Starting from June 1, 2026, Russia will introduce a system of product anticipation confirmation (SPOT), which allows importers from Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan to avoid making a security deposit for one month. For businesses from Belarus, the transition period for paying this fee will extend until October 1, 2026, as specified in a government decree.    The office of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko noted that the decision to postpone the payment was made to ensure that the implementation of the new procedure was as convenient as possible for importers. Since April of this year, the system has been tested with the participation of business associations, which have submitted more than 6,500 documents on upcoming deliveries.   Based on the data received, the platform has been improved by introducing automatic loading of information from accounting systems and developing an API exchange.    The new rules apply to the import of goods by road from the EAEU countries. Importers will have to submit two days before the    *Indirect tax is a tax on goods and services that is included in their cost and is actually paid by the end consumer. These include VAT and excise taxes, which importers are required to pay when importing products into the country.    **Tax monitoring is a form of tax control in which a company provides the tax service with online access to its accounting systems in real time. In return, the government exempts the business from traditional on-site and desk-top inspections.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact Center DGD in Zhambyl regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhambyl/press/news/details/1236876?lang=ru

The Department of State Revenue for the Mangystau region, together with the Akimat of Aktau city, the Transport Control Inspectorate and the police, conducted monitoring of business entities at the pier of the seashore. The event is aimed at verifying compliance with legislation in the conduct of business activities, improving the quality of services and ensuring safety.During the raid, DGD specialists explained to entrepreneurs (owners and operators of boats) the need to place QR codes to identify outlets and confirm the legality of their activities. The QR code allows you to quickly check the status of the taxpayer, the availability of a cash register (if necessary) and compliance with the requirements of tax legislation. This is an important digitalization tool that makes business transparent and protects both entrepreneurs and consumers.The key points that are being highlighted:- Legalization of activities. Everyone who provides services to the public (including boat trips) must be registered as an individual entrepreneur or a legal entity and pay taxes on time. This guarantees social guarantees, protection of rights and the possibility of business development.- QR code for the point of sale. You can get it for free through the services of the State Revenue Committee. Placing a QR code is a simple and mandatory requirement for many types of activities.- Documents for transportation. Drivers must have the appropriate category of license to operate a water transport. The absence of documents entails administrative liability.- Responsibility. For violations of tax and other legislation, measures are provided in accordance with the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. At the same time, the main focus is on prevention and awareness-raising."We continue systematic work on the legalization of entrepreneurship in the region. Legal business means not only paying taxes to the regional budget, but also confidence in the future, access to government support and protection from unfair competition. We urge all entrepreneurs, especially in the field of tourism and services on the coast, to promptly bring their activities in line with the requirements of the law," the Department noted.Monitoring activities in this area will be continued.The Department of State Revenue for the Mangystau region urges entrepreneurs to fulfill their tax obligations in a timely manner and work in the legal field. (Unofficial translation) Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1236897?lang=ru

The project was implemented on May 18, 2026. A modern production andlogistics complex with a total area of 3,000 sq. meters is now inoperation. A production line for PVC and aluminum windows is ready forlaunch. The project's implementation contributes to the development ofdomestic construction materials manufacturing and strengthens theposition of local producers in the market.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/astana-uir/press/news/details/1236910?lang=ru

Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov inspected the fulfillment of thePresident's instructions on industrial development, infrastructurestrengthening, and deeper processing in the agro-industrial complex(AIC) during a working visit to the city of Astana. He visited alogistics center, a medical device manufacturing plant, and enterprisesproducing bakery, dairy, and meat products.Astana Mayor Zhenis Kassymbek reported that the city maintains a highpace of economic development and is strengthening its role as one of thecountry's key business centers. Last year, the gross regional productreached 18.9 trillion tenge. The capital ranks first in the republic interms of investment in fixed capital: over four months, 587 billiontenge was attracted, with nearly 80% being private investment. The cityhas 246,000 small and medium-sized business (SMB) entities employingaround 560,000 people. The SMB sector's contribution to the economy hasreached a record 66%. In 2026, the launch of 26 industrial projects isplanned; of these, 8 projects worth 32 billion tenge have already beencommissioned, creating around 500 jobs. Additionally, 18 more projectsworth 36 billion tenge are planned to be commissioned by year-end,creating around 1,000 more jobs.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/astana-uir/press/news/details/1236919?lang=ru

