the Constitution to protect and promote their interests and develop the country.

The new Constitution of Kazakhstan will include a new tool for the accelerated development of individual regions. How this mechanism will accelerate the regional economy, Majilis deputies explained during the Referendum-2026 online marathon. Mazhilis deputy Askhat Rakhimzhanov said that this mechanism is primarily aimed at attracting additional foreign investment to the regions. According to him, this will allow for the effective realization of the potential of each region, taking into account its specifics. This approach has a multiplier effect: not only a single city will benefit from development, but also its surrounding territories and additional economic sectors. "As for security issues, it should be noted that they are not intended to be considered separately. The Constitution clearly establishes the territorial integrity and indivisibility of the country. The structure of state power remains unchanged. At the same time, the adoption of appropriate constitutional laws for cities of rapid development is envisaged. All decisions are made within the existing legal framework and under the control of state bodies. The special legal regime is aimed at creating additional conditions for their development," concluded Askhat Rakhimzhanov.

Citizens facing difficult life circumstances can now apply for social assistance through the eGov Mobile application. Previously available exclusively through the eGov.kz portal, the service can now be accessed and applications submitted directly via a smartphone.Social assistance refers to financial benefits or material support provided by local executive authorities to designated categories of citizens who find themselves in difficult life circumstances. The shift to a mobile format enhances accessibility, making it easier and more convenient for citizens to receive this support. Applications may be submitted at any time and from any location, with the entire process taking only a few minutes to complete.Social assistance granted under decisions of local representative bodies (maslikhats) is provided to citizens requiring additional support, including individuals with socially significant illnesses, elderly persons unable to care for themselves, individuals without parental care, and low-income families."The application submission process is highly automated. When submitting an application, part of the required data is automatically retrieved from government information systems, simplifying the process and reducing the likelihood of errors. As practice has shown, more than 7.000 applications were submitted through the eGov.kz portal in 2025 alone” noted Daulet Bekmanov, Chairman of the Board, NITEC JSC.To apply for the service, users need to:log in to the eGov Mobile application and go to the "eGov Public Services" – "Special services" section;select the service “Provision of Social Assistance to Specific Categories of Vulnerable Citizens under Decisions of Local Representative Bodies” and complete all the required fields;sign the service using one of the available signing methods;review the notification on the application processing status in the “Service History” section.The service delivery result is a notification of the approval of social assistance or a reasoned refusal.Following submission, the application is reviewed by the authorized body. The decision is made based on the family’s income level and other established criteria. The review period is up to eight working days. The service is provided free-of-charge.The service has been implemented by the Public Services Committee of the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, National Information Technologies JSC and the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-selinograd/press/news/details/1161957?lang=kk

For the first time, the draft of the new Constitution of Kazakhstan proposes to establish a norm of state support for volunteerism. The relevant amendments were discussed by deputies of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan during the online marathon "Referendum-2026". According to Majilis deputy Vera Kim, the constitutionalization of volunteerism is not only a recognition of its importance, but also a guarantee of state support for the long-term development of the volunteer movement. "Thus, by raising the volunteer movement to the level of the Constitution, we will create conditions for every citizen to feel involved in the development of the state. This will contribute to the formation of a more sustainable development of society," added deputy Islam Sunkar. In turn, MP Azhar Sagandykova noted that volunteering is not limited to young people. According to her, today the "silver volunteers" movement is actively developing - these older representatives make a significant contribution to supporting socially vulnerable groups, mentoring, and solving family problems.

In 2026, the international Digital Almaty platform will transform into Digital Qazaqstan — a national technology forum dedicated to the practical digital and AI transformation of the economy and the strategic advancement of the country's regions.Digital Qazaqstan will consistently travel through various cities across Kazakhstan, integrating regions into a unified digital agenda and fostering the ideal environment for implementing cutting-edge technologies and Artificial Intelligence within the real sector, public administration, and the social sphere.📍 First stop: Shymkent — the industrial heart of the region.📅 March 27, 2026This is where technology meets the real sector. From smart governance to industrial AI, we are bringing the future to every corner of Kazakhstan.What’s in store:— High-level Plenary Session— Expert Panel Discussions & Roundtables— Startup & IT Exhibition— Thrilling Hackathons— Digital Qazaqstan Awards — celebrating the nation’s digital leadersJoin Digital Qazaqstan and take your place in shaping the nation’s digital future!

