As part of the implementation of the "Law and Order" ideology, a staff meeting was held on October 15, 2025, under the chairmanship of the Minister of Justice Yerlan Sarsembayev. The meeting was attended by the heads of all regional Justice Departments via online connection. Aliya Amanzhulova, Head of the Justice Department of Kostanay region, made a report on the work done in 9 months of this year. As a result of the discussion, recommendations were made on further improving the Department's work, improving the quality of public services provided and quality consideration of citizens' appeals, providing state-guaranteed legal assistance, executing executive documents of the Civil Registry Office and the Civil Registry Office, registration of geographical indications, etc. The Minister of Justice noted the importance of implementing the tasks set within the framework of the ideology of "Law and Order" and stressed the need to strengthen control over the effectiveness of the territorial units. Press ServiceDepartment of JusticeKostanay region Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet-kst/press/news/details/1086985?lang=kk

Registration of individual activities is now easier and fasterThe Department of State Revenue for Kostanay region reports that since April of this year, important technological changes have taken place in the work of tax authorities:integration with the portal has been implemented in the ISNA information system. elicense.kz .Now, registration of taxpayers engaged in certain types of activities (ATS) takes place automatically and in just three working days — without unnecessary bureaucracy and waiting.What does this mean for business?In accordance with paragraph 1 of Article 88 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, all persons conducting activities included in the list of ATS are required to register with the tax authorities.And paragraph 6 of the same article establishes that registration is carried out within three working days.:1. from the date of notification submission;2. or from the moment when the tax authority receives information directly from the portal elicense.kzYou no longer need to go through the instances — it is enough to submit a notification online through the electronic license portalHow to submit a notificationNotifications about the beginning or termination of activities are submitted:through the website www.elicense .kzor in electronic / paper form — according to the rules approved by the Order of the Minister of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 4 dated January 6, 2015.New integration is a step towards a digital statePreviously, information exchange between elicense systems.kz and INIS RK were performed manually.Now, thanks to the implemented integration, everything works automatically — data is synchronized between the systems, and registration takes place without human intervention.This meansfewer data entry errors.;saving entrepreneurs' time;a transparent process without unnecessary paperwork.It is important to know about the address register code (RKA)In order for the system to process the notification correctly, the real estate object must be assigned an address registration code (RKA).If it is not available, everything can be done online:You can get or specify the address on the eGov portal by following the link:https://egov.kz/cms/ru/services/buy_sale/passP2203_mpsThe service is also available:https://egov.kz/cms/ru/services/pass668_mir— "Certificate of clarification (assignment/cancellation) of the real estate address"Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1086909?lang=kk

The chief specialist of the Department of control in the field of registration service and registration of non-profit organizations of the Department of Justice, Abylai Darke, gave an interview on the Alau TV channel in the program "Kokeytesti sukhbat“ on the topic: ”Rules for registration of non-profit organizations." The link: https://youtu.be/4lPXimOmz_0?si=t7MTHEpUW3dM9nfe Press ServiceDepartment of JusticeKostanay region   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet-kst/press/news/details/1086864?lang=kk

At the plenary session of the OSCE ODIHR Human Dimension Conference in Warsaw, which focused on combating human trafficking and addressing issues related to refugees and displaced persons, the Commissioner for Human Rights, Artur Lastayev, delivered a statement.The Ombudsperson noted that Kazakhstan has ratified the primary international instruments intended to combat modern forms of slavery and that it adopted a special law, "On Combating Human Trafficking", last year. Offences of this nature are now subject to severe criminal penalties of up to 18 years' imprisonment.Victims of human trafficking are provided with guaranteed access to specialised social services, and crisis centres and shelters operate across the country.Turning to the issue of refugees, Artur Lastayev noted that in 2009, Kazakhstan adopted a dedicated law establishing the right to seek protection and the principle of non-refoulement.This law ensures that such individuals have access to medical care and that children have the right to education, regardless of their citizenship or the legal status of their parents.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ombudsman-karaganda-oblysy/press/news/details/1088622?lang=kk

