On September 21, 2025, a significant environmental event took place in the Kazygurt District—a district-wide cleanup day organized as part of World Cleanup Day. Residents of the district, government officials, education, healthcare, and cultural workers, as well as youth and volunteers, actively participated in the event. The main goal of the event was not only to clean up public spaces but also to raise environmental awareness among the population and foster a responsible attitude toward nature. In accordance with the instructions of the district akim, Azizkhan Ismailov, landscaping and cleanup efforts covered all rural districts. From early morning, government employees, schoolchildren, students, and representatives of various public organizations took to the streets to contribute to creating a clean and comfortable environment. The atmosphere of the cleanup day was marked by unity and cohesion: residents worked together, helped each other, and set an example of caring for the environment. During the campaign, large-scale cleanup efforts were organized. Using specialized equipment, solid household waste was transported to designated landfills. Tens of tons of trash were collected from streets, courtyards, and residential areas. Particular attention was paid to roadsides, ditches, and canals, which were cleared of accumulated trash and silt. This improved the sanitary conditions of the area and prevented potential problems with drainage systems. In addition to garbage collection, a significant amount of work was devoted to landscaping green spaces. Lawns were mowed and watered, and shrubs and trees were trimmed. Tree trunks were whitewashed, which not only gave them a neat appearance but also protected them from pests. Flower beds were tidied up, and in some areas, residents planted new ornamental plants. All these measures gave the district's streets and parks a well-maintained and attractive appearance. Particular attention was paid to educational and outreach activities on this day. Organizers emphasized that the cleanup day was not a one-time event, but rather part of a systematic effort to foster a culture of cleanliness among the population. During the event, representatives of environmental organizations explained to residents the importance of separate waste collection, recycling, and careful stewardship of natural resources. Participants were reminded that everyone can contribute to maintaining cleanliness not only during the cleanup day but also in their everyday lives. District Akim Azizkhan Ismailov personally visited several rural districts where the work was taking place and reviewed the progress of the event. He noted the residents' activism, thanked everyone for their participation, and emphasized that such events should be held regularly. The heads of the responsible agencies were instructed to strengthen environmental education efforts, more actively involve schoolchildren and students in landscaping activities, and systematically organize cleanup days throughout the year. The role of young people is undeniable. Students, schoolchildren, and volunteers demonstrated particular zeal: they not only actively participated but also encouraged their peers to keep the cleanliness up. Many shared their impressions on social media, posted photos, and spoke about the importance of such events. Thus, the environmental initiative received widespread public attention. The older generation also got involved. Elderly residents joined the cleanup effort alongside younger residents, setting a worthy example. They shared that, since Soviet times, such cleanups had been a good tradition that helped bring people together and foster a sense of responsibility for their small homeland. The results of the cleanup were immediately noticeable: the streets were cleaner, the courtyards and parks were more well-maintained, and the participants' overall spirits were lifted. Many noted that by working together, they not only cleaned up the area but also strengthened community ties. After all, such events bring neighbors, colleagues, and classmates closer together, turning shared work into a celebration of unity. The organizers emphasize that World Cleanup Day is a global initiative uniting millions of people around the world. The Kazygurt District's participation in this movement demonstrates that residents of the region recognize the importance of environmental protection and are willing to contribute to the common cause. In the future, they plan to hold similar events more frequently, expand their scope, and attract ever-increasing numbers of people. Thus, the community cleanup day in the Kazygurt district became not only a practical measure to clean up the area but also a symbol of community responsibility for the environment. The event demonstrated that with joint efforts, significant results can be achieved, making the district cleaner, more comfortable, and more livable. The key is to maintain this spirit and make cleanliness a regular habit for every resident.

On September 21, 2025, an important environmental event was organized in the Kazygurt district - a district-wide cleanup day within the framework of the "World Cleanup Day". This initiative was aimed at uniting society in one goal and preserving the cleanliness of the environment. In accordance with the instructions of the district akim Azizkhan Ismailov, employees of all rural districts and state institutions, representatives of the education, healthcare, culture sectors, as well as youth and volunteers actively participated in the cleanup day. During the large-scale event, cleaning work was carried out in rural districts at a rapid pace. With the help of special equipment, garbage was taken to designated places and ash and garbage were collected. In addition, weeds were mowed, greenery was watered. Trees were whitewashed, flower beds were put in order. In addition, ditches and ditches were cleaned, and the normal functioning of water systems was ensured. Public places and recreation areas were cleared of garbage, creating comfortable conditions for residents. The Sabbath was not only a cleaning event, but also an important campaign aimed at forming an ecological culture. The participants showed compassion for nature and understood the importance of leaving a clean environment for future generations. The activity of young people was especially noted. They not only collected garbage together with the adults, but also took care of young trees, raising the spirit of the Sabbath. District Akim Azizkhan Ismailov visited the villages where cleaning work was being carried out and got acquainted with the work being done. He talked with residents who participated in the clean-up and listened to their suggestions and opinions. He also instructed the heads of the relevant departments to increase the culture of cleanliness in the district, regularly involve residents in environmental activities, and regularly hold clean-up events. Another feature of this event is the mutual cooperation and support of residents. During the weekend, village elders set an example for young people, while schoolchildren joined in the work with their parents. All this proved the unity and mutual understanding in society. During the weekend, special attention was paid to the issues of environmental protection, reducing household waste and its proper disposal. Environmental experts explained to the audience the importance of waste sorting and how recycling household waste is beneficial for nature. Residents showed great interest in this initiative and promised to improve the culture of household waste collection in the future. As a result of the general cleanup, the area's appearance has improved significantly. Streets and yards cleared of trash, landscaped parks and flower beds have lifted the spirits of the area's residents and created a more pleasant environment for them. Such events are of great importance. Because protecting the environment is the common duty of every citizen, not just government agencies. Through environmental events, people learn to be compassionate towards nature and increase their responsibility for their environment. This is a way of educating, especially the younger generation. This clean-up in the Kazygurt district was a great example for residents. Many participants said that such events should be held more often. Because a one-time clean-up cannot solve the problem. Systematic work should be carried out to maintain cleanliness, and every citizen should do their part. In conclusion, the general clean-up in the Kazygurt district, held as part of the "World Clean-up Day", not only increased the environmental culture of residents, but also strengthened unity and solidarity in society. This initiative will undoubtedly continue in the future and make a significant contribution to the beautification of the district and the protection of nature.

The Yenbekshinsky District is one of the most dynamically developing areas of Shymkent. Its population is constantly growing, and new residential complexes, social facilities, and commercial buildings are being built. Under these circumstances, ensuring reliable and safe infrastructure, as well as implementing preventative measures against natural disasters, is becoming a key priority for local authorities and utility services. In recent years, Shymkent residents have increasingly noted that climate change is significantly impacting the region. Precipitation has increased, the weather has become more unstable, and heavy downpours and prolonged rains often create serious problems. During the fall and winter, rain and melting snow cause water to accumulate on the streets, impeding traffic and pedestrians. To avoid such inconveniences, city authorities, working with utility companies, are implementing a range of preventative measures. One such project is the cleaning of drainage channels, which is being carried out by Inteko LLC in the Yenbekshinsky District. This project is being carried out in preparation for the rainy season and is already being implemented at an intensive pace. The primary objective of these measures is to ensure timely drainage of rainwater and prevent flooding. Cleaning the gutters achieves several important results: the likelihood of water accumulation along roads is reduced; the safety of vehicle traffic is increased; more comfortable conditions for pedestrian movement are created; the process of road surface destruction slows down. Thus, this work is not only local, but also strategic in nature, as it directly impacts the convenience and safety of city residents. Specialized vehicles and crews have been deployed to the area. The cleanup is being carried out in stages: each street is being covered, with attention paid to the most problematic areas. The following actions are carried out within the framework of the events: removing leaves that clog the trays; removal of garbage and household waste; removal of accumulated silt and dirt that reduce the capacity of canals; partial repair of damaged sections of trays. All collected waste is transported to designated landfills to prevent secondary contamination. The process is organized to minimize disruption to local residents. Inteko LLC takes a comprehensive approach to this issue. In addition to the technical aspects, they also work with the public. Many problems arise because residents themselves throw garbage into ditches and gutters, which leads to clogging. The company reminds that the district's ecology and the efficiency of the stormwater drainage system largely depend on the awareness of city residents. Following basic rules will significantly reduce the burden on public utilities. The Yenbekshinsky District is densely populated, home to schools, hospitals, markets, and large shopping centers. Flooding affects not only residents but also the operation of public facilities. Water accumulating on roads can pose a safety hazard: pedestrians are forced to go out onto the roadway; transport moves slowly and there is a risk of accidents; the likelihood of road accidents increases; Sanitary conditions are deteriorating. This is why timely cleaning of drainage channels is one of the most important preventative measures. Local residents are positive about the initiative. Many note that previously, after heavy rains, water could remain on some streets for several days, hindering travel. Now the situation is gradually improving: the water is receding more quickly, and the roads remain dry and safe. Inteko's management emphasizes that this work should not be limited to preparation for the rainy season. The company plans to clean the trays regularly, several times a year. Furthermore, future plans include expanding the fleet of specialized equipment, increasing the number of work crews, and introducing new technologies that will improve the effectiveness of these measures. This approach will help maintain utility networks in good condition and significantly reduce the risk of flooding. Cleaning drainage channels in the Yenbekshinsky District is not just a seasonal event, but an important part of a systematic effort to improve urban infrastructure. They contribute to: reducing the consequences of natural phenomena; ensuring road safety; improving the sanitary conditions of the area; creating a more comfortable living environment for city residents. Thus, preparing for the rainy season becomes a major step towards increasing the resilience of the urban environment to climate challenges. The team at Inteko LLC makes a significant contribution to the development of Shymkent and the well-being of its residents, creating conditions for a comfortable and safe life.

