On November 20, 2025, N. Serikbayeva, archivist of the Rudnу City State Archive, gave a lecture for students of the Rudnу Mining and Technological College, dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Rudnу Geological Exploration Expedition, an organization of geological explorers, thanks to whose research work the history of Rudny city began. Serikbayeva N. She told the students about the profession of geologists, about the socio-economic importance of their work for the state, as well as about the history of the discovery of the Sarbai iron ore deposit by explorers and the large-scale exploration work of the Rudnу Geological exploration expedition at the Sarbai and Sokolov iron ore deposits. She introduced the participants to the biographies of mining prospectors Pershin Yu.A., Kozhamkulov D.T. and Atauov S., whose documents are in state custody in the Rudnу City Archive. During the lecture, the students were presented with a photographic and documentary exhibition "People of a special breed", prepared according to the documents of the geological explorers from the Collection of documents of personal origin of the honored citizens of the city of Rudny. The purpose of the event is to familiarize students with the history of their native land, to preserve the continuity of generations using the example of the elder's labor path.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-akparattandyru-mem-kysmet/press/news/details/1109794?lang=kk

On December 9, 2025, at 4:00 PM, Mendykarinsky District Akim Bekbaev G.M. will meet with residents of Tenizovskoye village.Location: Tenizovskoye village school building.In preparation for the meeting, questions and suggestions are being accepted via WhatsApp at 8-705-162-80-87.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1120880?lang=kk

To improve the quality of telecommunication services in the territory of Pervomaisky rural district of Mendykarinsky district, modern cellular communication equipment of Kar – Tel LLP (Beeline Kazakhstan) has been installed and put into operation in Pervomaisky village and Lesnoye village.The new base stations provide:- stable voice communication;- improved coverage of the territory;- high-speed 4G mobile Internet;- improve the reliability of communication in emergency situations.The modernization of the network is aimed at significantly improving the comfort of communication and the quality of mobile Internet for all residents and organizations of the district.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1109766?lang=kk

In the Abay region, intensive efforts to identify unjustified price increases on socially important food products are ongoing. Monitoring groups are documenting cases of entrepreneurs artificially inflating prices, violating legal requirements and misleading consumers.Recent inspections have once again confirmed instances of unjustified markups. In Semey, an individual entrepreneur purchased Barskie salt for 108 tenge per kilogram but sold it for 150 tenge. This difference resulted in a markup of 39 percent, more than twice the established norm.Another case was uncovered at one of the city's social pavilions. There, buckwheat was purchased for 175 tenge and Akmarzhan rice for 350 tenge per kilogram. They were sold for 220 and 440 tenge, respectively. The trade markup was 25.8 percent, a direct violation of the law. Following an inspection, the entrepreneurs were fined.In the city of Kurchatov, Department specialists discovered a repeat violation. An entrepreneur purchased Barakat rice for 480 tenge and sold it for 580 tenge per kilogram, allowing for a 20.9 percent markup. A fine of 19,660 tenge was imposed for the violation.The Department also reminds that every retailer is obligated to ensure accurate and up-to-date price tags on store shelves. Violations of these requirements are regularly recorded. Since the beginning of the year, 17 administrative fines have been issued for missing price tags, incorrectly indicating prices, or indicating prices in currencies other than tenge. The total fines amounted to 480,000 tenge.Monitoring is not limited to retail outlets. Electronic invoices are also being analyzed in conjunction with the State Revenue Committee. This mechanism allows for tracking the movement of socially important goods, identifying unnecessary intermediaries and unjustified price increases.Containing prices for essential goods is a priority of state policy. According to Article 9 of the Law "On the Regulation of Trade Activities," the trade markup on socially important food products must not exceed 15 percent. Violations are punishable by administrative penalties under Article 204-4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan. For small businesses, the fine is 5 MCI, for medium-sized businesses 35 MCI, and for large businesses 150 MCI. For repeat violations, the fine doubles.Since the beginning of the year, the Department of Trade and Consumer Protection of Abay Region has issued 119 administrative decisions totaling 856,000 tenge for exceeding the trade markup by 15 percent. Monitoring efforts will continue to ensure the availability of essential goods and protect the rights of residents of the region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1109737?lang=kk

📡In accordance with the instructions of the Head of State to ensure high-quality communications in rural areas, work has been completed in the district of Beimbet Mailin to expand access to mobile communications and the Internet. ✅Today, such facilities have already been installed in: Kalininsky rural settlement (Nagornoye village) Novoilyinovsky village (Aksuatskoye village) Baishuaksky village (village of Naberezhnye Chelny) Pavlovsky village (village of Apanovka) These measures will significantly improve the quality of communications and the Internet in rural districts and provide residents with greater access to modern digital opportunities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-bmalin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1109692?lang=kk