Today in Almaty, the first World Inclusion Congress (WIC 2025) commenced. The congress will run from October 15 to 17.The event is organized by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Almaty city akimat (administration), the HOPE Foundation (Help Others Pursue Education, Kazakhstan), and the international organization International Forums of Inclusion Practitioners (IFIP, UK).The congress has brought together over 1,200 participants from 40 countries, including representatives of government bodies, scientific and educational institutions, international organizations, teachers, experts, and leaders in the field of inclusive education.The participants include delegates from Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, and North America. More than 100 local and international specialists will speak at the plenary and panel sessions.The distinguished guests of the congress include Daniel Sobel, founder of IFIP and an expert in inclusive education; Umesh Sharma, Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham and a leading scientist in the field of inclusion; and the renowned Japanese architect Takaharu Tezuka, the author of the famous Fuji Kindergarten.The forum's key themes are innovation, digitalization, and the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies into the education system. Special attention is paid to technological solutions for supporting children with special educational needs, improving the quality of education, sharing international experience, and strengthening partnerships between countries.As part of the congress, the Innovation Expo exhibition opened, showcasing solutions in digital technology, education, and accessible environments. Seventeen companies from Kazakhstan, the UK, China, the USA, Poland, and Southeast Asian countries are participating in the exhibition. The exposition will run for three days at the Grand Hall hotel and in open pavilions.On the first day, a round table on "Global Trends in Inclusive Education: Challenges and Solutions" is scheduled, along with 15 panel sessions dedicated to children's mental well-being, assessing special educational needs, and other key topics.The events will continue on October 16-17, with the signing of memoranda of cooperation between scientific organizations and partners in the field of inclusive education expected.Special attention will be given to discussing the draft of the Almaty Declaration. Its adoption is expected to be a significant step towards strengthening international cooperation and forming common approaches to the application of digital and AI technologies in the field of inclusion.The official closing ceremony of the congress will take place on October 17. WIC 2025 is intended to provide a powerful impetus for developing a culture of inclusion, promoting the principles of equal access to education, implementing advanced technologies, and strengthening international cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/1086841?lang=kk

Seminar on the new Tax Code in the RCE "Atameken" of Kostanay region Today, another seminar on important changes in tax legislation was held on the basis of the Regional Chamber of Entrepreneurs "Atameken" of Kostanay region The speaker was Sharbanu Bermagambetova, Head of the Desk Monitoring Department. She spoke in detail about the changes in the Tax Code concerning the taxation system for peasant (farm) farms. Amendments to the Tax Code will come into force in Kazakhstan on January 1, 2026. However, for peasant (farm) farms applying a special tax regime (SSR), the current procedure will be maintained with some adjustments. That's the main thingSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1086831?lang=kk

As part of a working tour, the Akim (Mayor) of Almaty, Yerbolat Dossayev, visited a number of industrial enterprises and reviewed the implementation of urban environment improvement projects.The first stop was the Almaty Road Construction Company (ADSK), which produces asphalt, paving stones, and curbs. In a single shift, the enterprise produces up to 8,640 linear meters of road and highway curbs, 15,840 meters of garden curbs, and over 1,800 square meters of paving stones. The total asphalt production capacity is 980 tons per hour.The company also has its own fleet—asphalt pavers, rollers, excavators, and other specialized machinery—enabling it to carry out a full cycle of road construction works.Next, the city mayor familiarized himself with the operations of the Concrete Products plant, which manufactures reinforced concrete structures, facade panels, and urban improvement elements. The plant produces up to 450 thousand square meters of products per year.Yerbolat Dossayev also visited the ARIBA furniture factory, which produces domestically manufactured upholstered furniture. The factory employs over 140 people, and its products regularly win awards at international exhibitions.The Akim emphasized the importance of supporting Almaty enterprises that produce competitive products:"It is necessary to develop our own production, paying special attention to quality and building the 'Made in Almaty' brand. The city must, first and foremost, support local businesses and purchase products from Almaty manufacturers," Yerbolat Dossayev noted.The tour concluded at the renovated section at the intersection of Seifullin Avenue and Zhansugurov Street, which was opened for City Day. Large-scale landscaping has been completed there, with architectural lighting, surveillance cameras, and inclusive elements installed to ensure comfort for children with disabilities.The city mayor emphasized that in the improvement of Almaty, it is important to adhere to a unified architectural style and form a recognizable urban code so that every new facility harmoniously integrates into the metropolis's appearance.The development of industry and the improvement of the urban environment remain priority areas for the Almaty Akimat. These measures contribute to economic growth, job creation, and an improved quality of life for residents.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/1086836?lang=kk