Enbekshy district is one of the rapidly developing areas of Shymkent. The population here is growing every year, new housing complexes and social facilities are being built. In this context, maintaining the district's infrastructure and conducting preventive measures against natural disasters are among the main tasks of local authorities and public utilities. In recent years, climate change, increased precipitation, and unstable weather conditions have been particularly felt in Shymkent. It is no secret that especially in the autumn-winter season, during heavy rains and snowmelt, water accumulates on the streets, causing inconvenience to residents. In order to prevent such inconveniences, the city administration and relevant institutions have been systematically implementing a number of preventive measures. One of them is the cleaning of drainage channels in the Enbekshi district by Inteko Limited Liability Company. This event was organized as part of preparations for the rainy season and is currently underway. The main goal of the work is to prevent flooding by timely draining rainwater collected on the streets. By cleaning the trays: Water accumulation along the road is reduced; traffic will be safe and continuous; pedestrian traffic becomes more comfortable; Rapid deterioration of streets is not allowed. That is, this measure will not only make the daily lives of residents easier, but will also contribute to the preservation of the city's overall infrastructure. Currently, special equipment and workers have been mobilized throughout the district. Each street is being covered in stages, and the gutters are being completely cleaned. During cleaning, the following work is performed: leaves collected on the surface of ditches and trays are removed; garbage and household waste are removed; Clay soil and sediment are removed, increasing the permeability of the ditch system; If necessary, damaged parts of the trays are repaired. The collected waste is taken to special places, preventing secondary pollution. All these works are organized in such a way as not to cause inconvenience to residents. The team of Inteko LLP not only performs technical work, but also conducts educational work among residents. This is because dumping garbage into ditches and dumping household waste is primarily a problem that depends on the actions of residents themselves. If people maintained an ecological culture and did not throw garbage into ditches, the throughput of the trays would be much higher. At the same time, company representatives urge residents to protect nature, maintain public order, and take good care of infrastructure. Enbekshi district is a densely populated area. It is home to schools, hospitals, social facilities, and large shopping centers. If water accumulates on the streets after rainfall, this can be not only a domestic inconvenience, but also a public safety issue. In case of water accumulation: pedestrians will be forced to take to the road; traffic becomes difficult; the risk of road accidents increases; sanitary conditions deteriorate. For this reason, the ongoing cleanup efforts are of strategic importance for the district. Local residents are positive about the ongoing work. They say that in the past, after rain, water would accumulate on some streets and remain there for several days. This especially hindered children from going to school and residents from going to work. Now, the situation is gradually improving. Inteko intends to carry out such work not only as a seasonal event, but also on a regular basis. According to the plan, ditches and trays will be cleaned several times a year. In addition, in the future, it is planned to purchase new equipment, increase the number of workers, and introduce modern methods. These measures will raise the level of infrastructure maintenance to a systematic level, paving the way for residents to live a comfortable and safe life. The ongoing gutter cleaning work in the Enbekshi district is an important measure that will directly affect the daily lives of ordinary residents. It will not only prevent water from accumulating on the streets, but will also improve the overall sanitary condition of the city. The main goal of preparing for the rainy season is to minimize the consequences of natural phenomena and ensure the safety of residents. Through such good deeds, the Inteko team contributes to improving the city's infrastructure and ensuring a comfortable and safe life for residents.

In September 2025, a large-scale preventative operation, codenamed "Livestock Transportation and Meat Sales Areas," was launched in Shymkent's Karatau District. The main goal of the operation was to prevent the illegal transportation of animals and meat products, ensure compliance with veterinary and sanitary standards, and protect the public from low-quality and potentially dangerous food products. Shymkent is one of the country's largest metropolitan areas, with a rapidly growing population. This creates an increased demand for high-quality and safe food products. Meat and meat products are particularly important, as they form the basis of many families' diets. Failure to comply with sanitary requirements during the transportation and sale of meat can lead to widespread illness, epidemiological threats, and other negative consequences. The Karatau district is characterized by the active development of private farmsteads and farms where livestock are kept. Furthermore, the district is home to numerous retail outlets and markets selling meat. Therefore, the issue of bringing order to this area is particularly pressing. The event involves officers from the Karatau District Police Department, veterinary specialists, representatives of the sanitary and epidemiological control department, and the Akimat. All agencies are working closely together: The police are responsible for identifying cases of illegal transportation and drawing up administrative reports; veterinarians check the availability and accuracy of veterinary accompanying documents; Sanitary inspectors assess the quality and safety of meat products; The Akimat provides organizational and informational support. Particular attention is being paid to vehicles transporting animals and meat. Mobile teams are conducting raids at city entrances and along the district's main thoroughfares. Documentation for transported animals, as well as veterinary certificates and permits, are being checked. In cases where the transport is carried out without documentation, the products are subject to confiscation, and violators are subject to administrative penalties. In addition to roads, inspections are also conducted at markets. There, vendor stalls, refrigeration equipment, and sanitary conditions for meat storage are checked. Vendors are required to present certificates confirming the origin of their goods and their inspection by a veterinary and sanitary inspection laboratory. Regulatory authorities remind citizens and entrepreneurs that current legislation provides clear requirements: transportation of animals and meat must be carried out only on specially equipped vehicles; each batch of livestock or meat must be accompanied by veterinary documents; storage and sale of meat is permitted only if temperature conditions and sanitary standards are observed; Before sale, products must undergo laboratory testing. Violation of these rules entails administrative penalties – fines, confiscation of products, and, in particularly serious cases, suspension of the retail outlet’s operations. The event is aimed not only at identifying violators but also at preventing them. To this end, educational talks are held with sellers and carriers, and informational leaflets are distributed. City residents are advised that purchasing meat without documentation and laboratory testing poses a serious health risk. Meat-borne infections can spread quickly and affect large numbers of people. Therefore, every buyer should exercise vigilance: check the seller's documentation and inquire about the origin of the product. Numerous violations were uncovered within the first few days of the raids. Specifically, it was discovered that some carriers were transporting livestock without accompanying documents. Vendors were found at several markets attempting to sell meat without laboratory certification. Administrative reports were filed based on these incidents, and the products were seized. The violators were informed that such actions are unacceptable, as they pose a threat to public health. Law enforcement and control agencies have stated that work in this area will continue on an ongoing basis. Plans are underway to expand the number of mobile teams, increase their coverage area, and engage public organizations in collaboration. The goal is not only to identify violations but also to create conditions that facilitate the legitimate activities of entrepreneurs. To this end, training seminars, consultations, and the provision of necessary methodological assistance are planned. The operational and preventive measure "Transportation of livestock and meat sales points", carried out in the Karatau district of the city of Shymkent, is of strategic importance for ensuring food security and protecting public health. Its main goal is to prevent illegal trafficking of meat products, draw public attention to sanitary and veterinary issues, and develop a responsible attitude towards food quality among entrepreneurs and consumers. Such measures not only help identify violations but also prevent them in the future, nurturing citizens' understanding that safety begins with each of us.