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From November 12 to 13, 2025, an offline seminar on the reservation of military conscripts was held at the regional akimat building. The event was attended by representatives of regional departments as well as city and district akimats.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-mobil/press/news/details/1109648?lang=kk

Between 6 and 19 November 2025, an IMF staff mission led by Mr. Ali Al-Eyd conducted discussions in Almaty and Astana as part of the 2025 Article IV Mission to the Republic of Kazakhstan.During the visit, a meeting was held between the Chairperson of the Agency for Regulation and Development of Financial Market, Ms. Madina Abylkassymova, and representatives of the IMF. The parties discussed the current state of the financial sector, progress in implementing the recommendations of the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP), as well as key provisions of the new Law on Banks.Following the staff visit, the IMF issued the “Kazakhstan: Staff Concluding Statement for the 2025 Article IV Mission.” As stated in the document, Kazakhstan’s banking system remains resilient. Second-tier banks maintain strong capital, liquidity, and profitability indicators, while the level of non-performing assets remains low. IMF staff also noted that the introduction of additional prudential measures will further support financial stability.The rapid growth of consumer lending requires close monitoring. In this regard, the Mission positively assessed the Agency’s prudential measures aimed at mitigating risks in this segment.IMF staff also highlighted the significant progress made by the Agency in implementing key FSAP recommendations. Among the priority areas going forward are the implementation of the new bank resolution framework and the introduction of regulation and supervision of digital assets under the new Law on Banks.The Concluding Statement underscores the need to further strengthen the institutional capacity of the financial regulator, including, where appropriate, through the allocation of additional resources. External Communications Directoratepress@finreg.kzSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ardfm/press/news/details/1109629?lang=kk

As part of the current conscription campaign, the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan is taking an important step in the training of conscripted soldiers. A new training discipline — unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operator training — has now been added to the combat training program. This will allow conscripts to acquire modern military-applied skills and master a highly demanded specialty.Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard, Major General Ansagan Baltabayev, visited the newly equipped UAV operator training classroom in the 5573 military unit in the capital and assessed its capabilities.The modern training room is fully adapted for the instruction of conscripts: here they study the fundamentals of drone structure, flight control rules, technical maintenance, and elements of tactical deployment. The course is designed to train a full combat UAV crew, which includes a crew commander, FPV drone operator, munitions specialist, and reconnaissance operator.The training process is structured so that each servicemember first masters the skills of their specific specialization, and afterward participates in group exercises that are as close to real operational conditions as possible.“Today, the training of UAV operators is reaching a new qualitative level. A complete environment for practical instruction has been created here, and this is precisely the systematic approach we need,” emphasized Major General Ansagan Baltabayev.Following the visit, the Commander-in-Chief outlined further tasks: strengthening the material and technical base, establishing an in-house repair workshop, developing a unified specialist training program, and designing an all-season training facility.The training classroom has been recommended as a model for establishing similar centers in other military units where drone operator subdivisions are being formed.The creation of such a training environment is a significant step toward enhancing the combat readiness of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan and advancing modern directions in the preparation of servicemembers. Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1109635?lang=kk

On November 20, 2025, the State Revenue Department for the East Kazakhstan Region held a solemn ceremony honoring the laureates of the titles “Best Taxpayer” and “Best Participant in Foreign Economic Activity” based on the results of 2024 at the regional level.In his welcoming speech, the Head of the Department, Sayat Saylaubekovich Bimagambetov, emphasized that the “Best Taxpayer” and “Best Participant in Foreign Economic Activity (FEA)” campaigns are held annually by the state revenue authorities to strengthen partnership relations, increase transparency, and enhance taxpayer trust in the state revenue bodies.Today, taxpayers, entrepreneurs, and participants in foreign economic activity make a significant contribution to the economic development not only of the region but also of the entire country, thereby promoting the well-being of citizens.Based on the results of the campaign and in accordance with the criteria approved by the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, taking into account the specifics of activities and the selected taxation regime, 12 laureates from the East Kazakhstan Region were awarded the titles “Best Taxpayer” and “Best FEA Participant” for their strong tax discipline and responsible fulfillment of tax obligations.After the awarding ceremony, business representatives discussed updates to the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which will come into force in 2026. The Head of the Department noted that the new Tax Code is aimed at simplifying tax administration, increasing transparency of procedures, and stimulating entrepreneurial activity, especially for small and medium-sized businesses. The main goal of the update is to make the tax system more predictable, fair, and oriented toward economic growth.We congratulate the winners of the Campaign for their productive cooperation and significant contribution to the development of Kazakhstan’s economy! We wish you continued growth and prosperity in your business!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1109560?lang=kk

