On October 24, 2025, the Al-Farabi district akim's office organized a clean-up day in the Kunshgygus microdistrict as part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental campaign. This event was held to increase the activity of the district's residents, form an ecological culture, and preserve the cleanliness of their native land. Employees of the Al-Farabi district akim's office, specialists from the Al-Farabi municipal state institution, and local residents actively participated in the clean-up day. Together, everyone contributed to the cleanliness of their district, streets, and yards. During the weekend, each participant performed their duty and contributed to cleaning the area. Sanitary pruning of trees and groves was carried out, paying special attention to their beauty and safety. As a result of the pruning, the appearance of the trees improved and favorable conditions were created for their growth and development. The groves were also put in order and brought into compliance with aesthetic and sanitary requirements. In addition, during the Sabbath, yard paths, sidewalks, and irrigation ditches were cleaned of garbage. Residents cleaned streets and public places of garbage and collected it in special bags. These works are aimed not only at improving the aesthetics of the district, but also at improving the ecological situation, improving air quality, and creating favorable conditions for residents to relax. During the weekend, explanatory work was carried out on environmental discipline, proper waste disposal, and the culture of keeping the environment clean. Participants were explained the importance of separating waste types, caring for trees and greenery, and keeping the area clean. This event allowed young people and residents to form a culture of environmental protection and increase environmental responsibility. Specialists from the Al-Farabi district akim's office organized and monitored each stage of the cleanup. They guided residents and helped them carry out cleaning work systematically and efficiently. The active participation of the akim's office employees, in turn, served as an example for citizens who came to the cleanup. They shared their professional experience and helped each resident complete the tasks correctly. Residents of the district who participated in the Sabbath expressed their thoughts and noted the importance of such initiatives for the cleanliness of their native land. "The cleanliness of our yards and streets affects not only the beauty of the city, but also the health of residents and the ecological situation. Therefore, every citizen must contribute," said one resident. Such comments showed the importance of the Sabbath and increased the activity of residents. During the event, various works were carried out, such as sanitary mowing, cleaning roads and ditches, and garbage collection. The participants were equipped with special tools and systematically performed the work, observing safety precautions. The effectiveness of this event is noticeable not only in the beauty of the territory, but also in the increase in the ecological culture of the population. The results of the work carried out during the Sabbath were immediately visible. The area was clean, the roads and ditches were free of garbage, the trees and lawns were in order. This sight had a positive effect on the residents and increased their love for their native land. In addition, the Sabbath strengthened mutual cooperation among residents and formed social responsibility. Explanatory work was carried out to explain to residents that it is important to observe environmental rules not only during Shabbat, but also in everyday life. It was noted that the rules for garbage disposal, care for greenery, and keeping public places clean are the responsibility of every citizen. All this work is aimed at raising the environmental awareness of residents, protecting nature, and forming a culture of preserving the beauty of the area. The main goal of the Sabbath is to involve all residents in keeping their native land clean, beautify the district territory, and increase environmental culture. The district akimat plans to hold regular events in this direction. Residents, in turn, contribute to the cleanliness of their native land by participating in the Sabbath and show that they are responsible for their territory. During the weekend, children and teenagers were informed about the importance of protecting nature, properly collecting garbage, and keeping their residential areas clean. This will help young people develop an environmental culture and foster an interest and responsibility for nature conservation in the future. The event also reminded residents of the importance of keeping rural and urban areas clean. Compliance with garbage disposal rules, maintaining sanitary conditions, and caring for greenery are important indicators of the cultural level of society. The event was organized for this purpose and was aimed at increasing the participation of residents. Specialists from the Al-Farabi district akim's office and municipal government agencies supervised each stage of the Sabbath and provided residents with the necessary assistance. They monitored the progress of the work, ensured safety, and also appreciated and thanked each participant for their contribution. As a result, during the weekend, the territory was completely cleaned, trees and bushes were trimmed, roads and ditches were cleared of garbage, and the area became more beautiful and presented a pleasant appearance to residents. This event was the result of the joint efforts of residents and the akimat and contributed to strengthening environmental culture. Cleanliness is a mirror of culture, and caring for one's native land is the duty of every citizen. We urge all residents not to be indifferent to the cleanliness of their yards, streets, and districts. The Al-Farabi district's Sabbath was an important step towards loving one's native land and protecting the environment, and contributed to increasing responsibility among residents. Thus, the Sabbath, held in the Kunshgygus microdistrict on October 24, 2025, was an important event organized with the active participation of residents, aimed at increasing environmental culture and protecting the native land. As a result of the Sabbath, the territory was cleaned and beautified, and a comfortable and safe environment was created for residents and guests. The work and contribution of all participants are highly appreciated, and it is planned to hold such events regularly in the future.