In September 2025, an urgent preventive measure was launched in the Karatau district of Shymkent in the direction of "Livestock transportation and meat sales points". The main goal of this measure is to prevent the illegal transportation of livestock and livestock products, monitor compliance with veterinary and sanitary requirements, and deliver high-quality, safe meat products to the population. Shymkent is one of the largest megacities in the country. As the city's population continues to grow, the issue of food safety is becoming increasingly urgent. In particular, since the quality of meat and meat products directly affects the health of residents, it is necessary to strengthen control in this area. There are enough livestock farms in the Karatau district, as well as markets and shops selling livestock products. Therefore, regular explanatory, inspection and preventive measures are carried out to prevent situations such as illegal transportation and the sale of meat products without proper documentation. Employees of the Karatau District Police Department, specialists from the veterinary department, representatives of the Department of Sanitary and Epidemiological Control, and local executive bodies were mobilized for urgent preventive measures. The joint work of these structures is complex. The tasks of each institution are clearly defined: police officers are engaged in identifying illegal transportation; veterinary specialists check the correctness of documents for livestock and meat products; Sanitary service specialists assess the quality and safety of meat; Akimat representatives coordinate general organizational activities. As part of the event, special attention was paid to livestock transport vehicles in the district. Special mobile teams conducted raids on the roads leading to the city and checked the documents of vehicles. If there was no veterinary certificate, waybill or appropriate sanitary permits when transporting livestock, such cases were formalized and measures were taken in accordance with the law. Unscheduled inspections were also conducted at markets and retail outlets where meat was sold. Traders were asked to provide documents proving the origin of the product and certificates confirming that it had passed a veterinary laboratory test. The main requirements for the transportation and sale of livestock and livestock products are as follows: transport livestock only in vehicles equipped in accordance with sanitary regulations; have a veterinary certificate for each animal or meat; meat products must be stored in special packaging and the specified temperature regime must be maintained; Products must pass a veterinary laboratory test before being sold in the markets. Failure to comply with these requirements may result in administrative fines and product confiscation. The event did not consist only of inspections. Specialists conducted explanatory work with the public at markets and livestock sales areas. Legal requirements were explained to sellers and transporters, and memos were distributed. Residents were told that purchasing low-quality and undocumented meat products is dangerous to health. Undocumented products can spread infectious diseases, so when buying meat, every citizen must ask where it comes from and whether it has undergone a veterinary examination. As a result of the first raids, a number of violations were identified. For example, it turned out that some transporters were transporting livestock without proper documents. In addition, several vendors at the market were trying to sell meat products without passing them through a veterinary laboratory. Administrative protocols were filed in these cases and the products were confiscated. This, in turn, was a measure taken to protect the population from low-quality products. Such preventive measures will continue on the territory of Karatau district. In the future, it is planned to expand the scope of inspections and increase the number of mobile teams. In addition, explanatory work will be intensified to support entrepreneurs. That is, it is important not only to punish those who violate the law, but also to warn and provide guidance. The urgent preventive action on "Livestock transportation and meat sales points" taking place in the Karatau district is an important initiative aimed at protecting public health and ensuring food safety. This measure is intended to prevent illegal transportation and sale of low-quality products, as well as increase the legal literacy of entrepreneurs and residents. The health of every citizen is the main wealth of the state. Therefore, such events are being systematically carried out not only at the district level, but also throughout the republic. Adhering to the principle that "prevention is better than cure," the law enforcement and supervisory bodies of the Karatau district will continue their work in this direction in the future.

On September 21, 2025, an important event was held in Shymkent aimed at promoting environmental awareness, fostering a spirit of hard work, and fostering a caring attitude toward the environment. The event took place at the Nazarbayev Intellectual School and was organized with the participation of officers from the Karatau and Al-Farabi district police departments of Shymkent, including senior environmental inspectors from the local police units. The main goal of the event was to promote the key objectives of the Clean Kazakhstan state program, namely: raising the level of environmental awareness among the younger generation; fostering a caring attitude towards nature; developing a habit of hard work and responsible behavior in society; Explaining to schoolchildren the importance of each citizen's personal contribution to maintaining the cleanliness of the city and country. The Clean Kazakhstan program was initiated to unite the efforts of the state, society, and every citizen of the country on environmental issues. In the face of global climate challenges and growing urbanization, the task of increasing environmental awareness among young people is of strategic importance. Police officers delivered a lecture to the students, detailing environmental protection regulations and penalties for violations. They emphasized that environmental pollution, illegal tree felling, damage to green spaces, and littering in unauthorized areas are punishable by administrative fines and disciplinary action. The police emphasized that the role of law enforcement is not only to punish but also to prevent crime. Working with children and adolescents is a crucial part of this work, as they are the ones who develop environmental habits that last a lifetime. During the meeting, schoolchildren were given practical advice on how they can contribute to environmental conservation in their everyday lives. These included: respectful attitude towards the school grounds and one’s own yard; proper sorting of household waste; participation in greening and cleaning campaigns in urban areas; rational use of water and electricity; promoting environmental values among friends and family. The students listened with interest to the inspectors' presentations, asked questions, and shared their thoughts and suggestions for improving the environmental situation in their hometown. A key element of the event was the distribution of special information leaflets among schoolchildren. These leaflets outline the key provisions of the Clean Kazakhstan program, waste disposal rules, resource conservation recommendations, and citizens' primary responsibilities for protecting the environment in an accessible and concise manner. These materials help reinforce acquired knowledge and remind students of the need to respect nature in their everyday lives. The campaign placed special emphasis on fostering a spirit of hard work. The organizers emphasized that caring for the environment is directly linked to a responsible and hardworking approach to life. A person who keeps their street, yard, and city clean shows respect not only for nature but also for the work of others. Fostering a spirit of hard work in young people is an important part of the national goal of developing active, responsible, and conscientious citizens. The administration of the Nazarbayev Intellectual School supported the initiative and noted that ecology plays an important role in the educational programs. Teachers regularly teach lessons and extracurricular activities on environmental protection, organize cleanup days, and tree planting campaigns. The event, held jointly with the police, became an important element of this process, demonstrating to children that government agencies, society, and educational institutions work together towards a common goal – maintaining a clean and healthy living environment. The Shymkent campaign demonstrated that the "Clean Kazakhstan" program is not limited to local cleanups and addressing everyday environmental issues. It is aimed at a long-term strategy for cultivating environmentally conscious and hardworking citizens. The educational talks and handouts will help schoolchildren better understand the importance of personal involvement in environmental initiatives. Similar events are planned for future use in other city schools, reaching as many children and adolescents as possible. Thus, the event, which took place on September 21, 2025, at the Nazarbayev Intellectual School in Shymkent with the participation of police officers, became a vivid example of how state programs can be effectively implemented through educational institutions. Fostering environmental awareness, respect for nature, and a spirit of hard work is not a one-time event, but a systematic effort that requires constant attention and effort. The success of this work depends on the collaboration between the government, schools, and families. "Clean Kazakhstan" is not just a program but also a philosophy of responsible engagement with the country's future. Educating young people in the spirit of environmental stewardship and respect for labor is key to Kazakhstan's development as a modern, environmentally sustainable, and socially responsible nation.

On September 21, 2025, an important event aimed at increasing environmental culture, instilling hard work and responsibility was held in the city of Shymkent. This initiative was aimed at widely promoting among the population the main objectives of the "Clean Kazakhstan" national program, initiated by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The event was organized by the environmental inspectors of the Karatau District Police Department of the Shymkent City Police Department and the local police service unit of the Al-Farabi District Police Department. Senior police inspectors, teachers and school administration, as well as students of the Nazarbayev Intellectual School actively participated in it. The main goal of the event was to form an ecological culture among the younger generation, increase respect for nature conservation, and promote the values of hard work and discipline. In addition, the students were explained the benefits of caring for the environment for the sustainable development of society. Ecological culture is not only about preserving nature, but also about the responsibility and awareness of an individual. On this occasion, police officers provided students with comprehensive information about environmental protection rules, proper sorting of household waste, and ways to save water and energy. "Clean Kazakhstan" is a comprehensive program aimed at improving the environmental situation of the country. Its main objectives are: maintaining cleanliness in settlements; improving the household waste collection and recycling system; increasing environmental literacy among the population; careful use of natural resources; To widely promote the values of hard work and responsibility in society. This event, held in Shymkent, was aimed at implementing these goals of the program, starting from school walls. Because environmental education and upbringing should be given primarily to young people. Police officers gave a special lecture and told students about the importance of environmental culture. During the lecture, the legal responsibility for actions that harm nature was also explained. For example, littering, illegal cutting of trees, or damage to green areas - they gave specific examples that lead to administrative liability. Students were offered simple but effective ways to protect nature: keeping the schoolyard clean; sorting household waste; participation in tree planting campaigns; saving water and electricity; to show friends and family an example of environmental culture. This educational work helped teenagers realize that not only the state, but every citizen is responsible for environmental protection. During the event, specially prepared informational brochures were distributed to students. The brochures briefly and clearly described the rules for sorting household waste, environmental protection measures, and the objectives of the “Clean Kazakhstan” program. Such tools create favorable conditions for young people to observe environmental standards in their daily lives. The promotion of ecological culture was also carried out through the idea of hard work. Police officers and teachers explained that everyone's hard work is needed to keep nature clean. A hard-working person keeps his environment clean, is disciplined, and can serve as an example to society. Thus, the environmental event was aimed at instilling in the younger generation not only environmental protection, but also general life values - hard work, diligence, and responsibility to society. The educational work within the framework of the "Clean Kazakhstan" program, held at the Nazarbayev Intellectual School in Shymkent, is an important step in the formation of an ecological culture. Through this event, students gained a deep understanding of the need to protect nature and learned the importance of hard work and responsibility. In the future, such events will continue in the city's schools and other educational institutions, because the ecological stability of Kazakhstan and the well-being of future generations directly depend on the conscious actions of today's youth.