The employees of the administrative department of the Department of Justice of the North Kazakhstan region prepared and distributed brochures to the population on the topic of “Submitting applications through the E- өтініш information system”.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet-sko/press/news/details/1109563?lang=kk

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19 ноября на заседании Правительства была представлена Программа совместных действий Правительства, Национального Банка и Агентства по регулированию и развитию финансового рынка на 2026–2028 годы. Документ определяет комплекс мер по макроэкономической стабилизации, снижению инфляции, расширению внутреннего производства и обеспечению устойчивого роста благосостояния граждан.  В этой программе особая роль отводится холдингу «Байтерек» как одному из главных инструментов экономической политики Правительства. С учётом необходимости значительного прироста инвестиций Холдинг совместно с банками второго уровня станет основным источником кредитов для реального сектора — как для инвестиционных проектов, так и для новых точек экономического роста и ключевых отраслей экономики.Правительство продолжит капитализировать Холдинг «Байтерек» на сумму 1 трлн тенге в 2026 году, чтобы расширять инвестиционные возможности и поддерживать приоритетные проекты в обрабатывающей промышленности и инфраструктуре. Со своей стороны Холдинг будет каждый год привлекать до 7 трлн тенге на финансовом рынке — как из внешних, так и из внутренних источников.В этом году Холдинг доведет общий размер господдержки до 8 трлн тенге. На сегодняшний день холдингом «Байтерек» оказана поддержка субъектам предпринимательства на общую сумму 5,7 трлн тенге. К примеру, из них около 1,7 трлн тенге направлено на поддержку порядка 9,6 тыс. проектов МСБ, а 860,3 млрд тенге — на поддержку 14 тыс. сельхозтоваропроизводителей. В результате было создано около 29 тыс. рабочих мест. Благодаря таким мерам ожидается прирост экономики на 1,3 процентного пункта.Холдинг будет увеличивать объемы кредитования, что даст бизнесу больше доступа как к оборотному, так и инвестиционному (долгосрочному) капиталу.В ближайшие годы Холдинг сосредоточится на проактивной инвестиционной работе — поддержке проектов, которые создают новые высокопроизводительные предприятия, увеличивают экспорт и снижают зависимость от импорта, усиливая развитие экономики. В результате будет сформирован пул из 15–20 крупнейших инвестиционных проектов в таких отраслях как ГМК, машиностроение, нефтегазохимия и химия, энергетика, туризм и пищевая промышленность, обеспечивающих наибольший мультипликативный эффект и способных существенно повлиять на качественное развитие отраслей и регионов.В агросекторе планируется активизация финансирования проектов по глубокой переработке продукции АПК. Это позволит увеличить долю переработанной продукции в АПК на 70%. Ежегодно в стране будут запускаться более 100 новых инвестиционных проектов и производств в перерабатывающей отрасли АПК.Для активизации инвестиционной деятельности в Холдинге будет создано единое инвестиционное окно — механизм, который позволит на одном месте проводить отбор проектов, правильно их структурировать, привлекать инвесторов, а также обеспечивать полное сопровождение и контроль хода выполнения.При этом Холдинг продолжит и расширит поддержку малого и среднего бизнеса. Для этого будут активнее использоваться гарантии по кредитам, а финансирование будет направляться на самые важные и нужные направления.Особое внимание уделят проектам по импортозамещению, поддержке отечественных производителей, а также развитию инфраструктуры в энергетике и транспорте. Такие проекты будут реализовываться через механизм «заказ на инвестиции» с учётом потребностей и особенностей каждого региона.Холдинг «Байтерек» усилит помощь компаниям, у которых есть экспортный потенциал, объединяться, находить новых трейдеров и продвигать свою продукцию на зарубежных рынках. Для продвижения продукции АПК на зарубежные рынки создается Фонд «ADAL».Также планируется усилить присутствие Казахстана на приграничных рынках. Это включает продвижение услуг компаний Холдинга — например, ипотечных продуктов Отбасы банка.Чтобы казахстанские производители могли успешнее конкурировать за рубежом, предусмотрено финансирование экспортных проектов в иностранной валюте. Это позволит бизнесу работать на внешних рынках на более выгодных условиях.Реализация новой модели работы существенно усилит влияние холдинга «Байтерек» на ускоренное и качественное развитие экономики, подтверждая, что обновлённая инвестиционная политика Холдинга станет одним из ключевых драйверов экономического роста страны.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1109518?lang=kk