On October 22, 2025, specialists from the enterprise "Kyzylzhar Su" LLP of Petropavlovsk visited the central dispatching service and sewage treatment facilities of "Su Resursy-Marketing" LLP in Shymkent. The visit was aimed at exchanging experiences between the two cities and getting acquainted with modern water transportation and treatment technologies. The specialists comprehensively studied water resources management, automation systems and domestic wastewater treatment processes in Shymkent and considered practical methods that can be used in their cities. During the visit, Petropavlovsk specialists first got acquainted with the central dispatch service of "Su Resursy-Marketing" LLP. The dispatch service provides full control over the city's drinking water supply. Here, specialists got acquainted with the principles of operation of modern automation systems, the capabilities of digital monitoring, as well as the processes of monitoring and managing water supply networks. Through dispatch systems, the stability and quality of water supply, water pressure level, consumption volume and information about malfunctions are monitored in real time. These systems increase the efficiency of drinking water supply, reduce costs and ensure a stable water supply for residents. During the visit, Petropavlovsk specialists also visited the sewage treatment facilities of Shymkent. They comprehensively examined the full cycle of the domestic wastewater treatment process, i.e. mechanical treatment, biological treatment and final technological stages. These stages are aimed at improving the quality of wastewater, protecting the environment and effectively using urban water systems. During the mechanical treatment stage, large and small solid waste are separated from the water. This process allows for the removal of solid waste, ensuring the operation of the sewage system and preparing it for biological treatment. Petropavlovsk specialists got acquainted with the structure of this stage, the principles of operation of the units and waste treatment methods. Such information was useful for improving the efficiency of wastewater treatment in their own city. The next stage is biological treatment. In this process, with the help of special microorganisms, organic waste in the water decomposes and turns into harmless substances. Biological treatment is considered an environmentally friendly method and safely returns wastewater to nature. At the facilities in Shymkent, specialists studied various biological treatment technologies and evaluated their effectiveness. During this stage, special attention was paid to the chemical composition, smell and transparency of the water. During the visit, the specialists also got acquainted with modern methods using Aydro Process biotechnology. This technology allows to reduce the volume of waste, reduce the level of odor and effectively conduct the cleaning process. The peculiarity of Aydro Process biotechnology is that it processes waste without the use of chemicals, is environmentally friendly and energy-saving. The specialists from Petropavlovsk thoroughly studied the advantages of this method, the principle of operation of the devices and the features of its application in practice. During a visit to Shymkent, specialists from "Su Resursy-Marketing" LLP demonstrated to employees of the Petropavlovsk enterprise modern digital monitoring of the water supply and sewage treatment system. The control center automatically monitors water pressure, consumption indicators and network malfunctions. These systems allow for effective management of the city's water supply infrastructure, reduce costs and contribute to the provision of high-quality drinking water to residents. The specialists also received information on water quality control, repair and modernization of sewage networks. As part of the exchange of experience, engineers from both cities shared their experiences, discussed technical and technological solutions. This visit will allow to improve the water supply and sewage systems of Petropavlovsk, increase the level of automation and bring them into compliance with environmental standards. In particular, during the visit, Petropavlovsk specialists saw the process of domestic wastewater treatment in detail and saw the technologies at each stage with their own eyes. They received detailed information about the methods used in mechanical treatment, biological treatment, and Aydro Process biotechnology, and evaluated their effectiveness. This experience improved their professional skills and allowed them to study practical methods that could be used in their city. The main purpose of the visit was to exchange experiences, study innovative technologies in the field of water supply and sewage treatment, as well as strengthen professional ties between specialists from the two cities. Petropavlovsk specialists will have the opportunity to apply the experience gained from this visit in their city to improve the water supply system and effectively conduct sewage treatment. Thus, on October 22, 2025, specialists from Kyzylzhar Su LLP of Petropavlovsk visited the central dispatching service and sewage treatment facilities of Su Resursy-Marketing LLP in Shymkent and got acquainted with automation, digital processes and modern biotechnological methods. This visit made a significant contribution to the exchange of experience between the two cities and the development of water supply and sewage systems. The specialists comprehensively examined ways to reduce the volume of waste and reduce odor levels using mechanical and biological treatment, as well as Aydro Process technology, and gained practical experience for use in their cities.