On September 8, 2025, in his Address to the Nation, President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized that ensuring food security, saturating the domestic market with domestic products, and reducing dependence on imports are the Government's strategic objectives. In this regard, large-scale investment projects aimed at developing the agricultural sector are of particular importance. One such project is the greenhouse complex currently under construction in Shymkent. A new greenhouse complex is being built within the Bozaryk industrial zone. The project is being managed by the Turkish company Alarko Holding , which is renowned for its successful experience in construction and agro-industrial complexes. The investment volume is $650 million . The future complex will cover 650 hectares , making it the largest facility of its kind in all of Central Asia. The greenhouse farm's primary focus is growing tomatoes using modern technology. When fully operational, the facility will be able to produce 155,000 tons of produce annually . This will not only satisfy the demand of Shymkent residents but also significantly meet the needs of other regions of the country, as well as expand into foreign markets. Following the completion of the first phase of construction, approximately 2,000 new jobs are planned. Subsequently, when the complex reaches full capacity, the number of employees will increase to 5,000 . The creation of thousands of jobs is of paramount importance for Shymkent's socioeconomic development. This not only increases incomes but also enhances social stability and allows young people to stay in their hometown by providing promising and modern employment. The Mayor of Shymkent noted that this project is of strategic importance for fulfilling the President's instructions to attract investment and implement resource-saving technologies in crop production. Local authorities are providing comprehensive support to the investor, including connecting utility lines, securing land, assisting with permitting procedures, and creating favorable conditions for the rapid launch of production. Particular attention is being paid to the use of modern technologies. Drip irrigation systems and water recycling technologies will be implemented in the greenhouses, allowing for significant water savings. Given Kazakhstan's growing water shortage, this decision is of strategic importance. Thus, the project not only meets economic objectives, but also corresponds to the country's environmental priorities aimed at the rational use of natural resources. The tomatoes produced will be distributed primarily among residents of Shymkent, then shipped to other regions of Kazakhstan. Export to international markets is also planned. Thanks to Shymkent's advantageous geographic location and developed transport and logistics links, products can be quickly delivered to neighboring Central Asian states, as well as to countries in the Middle East and Europe. To expedite construction, the investor company plans to open a greenhouse structure manufacturing plant in Shymkent. This will reduce construction time, reduce dependence on imported components, and create additional jobs. Furthermore, the project plans to open a specialized academy to train agricultural specialists according to international standards. It will train agronomists, engineers, and other professionals who will be able not only to work at this complex but also to develop agriculture throughout the country. The implementation of the greenhouse complex will achieve a number of key results: Food security – saturation of the domestic market with fresh vegetables, reduction of seasonal shortages. Import substitution is the reduction of dependence on the import of tomatoes and other vegetables from abroad. Export growth – expansion of export deliveries, strengthening of Kazakhstan’s position in global agricultural markets. Job creation – providing employment for thousands of city residents. Implementation of innovations is the use of advanced technologies that increase the efficiency of agricultural production. Training specialists – opening of an academy for training modern personnel. Taken together, these measures will strengthen the city and national economies, increase the competitiveness of the agricultural sector, and create new business opportunities. Shymkent has traditionally been one of the agricultural centers of southern Kazakhstan. However, large-scale vegetable production was previously often dependent on weather conditions, making the market unstable. The new greenhouse complex will smooth out seasonal fluctuations, ensure year-round production, and stabilize prices. Small and medium-sized businesses also have opportunities: supplying packaging materials, transport services, and storing and processing vegetables. All of this creates a multiplier effect, enhancing the project's positive impact on the region's economy. The greenhouse complex under construction in Shymkent is a unique project not only for Kazakhstan but for all of Central Asia. It aims to address food security issues, ensure import substitution, create thousands of jobs, introduce modern technologies, and train a new generation of agricultural specialists. An investment of $650 million, a 650-hectare site, and an expected annual output of 155,000 tons of produce—all this speaks to the project's unprecedented scale. Its successful implementation will be a significant step toward the sustainable development of the country's agricultural sector and improving the quality of life for its citizens.

In his Address to the People of Kazakhstan on September 8, 2025, the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev noted that ensuring the country's food security, fully covering the domestic market with quality products, and minimizing dependence on imports are strategic tasks of the Government and local executive bodies. As one of the major projects aimed at implementing these instructions of the Head of State, the construction of a new greenhouse complex is underway in the city of Shymkent. This project is considered a large-scale agro-industrial initiative, unparalleled in the Central Asian region. The greenhouse complex will be located in the "Bozaryk" industrial zone in Shymkent. It is being implemented by the well-known Turkish company "Alarko Holding". The total area of this complex, with an investment value of 650 million US dollars, is 650 hectares. The main direction of the project is the cultivation of tomatoes and their supply to the domestic and foreign markets. When the project reaches full capacity, it is planned to produce up to 155 thousand tons of tomatoes per year. This indicator will set a new level of greenhouse production not only in Kazakhstan, but also in the entire Central Asia. The products will be shipped first to the residents of Shymkent, and then to other regions of the country. At the same time, export to foreign markets is also envisaged. This will increase the export potential of Kazakhstan and open up new opportunities in the agricultural sector. When the first stage of the greenhouse complex is commissioned, it is expected that about 2 thousand new jobs will be created. And when the complex reaches full capacity, up to 5 thousand people will be permanently employed. This is a socially significant indicator for the city's residents. The creation of new jobs will contribute to increasing the income of the population, strengthening social stability, and increasing the interest of young people in the agricultural sector. In his speech, the mayor of Shymkent noted that this project plays a special role in fulfilling the instructions of the Head of State to attract investment. The akimat provides all necessary support to foreign investors. Close cooperation has been established between the akimat and the company on issues such as infrastructure construction, laying of utility networks, and land registration. Another advantage of the project is the widespread use of modern technologies. The greenhouse complex will introduce innovative systems aimed at saving water resources. This step is fully consistent with the task of efficient use of water in crop production, stated in the President's Address. Given that the problem of water shortage is becoming increasingly urgent for Kazakhstan, the introduction of such technologies will be the basis for the sustainable development of agriculture in the future. The company plans to open a factory in Shymkent for the production of metal and polycarbonate structures for greenhouses in order to reduce the construction period. This factory will not only fully meet the needs of the complex, but will also allow it to supply greenhouse structures to other regions. In turn, this new production facility will create additional jobs and increase industrial potential. In addition, the project envisages the creation of a special academy for training agricultural specialists in accordance with international standards. This academy will train and train a new generation of agronomists, agricultural engineers and other industry specialists. Providing local youth with modern education and practical skills will contribute to the long-term development of the agricultural sector. The construction of a large-scale greenhouse complex will allow us to achieve a number of important results: Food security - ensuring the full supply of domestic vegetable products to the population of Kazakhstan and reducing seasonal shortages. Import substitution - reducing the share of tomatoes and other vegetables imported from abroad. Increasing export potential - exporting quality products to neighboring countries and the markets of the Middle East and Europe. New jobs - employment for thousands of residents, improving their social conditions. Technological breakthrough – the introduction of innovative methods that save water and increase productivity. Professional training - attracting a new generation of specialists to agriculture through a special academy. From an economic point of view, this project will give impetus to the agro-industrial development not only of the city of Shymkent, but also of the entire country. New orders will appear for local enterprises, the transport and logistics sector will develop, additional services will be opened. Indirectly, conditions will be created for the development of small and medium-sized businesses. The social significance is also significant. Employment of thousands of residents will not only increase their family income, but will also have a positive impact on the demographic and social stability of the city. Agriculture will become a new attractive industry for young people. In conclusion, the greenhouse complex being built in Shymkent is a strategically important investment project that will usher in a new era for the agro-industrial complex in Kazakhstan. It will contribute to strengthening food security, reducing dependence on imports, stabilizing prices, and creating thousands of new jobs. Most importantly, this project is aimed at increasing the country's economic potential and improving the quality of life of the population.