Muscat, October 15, 2025 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Sultanate of Oman Aidarbek Tumatov met with H.E. Ibtisam bint Ahmed Al-Farouji, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion.The meeting was focused on preparation for the first meeting of the Kazakh-Omani Intergovernmental Commission, scheduled for December 2, 2025 in Muscat, the most promising areas of cooperation in the trade and economic sphere and joint actions to increase trade turnover between the two countries were discussed.The Omani side expressed interest in Kazakhstani agricultural products and industrial goods, and also expressed its readiness to host delegations of ministries and departments, as well as entrepreneurs of Kazakhstan, in Muscat to familiarize themselves with the needs and economic possibilities of both sides.Following the meeting, an agreement was reached to prepare a set of proposals in order to enhance foreign trade relations for detailed discussion during the upcoming Kazakh-Omani Iintergovernmental Commission.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-muscat/press/news/details/1086792?lang=kk

Riyadh, October 14, 2025 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Saudi Arabia Madiyar Menilbekov held a meeting with Suhail bin Mohammed Abanmi, Governor of the Zak​​​​​at, Tax and Customs Authority of the Kingdom.During the conversation, the parties noted the positive dynamics of the development of trade and economic cooperation between the two countries. In particular, in January-August 2025, bilateral trade turnover reached $8 million, marking a 23% increase compared to the same period of the last year.In this context, special attention was given to encouraging trade and investment by simplifying border crossing and customs clearance procedures.Following the meeting, the parties agreed to continue consultations aimed at providing specific support to business representatives from both states.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1086795?lang=kk

Prosecutor General Berik Asylov held a meeting with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Kazakhstan Sally Axworthy.The representative of the United Kingdom was informed about the main functions and priorities of the Kazakh Prosecutor's Office.During the meeting, a wide range of issues related to further strengthening bilateral cooperation in the field of the rule of law and human rights protection, including the extradition of wanted persons in specific criminal cases, were discussed.The Prosecutor General paid special attention to the need to further build up the contractual and legal framework by concluding agreements in the field of criminal proceedings.The interlocutor confirmed her willingness to cooperate on all legal issues of mutual interest.Following the meeting, the parties agreed to cooperate in countering transnational crime, cyber threats, money laundering, and the return of illegally withdrawn assets. Press Service of the Prosecutor General's OfficeSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/prokuror/press/news/details/1086729?lang=kk