On October 22, 2025, specialists from Kyzylzhar Su, a company in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, visited the central control center and wastewater treatment facilities of Su Resources-Marketing in Shymkent. The visit was aimed at exchanging experiences and learning about modern methods of water supply, process automation, and domestic wastewater treatment. The purpose of the trip was to learn about innovative technologies and practical solutions used to ensure high-quality water supply and effective wastewater treatment. The first stop on the visit was the company's central control room. Here, Petropavlovsk specialists received detailed information about the city's water supply monitoring and management system. The control room monitors drinking water supply in real time, including pressure readings, consumption volumes, and emergency detection. Thanks to automated and digital systems, employees can monitor all processes, prevent water supply interruptions, and optimize resource consumption. Dispatch control systems improve water supply reliability, reduce losses, and ensure an uninterrupted supply of high-quality drinking water to the population. The second stage of the visit included a tour of wastewater treatment facilities. The specialists were given a detailed overview of the full cycle of domestic wastewater treatment, including the mechanical and biological stages, as well as modern technological solutions that effectively reduce waste volumes and eliminate unpleasant odors. The Petropavlovsk specialists had the opportunity to observe all stages of the process, assess their effectiveness, and examine the equipment and methods used. Mechanical wastewater treatment is the first stage of the process. At this stage, large and small solid particles that could interfere with subsequent biological treatment are removed from the water. Specialists thoroughly studied the design and operating principles of the equipment, waste removal methods, and subsequent treatment. This stage prepares the water for biological treatment and ensures the smooth operation of the treatment facility. Biological treatment is the next step, in which specialized microorganisms break down organic matter found in wastewater. This process is environmentally safe and allows purified water to be returned to nature without harming the ecosystem. Petropavlovsk specialists had the opportunity to familiarize themselves with various biological treatment methods, assess the effectiveness of the technologies used, and their impact on water chemistry, odor, and clarity. During the visit, special attention was paid to the use of the innovative Aydro Process biotechnology. This technology significantly reduces waste volume, lowers odor levels, and improves the overall efficiency of wastewater treatment. The advantages of the Aydro Process include its environmental safety, the absence of chemical reagents, and energy efficiency. Petropavlovsk specialists studied the specifics of the technology's application, the operating principle of the equipment, and assessed the practical effectiveness of the method. During the visit, specialists also learned about the digital monitoring systems used in the control room. These systems monitor water pressure and consumption volumes, and identify emergency situations in water and sewer networks in real time. These systems ensure reliable management of the city's water supply infrastructure, minimize losses, and maintain an uninterrupted supply of high-quality drinking water. During the visit, issues of water quality monitoring, sewer network repair and modernization, and modern wastewater treatment methods were also discussed. The exchange of experience allowed specialists from both cities to discuss technical and technological solutions and evaluate the advantages and prospects for implementing new methods. The knowledge and observations gained can be used by Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to improve the efficiency of its wastewater treatment facilities and water supply systems. Particular attention was paid to the environmental aspects of wastewater treatment. Specialists studied processes for removing organic matter, reducing odor, reducing sludge volume, and using biotechnological methods without the use of chemical reagents. This helps reduce the negative environmental impact, improve environmental safety, and lower operating costs. During the visit, the integration of automation and biotechnological methods was demonstrated. Mechanical treatment prepares wastewater for the biological stage, biological treatment decomposes organic matter, and technologies like the Aydro Process minimize waste volume and eliminate unpleasant odors. Petropavlovsk specialists had the opportunity to monitor the entire process chain and evaluate its effectiveness under real-world conditions. The collaboration between the two companies allows for the exchange of experience, the implementation of modern methods and technologies, and the enhancement of specialist skills. The knowledge gained contributes to the improvement of water supply and sewerage systems, the implementation of digital and automated solutions, and increased process reliability and environmental safety. Thus, on October 22, 2025, specialists from Kyzylzhar Su from Petropavlovsk visited the central control room and wastewater treatment facilities of Su Resources Marketing in Shymkent. They gained a comprehensive understanding of digital and automated water supply management processes, learned about mechanical and biological wastewater treatment, and the use of Aydro Process biotechnology. This visit facilitated the exchange of experience, advanced training for specialists, and provided practical solutions that can be implemented in Petropavlovsk to improve the efficiency and environmental safety of water supply and wastewater treatment.