On September 20, 2025, a large-scale citywide cleanup event entitled "Clean City" took place in Shymkent. Government agencies, employees of various departments and institutions, and district services actively participated in this environmental campaign. The Al-Farabi district was one of the leaders in terms of the number of participants and the volume of work completed. The main goal of the cleanup event was to improve the city's sanitary conditions, raise environmental awareness among the population, and create a favorable, clean, and safe environment for residents. The Al-Farabi District Akim's Office (Al-Farabi KGKP) was one of the main organizers of the event. 100 employees participated in the cleanup, using seven pieces of equipment. Thanks to their efforts, 20 tons of waste were collected and removed. This achievement speaks volumes about the scale of the work accomplished, as well as the high level of organization of the team. The employees not only removed solid waste but also cut down dead branches, mowed the grass, washed roads and sidewalks, cleaned container sites, and performed other sanitation tasks. The Housing Department also made a significant contribution to the cleanup. Twenty-five department employees participated in the cleanup, removing approximately 0.5 tons of trash. Their primary focus was on the sanitary condition of courtyards and residential areas, as well as the improvement of waste disposal sites. In addition, department representatives conducted outreach to residents, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the cleanliness of their courtyards and neighborhoods. The Department of Urban Environment Quality and Control dispatched 35 employees and two pieces of equipment. During the cleanup, they collected approximately 0.4 tons of trash. Their primary focus was public spaces: parks, squares, playgrounds, and sports fields. The employees removed small debris, leaves, and dust, significantly improving the appearance of neighborhood areas. The Department of Energy and Infrastructure Development also contributed. They dispatched 32 employees and two pieces of equipment. Their work resulted in the removal of 0.37 tons of debris from the area. They also paid attention to areas adjacent to utility lines, lighting poles, and other infrastructure, ensuring their order and safety. The Department of Education also contributed. Forty-five employees participated in the cleanup, collecting approximately 0.4 tons of trash. The work was primarily conducted on school and kindergarten grounds. The school courtyards were cleaned, shrubs were trimmed, and accumulated trash was removed. This type of work has significant educational value, as students, seeing the example of their elders, learn to respect hard work and care for the environment of their hometown. The Department of Religious Affairs played a key role in the cleanup. It deployed over 700 employees and three pieces of equipment. Thanks to their combined efforts, 0.54 tons of trash were collected and removed. The focus was on cleaning the grounds of mosques, religious buildings, and public spaces. The massive participation of this department's employees was a clear example of how the spiritual sphere of society also plays a vital role in maintaining cleanliness and order. Overall, 937 employees and 14 pieces of equipment participated in the cleanup in the Al-Farabi district. Together, they collected and removed 22.21 tons of waste. This result can be considered a significant contribution to improving the sanitary conditions of the district and the city as a whole. The main types of work carried out within the framework of the campaign include: cutting down dry trees and branches that interfere with landscaping; mowing grass and mown vegetation in courtyards and vacant areas; washing roads, sidewalks and pedestrian paths with special equipment; cleaning and sanitization of waste disposal sites; collection and removal of solid household waste, leaves and other garbage; general measures to restore order on the streets and in courtyards. It's important to note that the "Clean City" cleanup day wasn't limited to just cleanup. It also had an educational purpose, drawing public attention to environmental issues and fostering a responsible attitude toward the environment. The participation of a large number of employees from various departments demonstrated that only through joint efforts can tangible results in improving the city be achieved. Such events not only promote cleanup but also foster environmental awareness among residents. Anyone who witnesses or participates in a cleanup understands that the city's cleanliness depends on the efforts of all citizens. The motto "A Clean City, a Clean Society" is truly embodied in such events. The Al-Farabi District intends to continue holding such events on a regular basis. The district administration emphasizes that maintaining cleanliness should become a daily habit, as this is the only way to keep the city comfortable and attractive for everyone. In conclusion, the cleanup day on September 20, 2025, in the Al-Farabi district was a success. Thanks to the participation of 937 employees and the work of 14 pieces of equipment, the district was cleared of over 22 tons of waste. This is convincing proof that teamwork, responsibility, and concern for the environment produce tangible results.

On September 20, 2025, a city-wide “Clean City” weekend was held throughout the entire territory of Shymkent. The Al-Farabi district akimat and various departments under it actively participated in this auspicious event, contributing to the cleanliness and beautification of the city. The main goal of the weekend was to increase the ecological culture of residents, encourage society to protect nature, and also improve the sanitary conditions of the city. The Al-Farabi District Akimat (Al-Farabi District Administrative Organization) was one of the organizing forces, mobilizing 100 employees and 7 vehicles for this event. About 20 tons of garbage were removed with their help. This figure indicates the large-scale work carried out in the district. The Akimat employees were not limited to collecting garbage, but also systematically carried out such works as cutting tree branches, mowing grass, washing roads, and cleaning pedestrian paths. 25 employees from the Housing Department participated in the cleanup and removed 0.5 tons of garbage. The main task of this department was to improve the sanitary conditions near residential buildings, tidy up garbage dumps, and also explain to residents their responsibility for cleanliness. The City Environmental Quality and Control Department deployed 35 employees and 2 vehicles, collecting approximately 0.4 tons of garbage. They focused on cleanliness along the roads, in parks, and in playgrounds. They also made efforts to completely clean up small amounts of garbage that negatively affect the appearance of the city. The Department of Energy and Infrastructure Development also showed activity on Saturday. 32 employees and 2 vehicles removed 0.37 tons of garbage. In addition, they did not limit themselves to cleaning, but also cleaned up the areas near lighting poles and utility lines. 45 employees from the Department of Education went on a Saturday and collected 0.4 tons of garbage. The areas around schools and kindergartens were cleaned, and the territories of educational institutions were landscaped. This work is of particular importance as an example of environmental education for the younger generation. The largest participation was from the Department of Religious Affairs. This department mobilized 700 employees and 3 vehicles, removing 0.54 tons of garbage. The main effort was directed at cleaning the territory of mosques and religious buildings, as well as ensuring cleanliness in public places. The large number of participants showed that the spiritual sphere of society also plays a major role in protecting the environment. In total, 937 employees and 14 vehicles participated in the Al-Farabi district, removing 22.21 tons of garbage. This is a great achievement achieved as a result of a one-day cleanup. Such a volume of garbage is a significant breakthrough for the cleanliness of the city. The main tasks carried out during the Sabbath include the following: Dead trees and broken branches were cut down and removed to special areas. This will promote the proper growth of greenery and have a positive impact on the cleanliness of the city's air. Mowing was carried out. In particular, the grass in yards and vacant lots was mowed and put in order. Roads and sidewalks were washed and cleaned of dust using special equipment. The garbage dumps were not only cleaned, but also washed and disinfected. This helped reduce the odor of household waste and improve sanitary conditions. A general cleaning operation was carried out throughout the city, and every street and corner was not left unattended. This Saturday was not just a garbage collection, but a public event aimed at raising the environmental awareness of residents. Employees of each department contributed in their respective fields, and as a result of joint work, an opportunity was created to create a comfortable and clean environment for city residents. Such events also contribute to the development of the city's culture. Because residents, witnessing or directly participating in the Shabbat, understand the importance of cleanliness. The principle of "A clean city is a clean society" is formed on the basis of such events. In addition, this Shabbat proved that state institutions and every sector of society can work together for a common cause. The Al-Farabi district akimat plans to organize such Sabbaths regularly in the future. Maintaining cleanliness is the duty of every citizen, not only on Sabbaths, but also in everyday life. In conclusion, the city-wide “Clean City” Saturday, which took place on September 20, 2025, was organized at a high level in the Al-Farabi district. Thanks to the efforts of 937 employees and the support of 14 vehicles, more than 22 tons of garbage were removed and the district was put in order. This is a real manifestation of unity, responsibility, and environmental culture.