In 2026, the Digital Almaty international platform will transform into Digital Qazaqstan, becoming a national technology forum focused on the development of the country's economy and regions, as well as practical digital and AI transformation. Digital Qazaqstan is held regularly in various cities of Kazakhstan, drawing regions into a unified digital agenda and creating conditions for the introduction of technologies and artificial intelligence into the real sector, public administration, and the social sphere. 📍 The first city where the Digital Qazaqstan forum will be held is Shymkent, an important regional center with great industrial and economic potential. 📅 March 27, 2026 The forum will prioritize digital and AI solutions used in industry, public administration, and regional economic development. The forum program includes: — plenary session — panel sessions and round tables — Exhibition of IT companies and startups — technological competitions and hackathons — Digital Qazaqstan Awards is a national award in the field of digital transformation. Join Digital Qazaqstan and contribute to building the digital future of our country!

In 2026, the international platform Digital Almaty will transform into Digital Qazaqstan—a national technology forum focused on practical digital and AI-based transformation of the economy and regional development. Digital Qazaqstan will be held successively in various cities across Kazakhstan, engaging regions in a unified digital agenda and creating conditions for the implementation of technology and artificial intelligence in the real sector, public administration, and the social sphere. 📍 The first city to host Digital Qazaqstan will be Shymkent, an important regional center with developed industrial and economic potential. 📅 March 27, 2026 The forum focuses on digital and AI solutions applicable to industry, public administration, and regional economic development. The forum program includes: — plenary session — panel sessions and round tables — an exhibition of IT companies and startups — technology competitions and hackathons — Digital Qazaqstan Awards — a national award in the field of digital transformation Join Digital Qazaqstan and become part of shaping the country's digital future!

Al-Farabi Mynbayev, Deputy Chairman of the Shymkent City Branch of the Auyl Party, held a meeting with city residents and entrepreneurs on the territory of the Koktem market in Shymkent. The main goal of the meeting was to directly explain to the population the context of the upcoming constitutional changes and the content of the new project. During the meeting, Al-Farabi Mynbayev focused on the role of the amendments to the Constitution in democratizing the system of state governance. In particular, the issues of strengthening the powers of the Parliament, accelerating the legislative process, and finally getting rid of the super-presidential model of government were discussed. According to the Speaker, the new legislative changes will coordinate the work of the Majilis and the Senate, paving the way for transparent and prompt adoption of state decisions. In addition, the meeting raised topical issues of strengthening public harmony, the role of the National Congress and the status of the state language. A. Mynbayev emphasized that the state status of the Kazakh language will remain unchanged and that the public should not follow the words of those spreading false information, but only trust official sources. It was also noted that citizens have the opportunity to directly submit questions to the Constitutional Commission through the "E-petition" platform. In his speech, the party representative emphasized the social nature of the reform, noting that the updated Constitution will raise the legal protection of every Kazakhstani to a new level. In particular, the strengthening of the principles of equality before the law, protection of property rights and social justice will positively contribute to the development of the business environment. These changes will not only modernize the political system, but will also directly contribute to the well-being of every family and the long-term stability of the state. At the end of the meeting, the speaker urged those present to be information literate and carefully read the text of the draft law. A. Mynbayev explained that each paragraph published in the newspaper "Egemen Kazakhstan" and on official state websites is directly related to the daily lives of citizens, legal security and the integrity of the state. He stressed the importance of being wary of provocative actions that could provoke the people from within and of taking a legally competent approach to a document of state importance. Summing up the meeting, Al-Farabi Mynbayev noted that the constitutional reform is a strategic step that determines the future development direction of Kazakhstan. He said that this political process is an opportunity for every citizen to demonstrate their legal culture and responsibility for state affairs, and called on the people of Shymkent to define their civic positions within the framework of the law during an important political campaign. “Shymkent View”

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held a meeting with the heads of United Nations agencies represented in the country.In his remarks, the head of Kazakhstan’s foreign ministry reaffirmed the country’s unwavering commitment to the UN Charter and its central role in maintaining international peace, security, and sustainable development.The Minister paid particular attention to explaining the key provisions of the ongoing constitutional reform aimed at strengthening the rule of law.“The reform is systemic and long-term in nature, aimed at strengthening the rule of law, enhancing political stability and expanding the rights and freedoms of citizens” noted Minister Kosherbayev.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-almaty/press/news/details/1162288?lang=kk

One of the major changes in the new Constitution is the establishment of the Kurultai. The draft law changes not only the name of the Parliament, but also its basic structure. Now the number of deputies will be 145, and there will be only one chamber. During the online marathon "Referendum-2026", Senator Nurlan Beknazarov spoke about the differences of the previous Parliament. "Now the country will have a unicameral Parliament. Its name has been changed to the Kurultai. The number of deputies is clearly determined, and all of them will be formed according to party lists, that is, through a proportional electoral system. A total of 145 deputies will be elected through popular elections. This system ensures the transparency of the work of the Parliament. In addition, the parties that have passed the Kurultai will discuss their election programs, promises to the people and directions on one platform, and will actively participate in improving the country's well-being, developing the economy, and adopting important laws that determine domestic and foreign policy. Thus, fair political competition will be established between the parties. Populism will not be tolerated in such an environment," the senator said.