Astana, November 20, 2025 – The third round of political consultations between the foreign ministries of Kazakhstan and Qatar were held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Alibek Bakayev, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Ahmed Hassan Al-Hammadi, Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar led the delegations.Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to further expanding multifaceted cooperation and injecting new momentum into the strategic partnership between the two countries.The focus was on further strengthening political interaction, improving coordination mechanisms between the foreign ministries, and exploring new areas for the development of bilateral relations.Particular emphasis was placed on the importance of consistently implementing the agreements reached at the highest level during meetings between the leaders of the two countries in Astana and Doha last year, which laid a solid foundation for long-term cooperation.Considerable attention was paid to economic and investment cooperation. The parties exchanged views on the prospects for developing joint projects in the energy sector, the financial sector, telecommunications, agro-industrial complex, logistics, and digital technologies.Cultural and humanitarian issues played an important role in the dialogue. Both sides expressed a shared commitment to further strengthening ties between their peoples.Furthermore, the parties exchanged assessments of key international and regional processes. They noted the similarity of their approaches to pressing issues of international security and sustainable development, as well as the highly productive interaction at the UN, OIC, CICA, IOFS and other multilateral platforms.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1109371?lang=kk

In the cultural capital of Zhetisu, Taldykorgan, an unforgettable evening of art touched the hearts of the audience on the stage of the Biken Rimova Drama Theater. Singer, composer, and international competition winner Gulnur Nurasylova, soloist of the Danesh Rakishev Regional Philharmonic, presented a solo concert entitled "The Hearth Lit by My Mother."The concert was organized to a high standard. The Mukan Tulebayev Folk Instrument Orchestra provided musical accompaniment. The evening combined national flavor with contemporary sounds, delighting the audience.The evening's special atmosphere was created by Kazakhstani pop stars. Renowned performers such as Saken Maigaziyev, Meirambek Bespayev, Madina Sadvakassova, and Sayat Medeuov took the stage, giving the audience unforgettable moments.During the concert, Kuanysh Sultanuly, head of the Zhetisu Regional Department of Culture, Archives, and Documentation, delivered a congratulatory speech. He expressed gratitude to the artist for her contribution to the development of regional culture and wished her continued creative success.At the end of the evening, the audience left the hall deeply impressed. This concert was not just a celebration of art, but a truly heartfelt event, filled with the warmth of maternal feelings and respect for national values.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zhetysu-archive/press/news/details/1109373?lang=kk

Prague, 19 November 2025 – The Days of Kazakh Cinema, held on 18-19 November 2025 in the capital of the Czech Republic, have concluded. The event was organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Czech Republic with the support of the Kazakhfilm Studio named after Sh. Aimanov and its partners.The programme opened with screenings of “Paralympian” by director Aldiyar Bairakimov and “Bauyryna Salu” by director Askhat Kuchincherekov. On the following day, audiences were presented with the Kazakh cinema classic “My Name is Kozha” by Abdulla Karsakbaev, based on the novel by Berdibek Sokpakbaev, as well as the historical drama “Zhauzhürek Myng Bala” directed by Akan Satayev.The event brought together representatives of Czech state and public institutions, members of the diplomatic corps, business circles, the film industry, journalists, the Kazakh diaspora, as well as residents and guests of Prague.The participation of Kazakh directors and film professionals added further depth to the programme, allowing the audience to engage directly with the creative vision of the authors. Viewers had the opportunity to address questions to Aldiyar Bairakimov, director of “Paralympian,” and to Aidos Auesbayev, who played the role of the father in “Bauyryna Salu,” both of whom shared insights into the filmmaking process.Speaking at the opening ceremony, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the Czech Republic Bakyt Dyussenbayev highlighted the importance of such events in strengthening cultural ties between Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic. He emphasized that Kazakh cinema is developing dynamically, gaining recognition at international festivals, and attracting growing interest abroad. According to the Ambassador, the Days of Kazakh Cinema contribute to the expansion of humanitarian contacts, deepen mutual understanding, and stimulate interest in contemporary Kazakh art.The Embassy of Kazakhstan expressed its gratitude to partners, directors, and guests for their contribution to the successful organization of the screenings and for supporting cultural dialogue between Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-prague/press/news/details/1109317?lang=kk