As part of implementing the President's instructions on economicdiversification, Astana maintains a high pace of entrepreneurship andindustrial development. Head of the Department for Investment andEntrepreneurship Development of the Astana City Administration KhalelAkimzhanov reported that logistics and warehousing account for 38.8% ofall investments, while industrial growth was 7.6%. The city has 246,000SMB entities with approximately 560,000 employees. The SMB sector'scontribution to the capital's economy has reached 66%, with the sectoremploying 76% of the economically active population."The main leading sectors demonstrating high dynamics are logistics,industry, and traditionally construction. Today, small and medium-sizedbusinesses contribute around 66% of the total gross regional product,"noted Khalel Akimzhanov.In 2026, 26 industrial projects worth 68.4 billion tenge are planned forlaunch in Astana, creating more than 1,400 jobs. Eight projects worth32.1 billion tenge have already been commissioned, providing 500 jobs.By year-end, 18 more projects worth 36.3 billion tenge are expected tolaunch, creating an additional 956 jobs.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/astana-uir/press/news/details/1236926?lang=ru

  In the second half of 2026, new rules for goods purchased on foreign marketplaces such as Temu, AliExpress, iHerb, and others will come into effect in EAEU countries.      As a reminder, this pilot project began in 2023, and Kazpost JSC, DHL International Kazakhstan LLP, and other retail suppliers participated in the experiment. To date, no difficulties have been identified with receiving parcels by individuals.     If the value of your purchase does not exceed 200 euros, then nothing changes:you do not need to pay duties and taxes;your parcel will be delivered as usual;you will not need to contact customs authorities yourself;e-commerce operators will process the declaration for the buyer.     Goods purchased by individuals on foreign marketplaces will be classified in a separate category – "e-commerce goods."     A new type of customs declaration, the "declaration for e-commerce goods," is being introduced for them. It allows for the declaration of up to 999 goods belonging to different individuals. E-commerce operators, a new customs institution, will submit this declaration to customs authorities on behalf of buyers.     At the same time, the weight threshold (31 kg) is being abolished. The duty-free limit remains at €200.     The changes affected high-value purchases. For example, if the value of an item exceeds 200 euros, a customs duty of 5% of the item's value and a VAT of 16% will be charged.     Calculation examples:     250 euros – duty of 12.5 euros (approximately 7,000 tenge) + VAT;     500 euros – duty of 25 euros (approximately 14,000 tenge) + VAT.     For comparison, such goods are currently subject to a single tax of 15% (including VAT) on the amount in excess of the duty-free threshold.     The new rules are aimed at regulating online commerce and combating the import of commercial goods under the guise of purchases for personal use.     These changes do not affect goods already located within the EAEU and sold through local online platforms, including Wildberries, Ozon, and Kaspi.kz.     Therefore, for most customers ordering personal items under 200 euros, the purchasing and parcel delivery process will remain the same.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-almaty/press/news/details/1240072?lang=ru