Deputy Chairman of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan, member of the Constitutional Commission, Bakhyt Nurmukhanov, explained the significance of the new Constitutional draft. "The Preamble for the first time mentions the thousands-year-old historical continuity of Kazakhstan. In general, any Preamble is perceived as a basis for defining the character and spirit of the nation. This provision shows that our history is deep, thousands of years old. Therefore, we should be proud of it," said B. Nurmukhanov at the Referendum-2026 online marathon. He also noted that the idea of a Just Kazakhstan was included in the Constitution. "Just at the end of last year, the main principles and principles of domestic policy were approved by the Decree of the Head of State. It established the idea of a Just Kazakhstan as a country of broad opportunities. Regardless of age, nationality, or status, equal opportunities are created in our country. People are equal before the law and before the court. Looking ahead, the values of culture and education, science and innovation will remain the main directions of the further development of our country," said the Deputy Chairman of the Constitutional Court.

At the "Referendum-2026" online marathon, Deputy of the Majilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Member of the Constitutional Commission, Aidarbek Kozhanazarov spoke about the opinions and proposals received from the public on the protection of digital personal data, protection of private property, and transparency. "The most important thing is that we have been discussing an issue for a long time, which is digital security, digital data protection, and the protection of citizens' rights not only offline, but also online. We also included it in the Digital Code in the Majilis. But it was very important to enshrine it in our Constitution. We have witnessed how many of our citizens' data have been leaked online, and fraudsters have used it to steal our citizens' money. To prevent this, to cope with this, it was necessary to protect digital data, it was very important to strengthen it and bring it to the right level," said A. Kozhanazarov. The Majilis deputy touched upon other important issues. "Several citizens have approached me with this issue, which is to protect a private home, a person's shelter, to assert that no one has the right to evict him from his home without a court decision. This is a very important article. Various situations are happening now. Such a decision was made to prevent this from happening. Another issue that was considered during the discussion of our Constitution is openness and consultation with the people. Which country in the 21st century, when writing the Constitution, consulted with the entire population, collected their opinions and broadcast it live? I think Kazakhstan is in first place in terms of openness," said A. Kozhanazarov.

Speaking during the Referendum-2026 online marathon, Deputy of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, member of the Constitutional Commission Aidos Sarym explained the essence of the changes in the new draft Constitution. In his opinion, Kazakhstan has entered a new era. "We have ended the oil era in Kazakhstan. Oil may continue to be found, but with the advent of a new digital era, we now need an economy based not on oil energy, but on human energy. The share of small and medium-sized businesses in our country has now reached 40%. This is a great achievement. But we need to increase it even more," said Aidos Sarym. He also highlighted one of the key changes in the draft Constitution. "In one article, it used to be said: 'The source of power is the people.' Now we say: 'The source and bulwark of sovereignty is the people,'" said Aidos Sarym. The Majilis deputy also said that the future of Kazakhstan lies in education, science, and innovation. "Kazakhstan has taken an important step by adopting the Law on Artificial Intelligence and the Digital Code. We have achieved a lot. Now it is necessary to enshrine these initiatives at the Constitutional level. This is a truly revolutionary innovation," he said.