Today, an off-site meeting was held in the Airport microdistrict dedicated to the issues of landscaping and further development of the territory. During the meeting, key infrastructure projects and the progress of their implementation were reviewed.It was reported that the first stage of the two-year landscaping project for school No. 29 has been completed. As part of this stage, comprehensive landscaping was carried out: about 500 trees and perennial flowers were planted. Next year, work will continue with the installation of additional playgrounds for children, sports areas and small architectural forms.In addition, the construction of a modern shopping and entertainment center with a total area of about 10,000 square meters continues in the neighborhood. It includes a supermarket, family and children's recreation areas, a fitness room, a food court and cinema halls. After opening, the center will create more than 150 jobs and will become a new attractive place for residents and visitors of the city.It was noted that the work on the construction of a drainage system that allows monitoring the groundwater level in the microdistrict has been fully completed.The issue of the condition of the Saucer Lake was considered separately. It was recalled that in 2017, the coastal zone was landscaped, but the cleaning of the reservoir itself was not carried out. Since 2023, the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management has twice held a competition at the expense of the regional budget, but the work has not been completed due to the fault of contractors. Following the results of today's meeting, it was decided to complete the landscaping of the lake at the expense of the allocated funds by April 15, 2026.Following the meeting, the responsible services were instructed to ensure the timely and high-quality completion of all planned work.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-kalasy-akimat/press/news/details/1109297?lang=kk

During a working trip, the district akim visited several important social facilities and inspected the quality of the ongoing construction work.The visit began with an inspection of the gas pipeline and intra-settlement gas distribution network project in the village of Dur Ongar. The gasification works, carried out for the benefit of local residents, are nearing completion. Once the project is implemented, the district’s natural gas coverage will reach 82 percent. In addition, work is underway to supply gas to the villages of Iirkol and Tõrebai bi through Dur Ongar. Project estimates and design documentation for these villages and their internal gas networks are being prepared, and measures are being taken to secure funding for construction and installation works.During the trip, the district akim also inspected the work of the “Rukhaniyat” Center, built at a cost of 1.7 billion tenge. Constructed as part of the “Year of Spirituality,” the complex includes a wedding hall, library, museum, archive, youth center, veterans’ house, and special associations for mothers. The center now provides cultural, educational, and social services to district residents and visitors. The district leader toured the facility and instructed responsible officials to further enhance the center’s operations.The construction progress of residential houses in the Täuelsizdik microdistrict was also reviewed. Here, the construction of 25 duplex houses intended for socially vulnerable citizens is nearing completion. The houses are being built to modern standards and equipped with necessary facilities. The district akim emphasized the importance of strict control over quality and deadlines and assigned several tasks to the contracting organizationsSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1109308?lang=kk

     Today, the Institute of Analysis and Forecasting of the East Kazakhstan region hosted a round table on the prevention of suicidal behavior, delinquency and ludomania among young people.The event was attended by sociologists, psychologists, representatives of educational institutions, the Commissioner for Children's Rights of East Kazakhstan Region, as well as specialists from specialized organizations.                                                                                                                The speaker was Senior assistant prosecutor of the region A.Zheksembayev. During which he touched upon topical issues related to the prevention of juvenile and youth offenses, the legal consequences of gambling, as well as measures to prevent suicidal behavior among minors and youth.                                     Special attention was paid to the need for interdepartmental cooperation and strengthening preventive work in the educational environment, as well as the role of the family, school and society in the formation of healthy life values among the younger generation.                                                                                                   