Vienna, 8 June 2026 – The 35th session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ), the United Nations’ principal policymaking body in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice, concluded at the United Nations Office at Vienna.During the session, Member States addressed current international security challenges, including efforts to combat transnational organized crime, cyber-enabled fraud, trafficking in persons, and the increasing use of emerging technologies by criminal networks.A Kazakh delegation participated in the session, comprising representatives of the General Prosecutor’s Office, the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Internal Affairs, and the Permanent Mission of Kazakhstan to the International Organizations in Vienna.In Kazakhstan’s national statement, Mr. Askhat Zhumagali, Deputy Prosecutor General of the Republic of Kazakhstan, reaffirmed the country’s commitment to strengthening international cooperation in crime prevention and criminal justice, as well as to the consistent implementation of obligations under the United Nations’ universal international legal instruments.Particular emphasis was placed on the ongoing reforms aimed at strengthening the rule of law, enhancing public safety, improving interagency coordination, and introducing modern, evidence-based approaches to crime prevention.On the margins of the session, the Kazakh delegation, in cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), organized a thematic side event entitled “From Punitive Penitentiary Systems to Rehabilitation: Experiences from Europe and Central Asia.” During the event, Mr. Nurzhan Ryspayev, First Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the Penal Correction System of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan, presented the country’s experience in modernizing its penitentiary system, introducing rehabilitation-oriented policies, and strengthening mechanisms for the social reintegration of offenders in line with international standards.Kazakhstan also co-organized a side event of the Central Asian Regional Information and Coordination Centre (CARICC) entitled “Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies in Countering Drug Trafficking and Organized Crime.” Opening the event, Mr. Askhat Zhumagali highlighted the growing importance of advanced technologies and international partnerships in addressing transnational criminal threats.Kazakhstan’s practical experience in applying digital solutions and artificial intelligence tools to detect and disrupt drug-related crime was presented by Mr. Alzhan Nurbekov, Head of the Anti-Drug Crime Service of the General Prosecutor’s Office. Participants exchanged views on the potential of artificial intelligence and digital technologies to combat illicit drug trafficking, trace criminal financial flows, and enhance international law enforcement cooperation.Kazakhstan’s participation in the Commission reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening international cooperation in crime prevention and criminal justice, promoting modern and internationally informed approaches to justice sector reform, and advancing innovative solutions to address evolving criminal threats. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-vienna/press/news/details/1236959?lang=ru

Vienna, 8 June 2026 – During the 35th session of the United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ), Kazakhstan, jointly with Belarus, secured the consensus adoption of the resolution entitled “Countering Trafficking in Persons for the Purpose of Compelled Criminal Activity”. The resolution represents a significant contribution to strengthening international efforts aimed at combating contemporary forms of human exploitation.The resolution addresses one of the fastest-growing and most dangerous forms of trafficking in persons, whereby victims are coerced into committing criminal offences for the benefit of organized criminal groups. Such offences include online fraud, illicit drug trafficking, theft, financial crimes, and other forms of unlawful activity.The document calls for enhanced international cooperation, improved mechanisms for the prevention, detection, and suppression of such crimes, strengthened measures for the protection, assistance, and rehabilitation of victims of trafficking in persons, as well as increased effectiveness in the criminal prosecution of those who organize and profit from these criminal schemes.The drafting process involved extensive intergovernmental consultations and substantive negotiations on a number of sensitive and principled issues. Despite the complexity of the negotiations, the resolution was ultimately adopted by consensus, reflecting the broad recognition by UN Member States of the urgency of this issue and the need for collective action in response to emerging challenges in the field of trafficking in persons.This achievement was made possible through the active and constructive engagement of Kazakhstan and Belarus throughout all stages of the drafting process. Enjoying a high level of trust and credibility among UN Member States, Kazakhstan played a key coordinating role in the negotiations, facilitating the development of balanced language and the achievement of consensus among delegations. Belarus, in turn, made a substantial expert contribution to the substantive development of the resolution. The joint efforts of the two countries resulted in a document that responds to the needs of the international community and is aimed at further strengthening the international legal framework and practical mechanisms of the Commission.The adoption of the resolution reaffirms Kazakhstan’s commitment to strengthening multilateral cooperation within the United Nations and underscores its consistent role in advancing international initiatives aimed at combating transnational organized crime, protecting human rights, and enhancing global security.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-vienna/press/news/details/1236962?lang=ru

Prague, 6 June 2026 – Kazakhstan was represented at the Festival of Embassies, an annual event held in the Czech capital which has become one of Prague’s most prominent international cultural and culinary events.This year’s festival brought together representatives from more than 60 countries. They introduced Czech officials, members of the diplomatic corps, and thousands of Prague residents and visitors to their musical and cultural traditions, elements of intangible heritage, and national cuisines.The Kazakh stand highlighted the country’s distinctive culture and warm hospitality. The centrepiece of the display was a traditional Kazakh yurt, which drew considerable interest from visitors. Its traditional interior, national decorative elements and symbolism reflected the yurt’s significance as an important part of nomadic civilisation and the cultural heritage of the Kazakh people.With the support of the Prague-based Alma-Ata store, guests and friends of Kazakhstan were offered traditional Kazakh dishes, baursaks, and other treats. This provided visitors with an opportunity to experience Kazakh hospitality and the distinctive atmosphere of the traditional dastarkhan.As part of the cultural programme, alongside performances by representatives of various countries, Abylaikhan Kanagat, a student from Kazakhstan, performed traditional kui pieces on the dombra. He presented works by renowned composers while highlighting the distinctive sound of one of the oldest musical instruments of the Turkic world.The participation of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in the festival provided another opportunity to present the country’s rich cultural heritage and traditions to the Czech and international public.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-prague/press/news/details/1236990?lang=ru