On September 20, 2025, a large-scale environmental campaign was held across all regions of Kazakhstan in honor of World Cleanup Day . This event aims to clean up the environment, foster environmental awareness, and raise awareness of environmental stewardship. The city of Shymkent also actively joined the nationwide movement. A large-scale citywide cleanup event took place throughout the city, bringing together thousands of residents, volunteers, active youth, representatives of government agencies, educational institutions, industrial enterprises, and the business community. The cleanup began early in the morning and covered all areas of the city. The first cleanup efforts began on Mangeldina Street (buildings nos. 32–34), Konstitutsionalny Proezd, and the courtyards of buildings nos. 58 and 58/1 in the Otyrar microdistrict. Residents were joined by staff from schools, kindergartens, and various organizations. Al-Farabi District . 937 people and 14 pieces of equipment participated in the cleanup. 22.2 tons of waste were removed. Trees and shrubs were also trimmed, the grass was mown, and streets and dumpster areas were washed. Enbekshinsky District . 11,792 people and 66 pieces of specialized equipment participated in the cleanup. A total of 58 tons of household waste were collected and removed. The work covered social facilities, industrial zones, educational institutions, and all organizations in the district. Karatau District . 968 participants, supported by 18 pieces of equipment, worked here. Ultimately, 32.9 tons of waste were removed. Turansky District . This district led in the number of participants and the volume of waste collected. 13,957 people and 54 pieces of equipment participated in the cleanup, collecting 60 tons of waste. Participants included 5,230 residents, over 1,000 students, 115 social facilities, and 212 businesses. The City Youth Resource Center , which organized the campaign under the slogan "Shymkent – Clean City!", played a key role in the event. As part of the event, approximately 200 active volunteers conducted a large-scale cleanup in the village of Mayatas. Young people cleared streets and empty areas of trash, collected waste, and delivered it to designated locations. The youth demonstrated a caring attitude toward the environment, demonstrating that the cleanliness of the city depends on the contribution of each person. The organizers of the event emphasized that the goal of such events is not limited to a one-time cleanup. The main objective is to foster environmental awareness among the population and foster a responsible attitude toward the environment. Environmental culture includes not only participation in cleanup days, but also everyday habits: not throwing litter on the street, sorting waste, saving water and electricity, and caring for green spaces. Many families attended the event with their children, setting a personal example. This way, the younger generation learns from an early age to respect nature and value cleanliness. The large-scale cleanup demonstrated a high level of community unity. Representatives of different ages and professions – civil servants, teachers, students, entrepreneurs, and ordinary citizens – worked shoulder to shoulder on this one project. Such collaborative work not only improves the city's sanitary conditions, but also strengthens social ties and fosters a spirit of mutual assistance and trust within society. Following World Cleanup Day in Shymkent, dozens of public spaces, courtyards, green areas, and industrial sites were cleaned. Hundreds of tons of household waste and construction waste were removed to landfills. Each district demonstrated a high level of organization. The Turansky District stood out, achieving record results in both the number of participants and the volume of waste collected. City officials stated that cleanup efforts will continue. Such campaigns will become regular and systematic. Particular attention will be paid to engaging young people and educational institutions, as it is through educating the younger generation that habits of cleanliness and environmental responsibility are shaped. In addition, there are plans to more actively develop projects for waste separation, urban greening, and the improvement of courtyards and public spaces. World Cleanup Day in Shymkent was well-organized and became a true celebration of unity and care for the city. Thanks to the efforts of tens of thousands of residents, the streets, courtyards, and green spaces were noticeably transformed. However, the main value of this day lies not only in the tons of trash collected, but also in the fact that residents felt like true masters of their city. Cleanliness and order are not the sole responsibility of public utilities, but a common cause in which everyone's contribution is crucial. Today's event once again demonstrated that by working together, significant results can be achieved. And every step toward cleanliness is an investment in the health, comfort, and future of the entire metropolis.

The large-scale environmental campaign "World Cleanup Day", which began simultaneously in all regions of the country on September 20, 2025, continued this year. The city of Shymkent also actively participated in this noble initiative aimed at protecting nature, ridding the environment of garbage, and raising the environmental culture of the population. Thousands of residents, volunteers, representatives of youth organizations, employees of state institutions, industrial enterprises, business structures and educational institutions took part in the city-wide clean-up campaign held in Shymkent. Since the morning, cleaning work has been in full swing in all districts of the city. The first points of the Saturday were chosen as the addresses of 32-34 Mangeldin Street, the Constitution Crossing, and the courtyards of apartment buildings in the Otrar microdistrict. In these areas, local residents, school and kindergarten teams, as well as employees of institutions, joined forces and contributed to the cleanliness. In Al-Farabi district , 937 people and 14 special equipment were mobilized. 22.2 tons of garbage were removed from the city. In addition, tree branches were cut, grass in lawns was mowed, and garbage areas were washed and put in order. In Enbekshy district - 11,792 people and 66 pieces of equipment were involved in the cleanup. As a result, 58 tons of household waste were collected, making a significant contribution to the cleanliness of the city. During the cleanup, social facilities, industrial zones, educational institutions and all institutions were covered. In the Karatau district , 968 people and 18 pieces of equipment worked, removing 32.9 tons of garbage. Residents of this district also participated in the cleanup with particular enthusiasm. A record number was recorded in Turan district . 13,957 people and 54 special equipment were mobilized here, and 60 tons of garbage were removed. Among the participants were 5,230 residents, more than 1,000 students, 115 social facilities and 212 business structures. This clearly showed that the Turan district was particularly active in the Sabbath. On the occasion of the "World Cleanup Day", a large-scale campaign "Shymkent - a clean city!" was organized at the initiative of the Shymkent City Youth Resource Center. As part of this event, about 200 young activists took part in cleaning the area in the Mayatas settlement. They helped clear the streets and vacant lots of garbage and take the waste to special places. The activity of young people became an example for others. As the representatives of the city administration noted, the main goal of such events is not limited to one-day cleanliness. The most important thing is to form an ecological culture among residents, to encourage them to treat nature with compassion. Maintaining cleanliness in the city should become a daily habit of every citizen. The main task of environmental campaigns is to instill in the public consciousness the idea that "not littering is a sign of great culture." Also, during the Sabbath, tree planting, care for young seedlings, and watering green areas were carried out. These activities not only enhance the beauty of the city, but also aim to leave a clean and green city for future generations. During the Sembilik, representatives of different sectors worked shoulder to shoulder, becoming a clear manifestation of unity in society. Young and old, civil servants and businessmen, students and teachers united in one goal and contributed to a common cause. Such events strengthen relationships between people and increase mutual understanding. In general, hundreds of tons of garbage were removed as a result of the World Cleanup Day in Shymkent. Each district did a great job at its own level, and the city became cleaner. The city streets were cleaned, the yards were put in order, and the greenery was taken care of. According to the organizers, this initiative is not limited to this. In the future, the Sabbaths will continue systematically, and the activity of residents will increase. In particular, the main focus will be on involving young people in nature conservation. This is because the example of young people increases the responsibility of city residents and forms an ecological culture. This year's "World Cleanup Day" was held at a high level in Shymkent. Thanks to the joint efforts of thousands of people, the city's streets were cleaned and freed from household waste. This is not just a one-day result, but the beginning of a new ecological culture that will focus on cleanliness and order in the future. Thanks to the unity and solidarity of the people of Shymkent, the beauty of our city has increased. If each resident contributes, we have every chance to turn our hometown into one of the cleanest and most beautiful cities not only in Kazakhstan, but also in the whole world.

On September 20, 2025, a special environmental event took place in Shymkent. On this day, at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, a citywide cleanup day was organized as part of the Clean Kazakhstan national project. The Shymkent city branch of the AMANAT party organized the event. Branch employees, activists from the youth wing of Zhastar Ruhy, utility workers, and a special guest, popular pop singer Serikbol Sailaubek , participated in the event. The main goal of the "Clean Kazakhstan" project is not only to conduct one-time cleanups but also to foster environmental awareness and responsibility in society. Each cleanup day is an investment in the country's future, an opportunity to join forces to keep our cities and nature clean. This time, the participants' attention focused on areas where residents most frequently gather. The courtyards of multi-story buildings, playgrounds, and green spaces were cleaned. Particular attention was paid to the improvement of the area around the party branch building—they tidied up the area, whitewashed trees, and removed trash. All this gave the city streets a more well-maintained appearance. A distinctive feature of the event was the involvement of a wide range of social groups. Along with party officials, members of the youth wing of "Zhastar Rukhy" actively participated. Their energy, activism, and example were infectious to many other participants. The young people demonstrated a sense of responsibility for the city in which they live. The city's public utilities also made a significant contribution. Specialized waste removal vehicles and grounds cleaning equipment were brought in. Thanks to this, the cleanup was organized and effective. The participation of renowned artist Serikbol Sailaubek attracted particular attention. Despite his popularity, he and the other participants took up the work, picking up trash and helping to clean up the mess. His simplicity and willingness to work alongside the city residents earned him respect. In his address, the singer emphasized that caring for the environment is everyone's responsibility, and it is especially important to involve young people in such initiatives. City residents also got involved. Many, seeing their courtyards being cleaned, volunteered to help. People helped take out trash, collected dry branches, and swept sidewalks. Residents say such events not only make the city cleaner but also bring neighbors closer together and foster friendships. Participants noted that cleanup days should be held regularly. Cleanliness and order should be the norm, not the exception. This is how we can develop a habit of caring for nature. The event's organizers reminded that environmental awareness is not just about cleaning up litter, but also about caring for water, air, and plants. Building an environmental awareness begins with simple actions: not littering the streets, conserving resources, and preserving green spaces. Particular attention was paid to children. Many families brought their children to the cleanup day, showing them by example that cleanliness is a shared responsibility. This kind of education from an early age instills in the younger generation a respect for nature and the habit of caring for it. The cleanup effort clearly demonstrated that keeping the city clean is the shared responsibility of all residents. Party officials, young people, municipal services, cultural representatives, and ordinary citizens worked shoulder to shoulder. Such collaboration builds trust in society and unites people around important goals. The cleanup day proved once again that any difficulties can be overcome together. Every person, even by cleaning just one yard or one street, makes a significant contribution to the improvement of the entire city. As a result of the event, several tons of trash were collected and removed. The city became noticeably cleaner, and most importantly, the participants experienced positive emotions, a boost of energy, and the confidence that together they can change the environment for the better. The Shymkent branch of the AMANAT party emphasized that work under the Clean Kazakhstan project will continue. Such events will become regular, involving an ever-increasing number of participants. The recent cleanup day was more than just a cleanup. It was an expression of civic responsibility, patriotism, and concern for the future. A clean city means comfortable living conditions, healthy residents, and an attractive metropolis. Today, every resident of Shymkent should understand that street cleanliness depends on each individual's personal contribution. If we protect the environment, avoid littering, and help keep it clean, our city will become even more beautiful and comfortable.