The results of the "Kazakhstan's Future Generation" study, conducted by the British Council, have been published. As part of the study, the organization provides a platform called "Next Generation" for the voices of young people around the world, allowing their voices to be heard and understanding of their aspirations, challenges, and role in changing and shaping society. The research in Kazakhstan was carried out in partnership with LSE Consulting, the Central Asian Barometer (CAB), and the project Advisory Board. The study involved 1,270 young Kazakhstanis aged 18 to 35: 1,202 in a representative survey and 68 in interviews and focus groups. For reference: The methodology included five components: ● literature review – collecting information about the general socio-political and demographic context of Kazakhstan; ● a representative survey on attitudes, priorities, education, employment, civic participation and global prospects – the same questions from the Next Generation survey were used as for other countries (with some points adapted to the specific context of Kazakhstan); ● Qualitative interviews with young leaders – 20 young leaders from Kazakhstan were interviewed to explore their views on key social, economic and political issues; ● Focus groups with young Kazakhstanis – research with six focus groups was conducted in the cities of Astana, Almaty and Atyrau. In each city, there were two focus groups (respondents aged 18-24 and 29-34), the focus was on three main areas: education and employment; youth voice, digital media and news; global view; ● A series of "Stop and Think" workshops – with the participation of 10 Kazakhstani experts, activists, and practitioners – was organized by the project's Advisory Board, comprised of Kazakhstani experts and practitioners. A total of two "Stop and Think" workshops were held, one in person and one online. One of the areas of analysis was the aspects that influence the formation of values, views and influence on young people. First, according to the study, young Kazakhstanis are highly family-oriented and proud of their origins, regardless of social status. They consider family to be their primary source of influence, followed by friends and peers. This is consistent with other recent studies of young Kazakhstanis. According to various surveys, family ranks first on the list of values and is important to over 80% of young people. Young people also rely on family, friends, and close peers to determine their own success and happiness in life. Second, young Kazakhstanis have a sober assessment of societal challenges and at the same time remain highly optimistic. Over 80% are confident in the country's positive dynamics and their personal prospects, despite high housing costs and an uncertain macroeconomic environment. Young women and men are optimistic about their lives and careers: about 86% of men and 83% of women are optimistic about the quality of their lives, 87% of young men and 82% of young women are optimistic about their future careers. The study highlights that this generation demonstrates resilience and adaptability, perceiving challenges as opportunities for growth. A meaningful balance between collective and individual values is observed: while maintaining strong ties to family and cultural heritage, young people increasingly prioritize personal and professional development. This shift reflects a broader societal trend: the search for balance between tradition and new opportunities. Third, both quantitative and qualitative data show that, on average, young Kazakhstanis have either a neutral or positive opinion about the overall quality of education and its prospects. More than half of young people (57%) agree that education in Kazakhstan is improving. Positive views prevail across all age groups, but older cohorts are the most positive. For example, 78% of people aged 30-35 believe that education helps drive social change. Fourth, young Kazakhstanis firmly believe in the transformative power of education to improve society: over 70% believe that education is the best tool for solving global problems. Most young Kazakhstanis believe that education provides basic employment readiness, and leadership, problem-solving, and communication are key skills for workplace success. Knowledge of languages, especially Kazakh and English, is viewed as a competitive advantage. Over 80% consider learning a foreign language important, primarily for reasons including employment and travel opportunities (49% each), advanced education (47%), and expanded social connections (47%). Fifth, entrepreneurship is an area of significant interest to young Kazakhstanis. Across all age groups, more than two-thirds of survey respondents are interested in starting their own business within the next five years. Sixth, young Kazakhstanis understand the global situation that impacts their lives. They have a well-developed understanding of their country's international position and a genuine interest in the world. They see Kazakhstan as a "bridge" in three dimensions: geographically, connecting major powers; diplomatically, as a reliable regional intermediary; and culturally, as a link between the West and Central Asia. A separate source of pride is the country's status as the region's largest economy and its reputation as a progressive example for its neighbors. Seventh, the climate agenda is also gaining importance: respondents are primarily concerned about air quality, waste management, and water shortages. At the same time, with their characteristic optimism and positive outlook on the future, they demonstrate a clear willingness to find solutions. Eighth, new trends are emerging in civic engagement. Young people are increasingly organizing themselves into initiative groups to address specific social issues (for example, urban infrastructure, assistance to people with disabilities). In addition to grassroots activism, a new type of digital activism has emerged, in which people use social media to discuss social and economic issues. This takes various forms, including artistic performances, blogging, cartooning, comics, music, and eco-activism.