The 29th Fez Sacred Music Festival, held from June 4 to 7, 2026, brought together artists from 14 countries. The festival's organizer, the Spirit of Fez Foundation, dedicated this year's event to traditional crafts: "Fez: Guardians of Crafts and Heritage," with Germany serving as the guest of honor. The opening ceremony was hosted by Moroccan Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts, and Social and Economic Affairs Fatemeh-Zahra Amour and Minister of Youth, Culture, and Communication Mohamed Mehdi Bensaïd. The gala concert at the opening ceremony concluded with a final performance by the Kazakh folklore and ethnographic ensemble «Kulansaz». On the second day, a concert by the «Kulansaz» ensemble amazed residents and visitors of Fez, demonstrating the richness of Kazakhstan's history and its undeniable artistic heritage. The Fez Festival, recognized by the UN in 2001 as one of the most important events promoting dialogue among civilizations, is dedicated to the city of Fez, a place where memories and heritage, knowledge and crafts are preserved.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-rabat/press/news/details/1237013?lang=ru

Brasília, June 8, 2026 – The Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Brazil, Bolat Nussupov, visited the Embassy of Uruguay and met with his Uruguayan counterpart, Ambassador Rodolfo Nin Novoa.During the meeting, the parties discussed current issues related to bilateral relations between the two countries. In particular, they reviewed preparations for the second round of inter-ministerial consultations between the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, scheduled to take place in Astana later this year, as well as the forthcoming signing of an Agreement on the Mutual Exemption of Visa Requirements for holders of diplomatic and official passports.The parties highly appreciated the activities of the first Honorary Consulate of Kazakhstan in Uruguay, opened in Montevideo in 2024, and welcomed the establishment of the Uruguay–Kazakhstan Parliamentary Friendship Group within the Parliament of Uruguay. They also expressed mutual interest in expanding bilateral cooperation in livestock breeding, including cattle genetics, selection technologies, and breeding practices.The Uruguayan side proposed considering the possibility of officially accrediting the Embassy of Kazakhstan to Uruguay on a non-resident basis, in line with the principle of reciprocity. At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to maintain regular working contacts between the diplomatic missions of the two countries.It is worth noting that Ambassador Rodolfo Nin Novoa, currently Uruguay’s Ambassador to Brazil, visited Astana in October 2019 in his capacity as Uruguay’s Minister of Foreign Affairs to participate in the World Cancer Leaders’ Summit.For reference: The first round of political consultations between Kazakhstan and Uruguay took place in May 2024 during the visit of Kazakhstan’s First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kairat Umarov, to Montevideo.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brazil/press/news/details/1237022?lang=ru

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 The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan, local executive bodies, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Federation of Trade Unions of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as the organizers) announce the launch of the Republican Contest on Social Responsibility of Business «Paryz» in 2026The competition is aimed at the formation and enhancement by private business entities of their corporate social responsibility to society in order to further improve the well-being of the population. Participation in the regional and national stages of the competition is free of charge. The results of the competition will be announced at the end of the year.The competition is held in 4 nominations:1) «The best socially responsible Enterprise» (this nomination examines the activities of applicants implementing social programs aimed at supporting their own staff, participating in the implementation of social projects in the region, social adaptation of people with disabilities and improving the well-being of society as a whole (organization of wages and social benefits, professional training and retraining systems, employment of the largest number of people with disabilities, etc.);2) «The best enterprise in the field of labor protection» (this nomination examines the activities of applicants who create working conditions that allow employees to maintain their health during their work);3) «The best collective agreement» (this nomination considers collective agreements that significantly improve and strengthen the labor and social rights of employees provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan);4) «For contribution to ecology» (this nomination examines the activities of applicants who have significantly distinguished themselves in the implementation of environmental protection (environmental) programs aimed at improving the environment).A special award is also being established in the competition – «The best social project of the Year». This special award examines social projects implemented by businesses that promote employment and/or improve the living conditions of socially vulnerable and low-income segments of the population.Documents for participation in the competition are accepted until July 1, 2026. In this regard, we invite all employers and entrepreneurs of the city of Ridder to take part in this competition.For more detailed information about the rules and procedure for participation in the Paryz-2026 contest, please contact the «Department of Employment and Social Programs of the City of Ridder». At the address: 13 Semenova Street.  Phone number for inquiries: 872336 4-48-82 Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ridder/press/news/details/1237124?lang=ru