On September 20, 2025, a special event of great importance took place in the city of Shymkent. On this day, another city-wide Sabbath was organized within the framework of the national project " Clean Kazakhstan ", which is being implemented at the initiative of the Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The action was organized by the Shymkent city branch of the "AMANAT" party, and in addition to party workers, activists of youth organizations, utilities specialists and a special guest - the popular pop singer Serikbol Sailaubek took part in it. The main goal of the "Clean Kazakhstan" project is not just to carry out one-day cleaning work, but also to form an ecological culture in society, increase responsibility for the environment. Each clean-up day, held under the initiative of the President, is important for the future of our country. Because by cleaning the streets and courtyards of the city, we call on the population to take care of nature. This time, the Shymkent city branch gave priority to areas with a large concentration of residents. The courtyards of multi-storey buildings, playgrounds, and green areas were cleaned and garbage was removed. The area around the party building was also put in order, and the trees were whitewashed. These works gave a special impetus to the appearance of the city. Among the participants of the Sabbath were not only party workers, but also activists of the youth organization "Zhastar Ruhy". They set an example for others with their energy and active actions. The participation of the young generation in such events is a clear sign of their love for their homeland. In addition, municipal specialists also provided support and assistance with special equipment. Thanks to garbage trucks and cleaning equipment, the efficiency of the Shabbat was increased. Special guest, pop star Serikbol Sailaubek, also actively participated in the yard cleaning work, along with others. His simplicity and work together with the people gave special motivation to the participants. The singer emphasized that protecting nature is the duty of every citizen and called on young people to actively participate in such good deeds. The residents of the city who witnessed the cleanup also highly appreciated the good initiative. Many residents voluntarily joined in and helped clean up their yards and streets. They said that such events unite society, strengthen ties between neighbors, and increase people's love for their hometown. Representatives of the city branch of the AMANAT party noted that the Sabbath will continue. This should not be just a one-time action, but become a permanent environmental movement. Ecological culture is not only about maintaining cleanliness, but also about respecting nature, protecting water, air, and greenery. Such events provide a great education for both young people and adults. City Sabbaths teach people to be careful about nature. It is especially important for children to participate in such events with their parents, because a child who learns to care for the environment from a young age will not be indifferent to ecology tomorrow. This Saturday proved one thing once again: the cleanliness of the city is a shared responsibility of all of us. Party workers, youth organizations, representatives of the municipal sector, artists and ordinary residents - all united in one goal, and as a result, great success was achieved. This partnership model builds trust and unity in society. Through community initiatives, people come together and learn to work towards a common goal. The Sabbath on September 20 was not just a clean-up event, it was an expression of civic responsibility, patriotism, and duty to society. The Shymkent branch of the AMANAT party announced that it will continue to promote the Clean Kazakhstan project and such good initiatives in the future. This event is of great importance for city residents, because a clean city is not only a beautiful sight, but also a guarantee of the health and quality of life of the population. City cleanliness is a common responsibility for each of us. If every resident keeps their yard clean and takes care of public places, then the whole of Shymkent will undoubtedly shine, flourish, and become a comfortable and safe city. The main lesson of this Sabbath is that there is goodness in unity . Keeping our city clean is our common duty. Every citizen can contribute to the further beautification of Shymkent.

On September 20, 2025, a large-scale citywide cleanup day took place in Shymkent, timed to coincide with the national environmental campaign " Clean Kazakhstan ." This event became a significant milestone for the city, bringing together thousands of residents, employees of public and private organizations, and representatives of the cultural and creative intelligentsia. Cleanliness and improvement always hold a special place in the life of a modern metropolis. Clean streets, well-maintained parks, and green courtyards not only contribute to the comfort and health of the population but also reflect the cultural level of the entire society. The cleanup day in Shymkent had the primary goal of drawing residents' attention to environmental issues, raising environmental awareness, and fostering a caring attitude toward the environment. Employees of the Shymkent Department of Culture, Language Development, and Archives made a special contribution to the cleanup day. The leadership and creative team of the Shymkent City Variety and Satire Theater actively participated in the event. The theater's actors, technical staff, and management demonstrated that culture isn't just about the stage and art, but also about civic engagement, expressed through a commitment to keeping their hometown clean. They took to the streets, armed with bags and cleaning equipment, and participated in cleaning public spaces. The theater became an example of how art and ecology can go hand in hand. Theater staff cleaned the surrounding area, collected household trash, and removed dry leaves and grass. They also helped beautify the green spaces: they whitewashed trees, trimmed dead branches, and helped plant young trees. Thus, these members of the creative intelligentsia didn't limit themselves to symbolic participation; they made a very real and tangible contribution to the common cause. The theatre director, addressing journalists, noted: "Our theater always strives to raise pressing social issues through art. But we believe that the most important thing is personal example. Today, we're not here on stage, but on the city streets, together with all the residents. If each of us starts small—from our street, our yard, our work—then the entire city will become cleaner and more comfortable." The theater's young actors emphasized that participating in the cleanup day is an opportunity for them to prove themselves not only in their profession but also as active citizens of the country. "We want to show young people that caring for the city's cleanliness is fashionable, right, and prestigious," they shared. It's worth noting that cultural institutions weren't the only participants. Schools, colleges, medical organizations, utility services, and city businesses also took part. Volunteers also contributed, helping clean public spaces and educating the public about the importance of environmental awareness. As a result of these joint efforts, tens of tons of household waste were collected and removed, and streets, squares, and parks were cleaned. This gave the city a renewed appearance and once again confirmed that strength lies in unity. The main value of the campaign lies not only in the cleanup effort it provides in one day, but also in fostering a new environmental mindset among city residents. When creative groups, artists, and other creative professionals participate in the campaign, it has a special impact on public awareness. Their example clearly demonstrates that environmental awareness must be part of a person's overall culture. Inspired by the activism of cultural workers, Shymkent residents expressed their willingness to participate in such events more often. It was especially important that the younger generation, including students and schoolchildren, saw a worthy example before them. The citywide cleanup on September 20 demonstrated that Shymkent is a city where government, businesses, public organizations, and ordinary citizens can unite for a common goal. The event became a celebration of unity and shared care for our native land. Representatives of the Satire and Humor Theater emphasized that such events should become a good tradition. They expressed their willingness to continue supporting initiatives aimed at maintaining cleanliness and environmental safety. The cleanup day in Shymkent proved that keeping the city clean is everyone's responsibility. The contribution of cultural workers, especially the Variety and Satire Theater, was a shining example of how artists are not immune to social issues. September 20th was remembered not just as the date of yet another cleanup day, but as the day when the city's creative intelligentsia demonstrated by personal example that culture also means caring for the cleanliness of streets, parks, and courtyards.

On September 20 , 2025, another nationwide Saturday was held in Shymkent as part of the " Clean Kazakhstan " republican environmental campaign. This event, which has become a tradition for city residents, not only calls for unity in society, but also makes a significant contribution to the formation of a culture of environmental protection. Environmental cleanliness is the common duty of every citizen. Ecological culture plays a special role in the beautification of the city and improving the quality of life of residents. The Shymkent clean-up was aimed at achieving this goal. Parks, streets, public recreation areas and pedestrian paths in the city were cleaned of garbage and landscaping work was carried out. Almost all institutions under the jurisdiction of the Shymkent City Department of Culture, Language Development and Archives were involved in this event. In particular, the management and staff of the Shymkent City Theater of Humor and Satire showed great organization and actively participated in the cleaning work. Just as the theater staff raise relevant issues in society in their creative work and stage performances, they also did not refrain from promoting environmental culture in everyday life. During the weekend, the theater team cleaned the city's central streets, the area around the theater building, and pedestrian paths. They also made a real contribution to nature protection by participating in landscaping, whitewashing the bases of trees, cutting down dead branches, and planting young seedlings. The theater director, who participated in the Sabbath, noted the special place of the cultural sector in society: "We try to convey not only funny things on stage, but also thought-provoking things. And today's Saturday is an event that proves that artists are active not only in art, but also in public life. If each of us keeps our yard and workplace clean, our city will become more beautiful ," he said. The young actors of the theater also paid special attention to this event. For them, the Sabbath was not just a garbage collection, but also an opportunity to raise the collective spirit and serve a common goal together with the public. Along with cultural representatives, the city's educational organizations, healthcare institutions, businesses, and volunteer movements also showed their activity. The participants of the Sabbath worked together and carried out cleaning work in every district of the city. Thus, about several hundred tons of household waste were removed from the city, and the improvement work was significantly progressed. Another important goal of the Sabbath is to form an ecological culture among the population. In this regard, the participation of representatives of the cultural sphere was of particular importance. After all, art groups work directly with the people, and their words and actions quickly spread throughout society. Therefore, the appeal of theater workers to cleanliness is an example for the public. The youth of Shymkent did not stay away from the clean-up campaign. They spread information about the clean-up campaign on social networks and called for the protection of nature. This initiative not only demonstrates the active civic position of young people, but also proves that the new generation is committed to environmental responsibility. As a result of the clean-up, the city streets were significantly cleaner. The unity, organization, and responsibility of the participants made a great contribution to the beautification of the city. The event, held as part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign, once again proved the importance of environmental education and showed the need for every citizen to take part in protecting nature. Representatives of the cultural sector expressed their support for holding this event as an annual tradition and called on city residents to actively participate in such noble initiatives. The city-wide Saturday event held on September 20 was of great importance for the residents of Shymkent. In particular, the activity shown by representatives of the culture and arts sector contributed to the formation of an ecological culture in society. This event is not just a one-day clean-up, but a moral act that will be passed on to future generations. For the city's residents, this Sabbath is clearly a step towards caring for nature and beautifying our common home - Shymkent.