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Министерство национальной экономики РК сообщает, что Реестр субъектов предпринимательства доступен для оформления необходимых справок в онлайн-формате.Реестр работает через портал egov.kz, а также по ссылке https://rsp.gov.kz/ru/certificate.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1109474?lang=kk

On November 20, Human Rights Commissioner Artur Lastayev held a working meeting with the UN Resident Coordinator in Kazakhstan, Ms. Sarango Radnagarcha.The parties discussed priorities and possible areas of cooperation in the context of preparing the UN-Kazakhstan Framework Program for Cooperation in Sustainable Development for 2026-2030.The event was also attended by the head of the National Center for Human Rights, Dinara Tazhenova, who spoke about key approaches to human rights activities and successfully implemented initiatives.At the end of the meeting, the parties reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening cooperation in the field of human rights.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-geneva/press/news/details/1109439?lang=kk

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Fund (FFUN SDG) is a structure that is part of the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs. The fund is preparing for closer cooperation with Kazakhstan. To this end, it plans to sign a memorandum with the engineering and consulting company ILF Kazakhstan. As explained by FFUN SDG President Maurizio Aronica, the fund's area of interest is supporting and promoting sustainable development projects in Kazakhstan and the Eurasian region until 2030.The UN wants to work with Kazakhstan to promote initiatives in the areas of sustainable development, energy transition, infrastructure, and education. Attention will be paid to innovative and environmentally responsible solutions that are consistent with Kazakhstan's plans for green growth and life in the context of climate change. It will also include scientific cooperation, work with industrial enterprises, and government agencies. This includes the FFUN SDG “New Sustainable Silk Road” initiative, which focuses on the green economy and infrastructure.Moreover, the signing of this bilateral agreement should lead to the creation of a special “green” hub – a platform for innovation, knowledge sharing, and coordination of initiatives focused on sustainable development.It is worth noting that energy and climate initiatives have long been a focus of the UN. Among the top priorities are reducing harmful emissions, transitioning to renewable energy sources, and improving energy efficiency. FFUN SDG actively promotes this agenda through projects at the local, national, and international levels. In Kazakhstan, the fund's ideas will be adapted to contexts that fit its agenda. For its part, FFUN SDG is taking on the task of finding partners, support from international organizations, and attracting grants.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-geneva/press/news/details/1109446?lang=kk

  As part of the information and explanatory work among the population, on December 4, 2025, UAPF JSC will hold an "Open Day". During the upcoming event, UAPF specialists will talk about the possibilities of using the Fund's online tools and services provided to monitor their retirement account, the procedure for applying for payments to improve housing conditions and/or pay for medical treatment (EPO), the reasons for changes in investment income and the calculation of payments according to the schedule to persons eligible for pension payments.. In addition, the responsible employees of the regional divisions will answer other questions of interest and provide individual consultations to the participants of the event.We remind you that the "Open House Day" will be held online on December 4, 2025 in:11:00 a.m. – in Kazakh;12:00 – in Russian;15:00 – in Kazakh;16:00 – in Russian.To participate in the event, each participant must click on the linkhttps://enpf.webex.com/enpf/j.php?MTID=m5180c862b78a57e23d3a8d7490e276d5 .Then enter the event meeting number: 2515 203 9476 and the event meeting password: 123456 UAPF JSC is waiting for its depositors (recipients) and all comers at the "Open Day"! Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/social-abay/press/news/details/1117696?lang=kk

Skopje, November 19, 2025 – Kazakhstan Ambassador Satybaldy Burshakov met with CEO of the Economic Chamber of North Macedonia Antoni Peshev.During the constructive dialogue, Ambassador Burshakov informed in detail about the large-scale political and economic reforms being implemented in Kazakhstan, as well as about the opportunities for foreign investors in priority sectors of our country's economy.The parties held a substantive discussion on the current state and prospects of bilateral trade and economic cooperation. During the conversation, the significant complementarity of the economies of the two countries was noted and substantial potential for increasing cooperation in key sectors was identified.Special emphasis was placed on the need to intensify direct contacts between the business communities. In this regard, the parties stressed the key role that the Foreign Trade Chamber of Kazakhstan and the Economic Chamber of North Macedonia have to play in bringing business communities closer together.As a concrete step towards institutionalizing this partnership, the Kazakh side submitted for consideration a draft agreement on the establishment of the Kazakh-Macedonian Business Council. This initiative is designed to create a permanent platform for dialogue and practical interaction between entrepreneurs of the two countries.Peshev highly appreciated the sustainability of Kazakhstan's macroeconomic development and expressed interest in further fruitful cooperation. For reference: The Economic Chamber of North Macedonia, founded in 1922 and with more than 15,000 active members, is today the oldest and most influential business structure in the country. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-skopje/press/news/details/1109462?lang=kk