Kazakhstan becomes the first country in the region to launch a full-scale urban air mobility ecosystem: air taxis, delivery drones, and digital navigation.A significant step toward a technological future has been taken in Kazakhstan: at the Alatau City site, with the support of the Ministry of AI and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the first demonstration flight of an innovative electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft - an eVTOL, more commonly known as an air taxi - was successfully conducted.The project is entirely funded through private investment by the Kazakhstani company Alatau Advance Air Group Ltd. (AAAG), in partnership with leading technology players from the United States, China, South Korea, and Italy. The total investment in the development of urban air mobility across the region is estimated at $300 million USD.The centerpiece of the presentation was a flight by the AutoFlight Prosperity passenger aircraft, designed to carry one pilot and five passengers. The vehicle is equipped with 13 electric motors, can reach speeds of up to 200 km/h, and is capable of traveling up to 200 km on a single charge. Unlike conventional aviation, this mode of transport operates almost silently and produces zero CO₂ emissions. In accordance with strict international safety requirements, the first test flight was conducted without any passengers on board.The advancement of innovative, environmentally friendly transport directly aligns with the country's long-term strategy for digitalization and technological leadership."Today, Kazakhstan is taking an important step in the development of next-generation transportation. The eVTOL demonstration flights show that breakthrough urban air mobility technologies are gradually moving from concept to practical application.For Alatau City, this means building new smart city infrastructure — not just individual aircraft, but an entire ecosystem: from air taxis and vertiports to digital navigation systems and cargo drones. This is how the low-altitude economy is beginning to take shape in Kazakhstan.We are creating the conditions for such solutions to enter the country, adapt to our cities, and serve the quality of life of our citizens, the growth of business, and Kazakhstan's technological competitiveness," - said Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, Zhaslan Madiyev.The organizers emphasize that this is not merely about deploying individual aircraft, but about building an entirely new industry - the "low-altitude economy." The event also showcased unmanned cargo delivery systems from Keeta Drone (China) and A2Z (USA), managed through the UATM digital navigation platform developed by Korean and Chinese partners — Korea Airports Corporation and the Shenzhen Urban Transportation Planning Center. According to projections by leading global analysts at Morgan Stanley and McKinsey, urban air mobility is set to become one of the key sectors of the world economy in the coming decades.To integrate air taxis into everyday life in the region, construction of the first vertiport in Alatau City has already begun - a compact, technologically advanced ground facility for take-off, landing, and aircraft charging. The design is being handled by international firm UrbanV. Looking ahead, a unified air network is planned to connect Alatau City, Almaty, and key tourist destinations across the Almaty region. For example, the estimated travel time from Almaty International Airport to the high-altitude Medeu resort will be just 10-12 minutes."Our goal is not simply to bring in the technology, but to build a fully functioning industry: infrastructure, engineering expertise, and new jobs for Kazakhstani professionals. Alatau City is being designed from the ground up, and that is a unique advantage - urban air mobility can be embedded into the city's master plan from the very beginning," - representatives of Alatau Advance Air Group Ltd. shared.A solid legal foundation has already been established to support this major technological leap. On May 8, 2026, the Head of State signed the Constitutional Law "On the Special Legal Regime of Alatau City," which provides for the creation of experimental legal frameworks and dedicated airspace zones for Urban Air Mobility. AAAG is currently working alongside government agencies on the development of approximately 40 regulatory instruments that will form the "air code" of the new city, while corresponding amendments to national aviation legislation are already under review in the Majilis of Parliament.In parallel, as part of the project's expansion, AAAG has signed a memorandum with AutoFlight for the supply of 50 aircraft from the V2000/V5000 series. This agreement covers not only the procurement of vehicles, but also a full transfer of know-how, training of Kazakhstani specialists, and the establishment of a regional Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) center.As AutoFlight representatives noted, "eVTOL technology today is at the same stage of rapid growth that electric vehicles were 10-15 years ago - and Kazakhstan is entering this global transformation among the first."Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almobl-tehnologiya/press/news/details/1237167?lang=ru