On September 20, 2025, a large-scale citywide cleanup event was held in Shymkent to mark World Cleanup Day. The Yenbekshinsky District Akim's Office, various departments and agencies, industrial enterprises, organizations, educational institutions, and thousands of district residents actively participated in the event. The main goal of the event was to restore order in the city, develop an environmental culture among the population, and increase the responsibility of each resident for a clean environment. The Yenbekshinsky District Akim's Office deployed 500 employees for the cleanup. Thirty pieces of specialized equipment were deployed, and 17 tons of waste were removed from the district as a result of the cleanup efforts. This is a clear example of the district leadership leading by example in maintaining cleanliness and order. Particular attention should be paid to the activity of ordinary citizens. 3,706 residents of the district participated in the cleanup day, cleaning courtyards, streets, sidewalks, and public spaces. People collected household trash, removed dry leaves and grass, and cleaned their surrounding areas. Such widespread public support demonstrates that residents of the Yenbekshinsky District feel a personal responsibility for the improvement of their environment. The Ontustik industrial zone sent 2,000 employees to the cleanup day, allocated 4 units of equipment and ensured the removal of 5 tons of garbage . The Zhuldyz industrial zone mobilized 200 employees and 2 units of equipment , thanks to which 1 ton of waste was collected and removed. The Special Economic Zone "AEA" participated with 300 employees , using 2 units of equipment , clearing the area of 2 tons of garbage . These data show that businesses and production sites are aware of their social responsibility and are making a significant contribution to improving the environmental situation. Comfortable Environment Development Department – 26 employees , 2 units of equipment , 2 tons of waste . Construction management – 30 employees , 2 units of equipment , 3 tons of waste . JSC Shymkent (SPK) – 20 employees , 1 unit of equipment , 2 tons of garbage . Internal Policy Department – 30 employees , 1 unit of equipment , 2 tons of garbage . The involvement of departments played a significant role in the scale of the event, demonstrating that each government body is ready to contribute to the common cause. JSC Vodokanal-1 – 30 employees , 2 units of equipment , 1 ton of waste . Branch "QazaqGaz Aimaq" - 60 employees , 1 unit of equipment , 2 tons of garbage . Enbekshinsky section of the power grid – 30 employees , 2 units of equipment , 2 tons of garbage . Public utilities not only participated in the cleanup but also monitored the infrastructure, which enhanced the practical benefits of the event. The Yenbekshinsky District Police Department deployed 200 officers to the cleanup day, ensuring order and cleanliness, using 3 units of equipment and clearing the area of 4 tons of garbage . The district's social facilities (schools, kindergartens, hospitals, etc.) provided the participation of 4,360 employees and 10 units of equipment , thanks to which 12 tons of garbage were removed. Such widespread participation confirms that environmental education encompasses all areas of society – from the younger generation to employees of government organizations. Petro Kazakhstan sent 300 employees and 4 units of equipment to the cleanup day, removing 3 tons of waste . This type of business participation demonstrates that large companies recognize their role in maintaining environmental safety and are willing to support government initiatives. Following the results of the citywide cleanup day in the Yenbekshinsky district: 11,792 people were involved; 66 units of equipment are involved; A total of 58 tons of garbage were removed. This is one of the largest cleanup days in recent years, uniting the efforts of government agencies, businesses, and ordinary residents. During the event, not only garbage collection work was carried out, but also: pruning dry trees and branches; mowing grass; welding and painting works; cleaning of local areas and streets; cleaning of ditches, sidewalks and squares; improvement of small architectural forms. The citywide cleanup day dedicated to World Cleanup Day was a significant event for the Yenbekshinsky District. It demonstrated that caring for the environment is a shared responsibility, requiring the participation of every resident. Thanks to these joint efforts, dozens of streets, courtyards, and public spaces were cleaned, making the district cleaner, more comfortable, and more attractive to live in. Such events not only help restore order, but also foster a caring attitude towards the environment among the population, creating a culture of cleanliness and mutual responsibility.

The Enbekshi district akim's office, various institutions, departments, public organizations, enterprises, and residents of the district actively participated in the city-wide cleanup dedicated to "World Cleanup Day" organized in Shymkent on September 20, 2025. The main goal of this event was to clean the city area from garbage, form an ecological culture among residents, and set an example of caring for the environment for the younger generation. The Enbekshy district akim's office mobilized 500 employees and put 30 pieces of equipment into operation for the Saturday cleanup. As a result , 17 tons of garbage were removed from the district. This is a clear demonstration of the district akimat's responsibility to protect nature and its great contribution to the cleanliness of the city. The largest part of the Sabbath was attended by ordinary residents. In particular, 3,706 residents of the district took part in the Sabbath and actively participated in cleaning the neighborhoods of their homes, streets, parks and pedestrian paths. Such enthusiasm of the people proves that they are not indifferent to the unity of the country and the common cause. The Ontustik Industrial Zone (IA) mobilized 2,000 employees and 4 pieces of equipment , removing 5 tons of waste . On behalf of the "Zhuldyz" IA , 200 employees and 2 pieces of equipment participated, and 1 ton of garbage was cleaned. The SEZ special economic zone mobilized 300 employees and 2 vehicles , removing 2 tons of waste . These indicators show that industrial zones across the region also feel a sense of environmental responsibility. Department of Environmental Development – 26 employees , 2 pieces of equipment , 2 tons of garbage ; Construction Department – 30 employees , 2 pieces of equipment , 3 tons of garbage ; Shymkent SEC JSC – 20 employees , 1 piece of equipment , 2 tons of waste ; Internal Policy Department – 30 employees , 1 piece of equipment , 2 tons of garbage . The participation of each department contributed to the large-scale celebration of Shabbat, which contributed to the beautification and improvement of the sanitary conditions of the city. "Vodokanal-1" LLP - 30 employees , 2 pieces of equipment , 1 ton of waste ; "QazaqGaz Aimaq" CHP - 60 employees , 1 piece of equipment , 2 tons of waste ; Enbekshi Electricity Distribution Department – 30 employees , 2 vehicles , 2 tons of waste . They carried out sanitation work in their respective areas, ensuring that the infrastructure was safe and clean. Enbekshi District Police Department - 200 employees , 3 pieces of equipment , removed 4 tons of garbage . Social facilities (schools, kindergartens, hospitals, etc.) - 4,360 employees , 10 pieces of equipment were mobilized, and 12 tons of garbage were cleaned. At the same time, the participation of the younger generation and professionals from various fields in society in a common cause increased the educational value of Shabbat. Petro Kazakhstan company - 300 employees , 4 pieces of equipment , 3 tons of waste were removed. The support from businesses has shown that environmental initiatives are important not only from government agencies but also from the private sector. In general, in the territory of Enbekshi district, Shabbat is celebrated: 11,792 employees participated, 66 pieces of equipment were put into operation, A total of 58 tons of garbage were removed . This was one of the largest environmental events in the history of the district. During the Sabbath, not only garbage collection is carried out, but also: Pruning dead trees and branches; Mowing the lawn; Welding and painting works; Cleaning of streets and courtyard areas; Repairing pedestrian paths and ditches; Comprehensive measures were taken, such as the repair of small architectural objects in public places. This weekend, held as part of the "World Cleanup Day," was an important event not only for the residents of Enbekshy district, but also for the entire city of Shymkent. It not only increased the environmental culture of citizens, but also mobilized them for a common cause, making each resident feel responsible for protecting nature and the environment. Such events will undoubtedly continue to be organized in the future, contributing to the environmental education of the younger generation, the activity of residents, and the cleanliness and comfort of the city.