In the Address of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev for 2025, it was noted that the city of Alatau should become a new business, economic and technological center of the country. The Head of State instructed to provide this city with a special status, making it directly subordinate to the Government. The task is to develop this Decree within ten days. The Address also addressed the issue of introducing digital tenge and expanding its use in state finances. The President instructed to urgently form an ecosystem of digital assets, increase the efficiency of digital tenge, and ensure its use in national fund, republican, and local budget projects. Increasing the country's financial efficiency through the development of the digital economy is an important component of the development of the city of Alatau and the innovative impetus of the Kazakhstani economy. #Address2025 #PresidentAddress2025

On October 13, 2025, Kulzhian Shakerovna, a native of the village of Ushin, donated a microphone to the village clubhouse with sponsorship. The governor of the district Kenesbekov A. B. thanked our aunt kulzhian and presented her with a letter of thanks. We are very grateful to kulzhian Shakerovna!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-samar-bastaushy/press/news/details/1086595?lang=kk

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Almaty, Kazakhstan – Construction of a major industrial complex for the production of interior doors is set to commence in the Almaty Industrial Zone. The plant's launch is scheduled for August 2026.The enterprise will be located on a 0.84-hectare site and will include production workshops with a total area of over 2.4 thousand square meters, raw material and finished product warehouses, an administrative building, and associated infrastructure.Upon launch, the complex will have a production capacity of up to 120,000 doors to meet market demand. The product range will include frame-and-panel (tsargovye) doors, painted doors, as well as models with modern finishes such as laminate, PVC, veneer, enamel, and anti-vandal films.Production processes will be organized in accordance with European Green Standards (EU Green Standards). The manufacturing will utilize eco-friendly materials and coatings free of carcinogens and non-carcinogenic, making the doors completely safe for installation in schools, kindergartens, and medical institutions.The finished products are aimed at both import substitution and export to Central Asian and Eastern European countries.The project is expected to create at least 25 new jobs. Anticipated tax revenues for the city budget are estimated at no less than 70 million tenge over five years.The project is being implemented by "Le porte M" LLP with financial support from "Almaty Finance" LLP – a subsidiary of the "Almaty" Social-Entrepreneurial Corporation. Financing of 280 million tenge has been provided for a term of up to 7 years at a 6% annual interest rate. The primary guarantor is "Absolyut Flor" LLP, an operating company and distributor for "Le porte M" LLP, which works with all major developers and companies across 16 regions and cities of Kazakhstan."The project is focused on developing local production and improving the quality of door products in the country. Furthermore, the plant will create new jobs and contribute to the development of Almaty's industrial infrastructure," said Berik Kusainov, Chairman of the Board of Almaty Finance.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/1086484?lang=kk

Today, under the chairmanship of District Akim Zhandos Erkinbek, a regular meeting was held to review the results of social and economic development for January–September 2025 and the progress of the republican budget execution. The meeting was attended by the deputy akims, heads of departments, institutions, enterprises, as well as settlement and rural district akims.During the meeting, the head of the District Department of Economy and Finance, Zhanar Nimatulla, reported on key socio-economic indicators and the plans to be fulfilled by the end of the year. In this regard, the district akim instructed to ensure full implementation of all planned indicators by year-end.The issue of budget execution was also discussed. Overall, as of the end of the nine months, district funds have been fully utilized (100%). However, heads of relevant sectors were instructed to identify funds at risk of underutilization and take prompt measures to address them.The entrepreneurship sector also received attention. In accordance with the regional governor’s directive, efforts are being made in every settlement and rural district to attract and support entrepreneurs.The meeting also addressed the issue of providing heat to social facilities in connection with the start of the heating season. Zhandos Erkinbek instructed the district housing and utilities department to keep this matter under strict supervision to avoid any heating disruptions.At the end of the meeting, the district akim gave specific instructions on each issue discussed and assigned responsible officials to ensure their proper implementation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1086491?lang=kk