Attention citizens! Important amendments have been made to the Law on Personal Bankruptcy. Now, the procedure can be completed 6 times faster, but there are strict criteria. Let’s look at who qualifies for the "express mode" and who will still need to go to court.✅ "The Green Lane" (Extrajudicial Bankruptcy in 1 Month)Previously, the process took six months. Now, the period is reduced to 30 days if:Your total debt does not exceed 1,600 MCI (approx. 6.7 million tenge in 2026).You have not made payments for more than 5 years.You have no officially registered property (apartment, car, land).This is an ideal option for those who have been in a financial deadlock for a long time and have no assets to sell.🏠 What if you own real estate?A common question: "Can I write off my debts in a month if I own an apartment?"The answer is No. If you own any real estate (even if it is your only home), extrajudicial bankruptcy is not available. In this case, the only path is Judicial Bankruptcy.⚖️ How Judicial Bankruptcy works:It takes longer (starting from 6 months).A financial manager is involved in the process.If the property is your only home and is not pledged as collateral, it is legally protected from being sold (except in rare cases).⚠️ Keep the consequences in mind:Bankruptcy is more than just debt relief; it’s a significant legal status:❌ No new loans or credits for 5 years.❌ Financial monitoring for 3 years.❌ You can only apply for bankruptcy again after 7 years.🚀 How to apply?The easiest way is through the eSalyq Azamat mobile app or the Egov.kz portal. All data is verified automatically. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1237175?lang=ru

Happy International Archives Day!Today, archives are no longer just repositories for paper documents, but highly advanced digital ecosystems. The Department of Digitalization works daily to transition centuries of history and millions of vital data points into electronic formats. This not only guarantees their permanent preservation but also makes government services accessible to every citizen in just one click.Thanks to automation and digitization processes, searching for archival records, restoring documents, and obtaining certificates now take minutes instead of weeks. We are creating a transparent, reliable, and fast system that eliminates unnecessary bureaucracy and saves people time.Congratulations to our colleagues and everyone involved in preserving our history in the new digital age!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-digital/press/news/details/1237180?lang=ru

By order of the Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Tileubergenov Dauren was appointed Head of the State Treasury Department for the Pavlodar region of the State Treasury Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Previously, he served as Deputy Head of the Department of State Treasury for the Field of Finance of the State Treasury Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kazyna/press/news/details/1237198?lang=ru

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В честь Дня государственного служащего в каждом году стало традицией проводить различные спортивные мероприятия. Со 2 по 6 июня по области прошла областная спартакиада среди государственных служащих в целях пропаганды здорового образа жизни, приуроченная к «23 июня - Дню государственного служащего». Цель: пропаганда здорового образа жизни. Стоит отметить, что сотрудники Управления экономики и финансов Атырауской области принимают активное участие в подобных мероприятиях. В этом году представители управления Галимов Махсут Мадиевич заняли 1 место в общекомандной игре в шахматы и Курмангалиев Руслан Нурлыгайнович, Хайроллаевна Айнаш в командном настольном теннисе заняли 3 место. Поздравляем наших коллег!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau-economy/press/news/details/1237330?lang=ru

A seminar was held at the Department of Internal State Audit for the Karaganda Region with the participation of representatives from the Committee of Internal State Audit of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The main goal of the seminar was to clarify the norms of legislation in the field of state audit and financial control, in particular the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Countering Corruption" and "On State Audit and Financial Control", as well as the rules for conducting internal audit and the requirements of the Code of Ethics approved by orders of the Minister of Finance.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvga/press/news/details/1237338?lang=ru