Following the results of the round table, the participants expressed their readiness for further cooperation and the development of joint measures aimed at ensuring safety, protecting the rights and legitimate interests of young people.                                                                                                                                                    Children and youth are the future of our country, and their safety, well-being and harmonious development are an absolute priority for the Prosecutor's office. Prevention of negative social phenomena, protection of the rights and legitimate interests of the younger generation will continue to be one of the key areas in the activities of the regional prosecutor's office. Prosecutor's Office of the East Kazakhstan regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/prokuratura-vko/press/news/details/1109234?lang=kk

An international team of archaeologists, including researchers from the UK’s UCL and Durham University, as well as Kazakhstan’s Toraighyrov University, has presented the results of the first large-scale investigation of one of the most significant Bronze Age archaeological sites in Kazakhstan.The researchers have conducted the first detailed study of the ancient settlement of Semiyarka – the largest planned settlement of its kind in the region, covering approximately 140 hectares. Although the site was initially identified by Kazakh researchers in the early 2000s, the current international expedition has allowed for a comprehensive examination of the settlement.According to the findings, Semiyarka, dated to around 1600 BCE, was one of the key regional centers during the period when local nomadic communities began transitioning to more permanent, urbanized lifestyles.Project leader Dr. Miljana Radivojević (UCL) remarked: “This is one of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries in this region for decades. Semiyarka changes the way we think about steppe societies. It shows that mobile communities could build and sustain permanent, organised settlements centred on a likely large-scale industry – a true ’urban hub’ of the steppe”Today, the remains of the city include rows of rectangular earthen platforms – the foundations of multi-room houses. Researchers also uncovered the remnants of a large central structure, likely used for rituals, communal purposes, or possibly belonging to a prominent family.A key discovery was made on the southeastern edge of Semiyarka, where the team identified an industrial area dedicated to tin bronze production, the primary alloy of the Bronze Age. The archaeologists found crucibles, slag, and finished artifacts, providing the first solid evidence of complex metallurgical production in the steppe region, far beyond small-scale artisanal workshops.The settlement is located on a promontory above the Irtysh River in northeastern Kazakhstan. Its name, “Semiyarka,” derives from the network of ravines surrounding the site. The proximity to copper and tin deposits in the Altai Mountains underscores the city’s historical role as a center of production, trade, and exchange.Co-author Dr. Viktor Merz (Toraighyrov University) highlighted:“We have been surveying Semiyarka for many years with the support of Kazakh national research funding, but this collaboration has truly elevated our understanding of the site. Working with colleagues from UCL and Durham has brought new methods and perspectives, and I look forward to what the next phase of excavation will reveal now that we can draw on their specialist expertise in archaeometallurgy and landscape archaeology.”Analysis of ceramics and metal artifacts indicates that the settlement was predominantly inhabited by members of the Alekseevka-Sargary culture, one of the first sedentary groups in the region. Items linked to the Cherkaskul culture also suggest active trade and interaction with neighboring communities.The expedition was supported by the British Academy, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and the DREAM Project (ERC/UKRI).The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the United Kingdom welcomes the contribution of Kazakh-British research teams to the study of our country’s ancient history and will continue to support collaboration in science, culture, and archaeology.Media Contact: For more information or to speak with the researchers involved, please contact: Michael Lucibella, UCL Media RelationsTel: +44 (0)75 3941 0389E-mail: m.lucibella@ucl.ac.ukSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-london/press/news/details/1109246?lang=kk