The winners and prize recipients of Alem Tech Fest 2026, the largest robotics and STEM technology festival in Central Asia, were awarded in Astana.More than 5,000 school students from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Estonia, Vietnam, and Hong Kong took part in the festival.The award ceremony was attended by Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan – Minister of Information Technologies and Digital Development Zhaslan Madiyev, Chairman of the Management Board of Samruk-Kazyna JSC Nurlan Zhakupov, as well as representatives of sectoral ministries and organizations.Deputy Prime Minister Zhaslan Madiyev highly praised the engineering potential of young people and noted:“Developing robotics is an important direction of our country’s digital transformation. Today we see not only students working with construction kits, but future engineers and specialists in artificial intelligence. These talented young people will introduce advanced technologies into industry and public administration, strengthening the country’s competitiveness in the global market.”As a result of the Central Asia FIRST Championship tournament, 50 best teams were identified and awarded cash prizes and educational grants.In addition, Kazakhstan’s national robotics team was formed from 16 top winning teams. The national team will represent the country at the FIRST Championship 2026 world finals in Houston, USA. Other prize-winning teams received qualification spots for international tournaments in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia.The following teams were included in Kazakhstan’s national team:FIRST LEGO League Explore: Alem Innovators;FIRST LEGO League Challenge: FIZTEX, ToleBi Daryn, Tidal Tumble;FIRST Tech Challenge: JelToqSun, TGJ, xCeption, SANA, KAP, Panheya, OVERTIME, Nomadic.Dragons.FTC, FIZMAT ROBOTICS, FoxSlide, MLP, Celestial.The festival program also featured competitions in the following categories: Alem Drone League, RoboCup Soccer, Physical AI Championship, RoboCup Rescue, and Battle of Bots.The event was organized with the support of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan by the USTEM Foundation public fund and the Republican Scientific and Practical Center “Daryn.” Partner organizations included the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Astana Hub international innovation cluster, and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The general sponsor was Samruk-Kazyna National Welfare Fund JSC. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/edu/press/news/details/1161888?lang=kk

Seoul, 11 February 2026 – A meeting was held in Seoul between Nurgali Arystanov, Ambassador of Kazakhstan, and Park Chongho, Executive Director of the Asian Forest Cooperation Organization (AFoCO).During the meeting, the parties discussed prospects for cooperation in sustainable forest management, reforestation, and technology transfer, as well as cooperation within multilateral forums.In this context, the Ambassador handed over to the head of AFoCO an invitation to take part in the Regional Ecological Summit, to be held in Astana on 22–24 April 2026, and emphasized the importance of the upcoming event as a platform for promoting practical solutions in the field of ecology and sustainable development.It was noted that the Summit was being held at the initiative of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, who, in his remarks at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly, underscored the importance of international efforts to protect the environment and respond to climate challenges. The Kazakh diplomat also briefly highlighted the “Taza Kazakhstan” initiative, which aims to foster a careful attitude toward nature as a national value.The head of AFoCO expressed interest in further developing cooperation with Kazakhstan and readiness to support joint initiatives and share practical experience, including capacity-building programs.The meeting also confirmed the positive momentum of cooperation in a number of areas, including capacity building and Train-the-Trainers programs, the transfer of know-how, and the exchange of experience, including on forest fire prevention and suppression.Following the meeting, the sides reaffirmed their intention to continue joint work and implement new initiatives.It should be noted that Kazakhstan has been a member of AFoCO since 4 October 2019. With AFoCO’s support, Kazakhstan is implementing projects on the inventory of unaccounted forests and the introduction of digital forest data management in the Kostanay and North Kazakhstan regions, the establishment of a forest nursery complex, as well as reforestation in areas of the Abai region affected by wildfires, coupled with enhanced competencies in forest fire prevention and suppression.Overall, AFoCO implements projects in member countries focused on reforestation and capacity development. In 2024, the total value of AFoCO’s project portfolio was estimated at USD 235 million, and under its training programs 136 courses were conducted in 2014–2025, involving more than 27,000 participants from government agencies and local communities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-seoul/press/news/details/1161869?lang=kk

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On February 11 of this year, a briefing was held at the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Mexico for representatives of the Mexican Association of International Relations Faculties (AMEI), during which explanations were provided regarding the main provisions of the constitutional and political reforms in our country. AMEI is the largest such association in Latin America and the Caribbean.Ambassador Almurat Turganbekov gave a detailed presentation on the draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, informing that a nationwide referendum on the adoption of amendments to the country’s Basic Law will take place on March 15, 2026.The information sparked broad interest among AMEI’s professor members and invited representatives of the local media. It was noted that Kazakhstan is on the path of comprehensive and progressive modernization against the backdrop of ongoing changes in the global order.An agreement was reached to provide more detailed coverage of developments in Kazakhstan through a special association podcast and a series of interviews in the near future.The Embassy of Kazakhstan is also preparing a series of lectures for students at various Mexican universities.Furthermore, a new chapter of cooperation has been opened between the diplomatic community, including the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and AMEI. In particular, a Memorandum of Cooperation was signed, under which the diplomatic corps will strengthen its contacts with future Mexican specialists in international relations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-mexico/press/news/details/1161840?lang=kk

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