On November 6, 2025, the latest environmental campaign, "Clean Thursday," took place in Shymkent's Turansky District. Residents of the city took part in the cleanup of their neighborhoods, public spaces, parks, playgrounds, and pedestrian walkways. The event was a continuation of the city's large-scale program to improve sanitary conditions and enhance environmental awareness. Participants note that such initiatives not only help maintain order but also engage residents in caring for their city, fostering a caring attitude toward the environment. Love for one's native land, responsibility for one's common home, and a willingness to contribute to improving the urban environment are the key values the organizers strive to convey to the public. From early morning, residents of apartment buildings, representatives of housing cooperatives, youth activists, utility workers, and concerned citizens took to the streets to make their neighborhood cleaner and more comfortable. They collected household trash, cleared dead branches, cleared curbs of dirt, swept sidewalks, mowed the grass, and added soil to uneven areas. Much attention was also paid to the condition of the playgrounds. Volunteers swept sand from the rubber surfaces, removed branches and leaves, wiped down hardscape elements, and renovated some fencing. Parents and children actively participated in the work: many expressed confidence that such events teach children from an early age to be environmentally responsible. According to the city administration, 45 environmental campaigns have already been held in Shymkent since the beginning of this year, with over four thousand people participating. This work is systematic: new locations requiring special attention in terms of sanitation and landscaping are selected every week. As a result of these efforts, the condition of courtyards, streets, and parks has noticeably improved. The organizers emphasize that the more people get involved in such initiatives, the faster and more effectively the city can be cleaned up. Furthermore, participation in the environmental movement helps foster a culture of environmentally friendly behavior—for example, choosing to separate waste, refraining from littering, and maintaining a tidy yard. Yerbol Baikonysov, Deputy Executive Secretary of the city branch of the Amanat party, noted the importance of not only physical cleanliness but also the spiritual responsibility of each resident: " Our main task is not just cleaning, but also encouraging residents and visitors to maintain cleanliness. Ecology isn't just about trash and streets. Cleanliness must be ecological, spiritual, and personal. This should be a priority for everyone, because a clean city begins with clean thoughts and deeds ," he emphasized. Many participants shared the opinion that regular cleanups help them feel a sense of belonging in the city's development. Together, people can accomplish much more—in a short period of time, they can remove what has been piling up for weeks. And it's especially gratifying to see the immediate results of their efforts: clean alleys, well-maintained courtyards, and neat lawns. Residents also note that working together brings neighbors closer together. People get to know each other, communicate, and share ideas for infrastructure development: where to place additional trash cans, what flowerbeds to plant in the spring, how to make the yard more comfortable and safe for children. " We shouldn't wait for someone to come and do everything for us. This is our city, and maintaining order in it is our shared responsibility ," shared one of the protesters. Municipal services support residents by providing the necessary equipment and vehicles for waste removal. Experts emphasize that if residents observe basic rules of cleanliness, the amount of waste on the streets will be significantly reduced. The main problem is waste dumped in inappropriate places, clogging courtyards, ditches, and roadsides. Environmental movements are calling on city residents to abandon single-use plastics, sort waste, and use official recycling bins. Proper waste management is not a temporary measure, but a long-term strategy essential to maintaining environmental well-being. Experts believe that for Shymkent to become a truly green and sustainable metropolis, all residents must actively participate in maintaining cleanliness and greenery. In recent years, the city has seen a significant increase in the number of public spaces—parks, squares, and pedestrian areas. But the more infrastructure there is, the greater the responsibility for its maintenance. The organizers of "Clean Thursday" emphasize that environmental awareness is not built on slogans, but on concrete actions. Every litter thrown past a bin and every piece of paper collected are steps in the opposite direction. Only a shared commitment to cleanliness will yield lasting results. The environmental campaign has concluded, but work to maintain order and improve the city continues daily. Participants expressed their willingness to join similar events again. New courtyards, new streets, and new areas await, all of which can be beautifully created with their own hands. The organizers invite all residents to join the upcoming events and become part of the greater effort to create a comfortable and clean city. After all, Shymkent is a home for all its residents, and caring for it should be everyone's personal responsibility.