Today, District Akim Zhandos Erkinbek held a ceremonial reception to honor the pride of the district — athletes who achieved outstanding results at international and national competitions in combat sambo and Kazakh wrestling.From September 18 to 22 of this year, the World Cup in combat sambo among adults was held in Dushanbe, Republic of Tajikistan, and the national “Ak Biday” tournament in Kazakh wrestling took place in Ushkonyr village, Almaty region. Our local athletes proudly represented the country and raised the district’s prestige by taking top places on the podium.At the event, organized to foster youth interest in sports, Zhandos Erkinbek stated:“You serve as role models for young people through your hard work, enhance the prestige of sports in our society, and make a significant contribution to strengthening the national spirit. Every one of your achievements is clear evidence of the systematic work carried out in our district. We will continue to strengthen efforts to develop sports infrastructure and support mass sports,” he emphasized.During the ceremony, the winning athletes received Letters of Appreciation and commemorative gifts on behalf of the district akim. The “Golden Autumn – 2025” district sports festival was also concluded, and the victorious teams were honored.Speeches were delivered by the Chairman of the District Maslikhat Adil Koshalakov, Chairman of the Veterans Council Askar Merekov, and sports veteran Erkin Atabayev, who shared their heartfelt congratulations and words of encouragement with the athletes.It is worth noting that over the past two years, three new fitness and wellness centers have been opened in the district, along with four children’s playgrounds and modern sports grounds — an important step in promoting a healthy lifestyle.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1086497?lang=kk

A guest lecture by Botagoz Zhakselekova, Vice Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan, took place at Maqsut Narikbayev University. The topic of the meeting — “The Ministry of Justice in the Digital Age” — sparked great interest and lively discussion among future legal professionals.During the lecture, the Vice Minister spoke about the Ministry’s key areas of focus, placing particular emphasis on digital transformation and the integration of artificial intelligence into the agency’s business processes.Special attention was given to issues of intellectual property in the context of rapid technological advancement. Botagoz Zhakselekova introduced students to the new digital platform QazCopyright, designed to ensure transparent copyright management and fair compensation for rights holders.However, the most valuable part of the event was not just the information shared, but the inspiration it brought. Many students noted that the lecture helped them see the justice system in a new light — as a space for real change, a chance to be involved in the legislative process, and an opportunity to help build the legal state of the future.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1086503?lang=kk

Addis Ababa, October 14, 2025 – Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia H.E. Mr. Zhalgas Adilbayev presented his credentials to H.E. Taye Atske-Selassie the President of Ethiopia.During the solemn ceremony, Ambassador Zhalgas Adilbayev conveyed the greetings and warm wishes of H.E. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev,  President of Kazakhstan, and emphasized Kazakhstan's readiness for the further strengthening of comprehensive and mutually beneficial cooperation with Ethiopia.President of Ethiopia in his turn expressed his confidence in further strengthening of friendly ties between Kazakhstan and Ethiopia and wished to the Ambassador success during his diplomatic mission.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-addis-ababa/press/news/details/1086303?lang=kk

Today, a government meeting chaired by Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov was held. The agenda included the country's socio-economic development for January-September, the results of republican budget execution, and government resolutions. Regional Akim Nurlybek Nalibayev participated via conference call.Following the government meeting, at a meeting chaired by the regional governor, priorities for these and other issues were identified, and instructions were given to responsible industry leaders.«We must fully and promptly utilize the budget and ensure growth in target indicators and metrics for our region. I strongly warn you that failure to perform this work at the required level will result in the accountability of senior management.One of the pressing issues today is price stabilization for socially important food products. Keep prices under strict daily control. Propose specific measures to improve the operation of social stores to ensure effective product sales."Furthermore, JSC SPK Baikonur is purchasing products for the regional stabilization fund at low prices. City and district akimats must ensure the delivery of products allocated for each month according to the schedule and organize their sale to the public at established prices», - said Nurlybek Mashbekovich.The regional akim noted that events of socio-political significance will take place in the coming days. In this regard, he instructed that the stability of the socio-political situation be kept under special control. It is necessary to organize security guards in crowded areas and strengthen security measures.Furthermore, utility services must operate uninterruptedly. Particular attention should be paid to the stability of gas, water, and electricity networks, as well as the full supply of heat to multi-story residential buildings and social facilities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1086321?lang=kk