Results of the district competition:“Management in the Education System” nomination1st place – Aidanа Esken­dіro­vna Kazhibekova, Deputy Principal for Educational Work, “Semi­yar­ka Secondary School” KSU2nd place – Meruert Tulegenovna Kalzhaparova, Principal, “Bodene Secondary School” KSU“Palette of Mastery” nominationNatural Sciences direction1st place – Katarina Igorevna Bondarenko, Chemistry Teacher, “K. Ryskulbekov Secondary School” KSU2nd place – Dinara Tynysbekkyzy Aiken, Geography Teacher, “School No. 1” KSU3rd place – Alyia Tlektesovna Baibolova, Chemistry Teacher, “Begen Secondary School” KSUPhysics and Mathematics direction1st place – Timur Ersainuly Saparov, Mathematics Teacher, “K. Ryskulbekov Secondary School” KSU2nd place – Anna Alexeevna Baigachuk, Mathematics Teacher, “Zhylandy Basic School” KSU3rd place – Arai Zhumagalievna Zhumataeva, Informatics Teacher, “K. Ryskulbekov Secondary School” KSU3rd place – Madina Yerbolatkyzy Makisheva, Physics Teacher, “Bodene Secondary School” KSUSocial and Humanities direction1st place – Nazerke Zhambolatkyzy Zhambolatova, Kazakh Language and Literature Teacher, “Kairat Ryskulbekov Secondary School” KSU2nd place – Erkezhan Dauletkyzy Kenes, English Teacher, “Kanonerka Secondary School” KSU3rd place – Zulfiya Bolatbekovna Kalieva, Kazakh Language and Literature Teacher, “Begen Secondary School” KSU3rd place – Dariya Zhanarbekkyzy Mamadilova, Kazakh Language and Literature Teacher, “Sosnovka Secondary School” KSU3rd place – Gulzhayna Serikkanovna Serikkanova, English Teacher, “Begen Secondary School” KSU“Applied Arts” nomination1st place – Yerzhan Yelubaevich Ualiev, AӘD Teacher, “Kairat Ryskulbekov Secondary School” KSU2nd place – Svetlana Olegovna Selimbaeva, Arts and Crafts Teacher, “Zhylandy Basic School” KSU3rd place – Merei Beisengazyuly Marua, Physical Education Teacher, “Sosnovka Secondary School” KSU✅ “Creative Wave” nomination1st place – Indira Kabylgazyevna Auzbaeva, Preschool Teacher, “Mostik Basic School” KSU2nd place – Dinara Kenzhegalievna Kisamieva, Primary School Teacher, “Begen Secondary School” KSU3rd place – Raigul Kazhibaevna Tailibaeva, Primary School Teacher, “Zhylandy Basic School” KSU3rd place – Gulmira Ertayevna Adilieva, Educator, “K. Ryskulbekov Secondary School” KSU“After the Lesson…” nomination1st place – Aigul Zhanatovna Akhmadieva, Primary School Teacher, “Glukhovka Secondary School” KSU2nd place – Saule Tulegenovna Baibolova, Preschool Teacher, “Begen Secondary School” KSU3rd place – Asel Zamanbekovna Zhanbubekova, Preschool Teacher, “Begen Secondary School” KSU“Psychologist’s Treasure Box” nomination1st place – Olga Alexandrovna Kairullina, School Psychologist, “Kairat Ryskulbekov Secondary School” KSU2nd place – Asylzat Maratovna Tanipova, School Psychologist, “Bodene Secondary School” KSU3rd place – Zarina Gumarovna Kalbaeva, School Psychologist, “Sosnovka Secondary School” KSUCongratulations to all prize-winners!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/beskaragay-roo/press/news/details/1109270?lang=kk

📌 To date, Internet fraudsters continue to send fake messages with the title “Warning about the need for immediate payment of tax” to e-mail addresses or acting according to the already known scheme, presenting themselves as employees of the state revenue authorities call and inform about the alleged lack of tax reporting (form 270).🔷 Currently, fraudsters present themselves as couriers, claiming that the taxpayer has a letter from the tax office. They offer the service of delivering the letter to the address, allegedly at the expense of the CGD (tax office) payment.They send from the number 1414 to the victim's phone a message from “Enbek.kz” code with a six-digit number and ask to dictate it to complete the process.🔷 KDG urges citizens to be vigilant, do not trust unreliable mailings, do not follow dubious links, do not dictate codes and numbers, check the authenticity of received messages and do not give in to provocations and tricks of scammers.Use only official sources to obtain information about your tax and financial activities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1109557?lang=kk

InApril of thisyear, the Republicancampaign"Demand a check-win a prize!" was launched,inMay the motivationalcampaign"Baige", the pilotprojectSalyqcashbackand a rafflefromHalykBank.The organizer of the action is the Department of StateRevenuefor the Akmolaregion,with the support of the Akim of the AkmolaregionandpartnerHalykBank. The purpose of thiscampaign is to combattheshadoweconomy,protectconsumerrights, and supporthonestbusiness.By participatingin the campaign,citizenscanwinprizes by sendingchecksvia the Amian mobileapp.Terms of the promotion: - the action"Demand a check–win a prize"!Eachofyou,makingeverydaypurchasesorreceivingservices,cannotonlyreceive a fiscalcheck,butalsowinvaluableprizes,includingcashrewards. A motivationalcampaigncalled"Baige".As part of this campaign, winners in each region of the country will be determined quarterly.A prizeof100,000tengewill be awarded to oneof the 50mostactiveusers of the region- a total of 20winners. In addition,sinceMay19, 2025, a drawingfromHalykBank has startedin the Akmolaregion,whichinvolvesreceiptsfromtransactions with Bank cards in the Bank'sPOSterminals.The winners of the drawing are selectedrandomlyusing the RANDOMwebsite.ORGislive.It is easy to participate:whenpurchasinggoodsorpaying for services, register a fiscalreceiptin the Amian application.At the end of October, 10 winners were identified in Akmola region - residents of the city of Kokshetau Margarita Ivanova, Laura Makhmetova, residents of the Zhaksynsky district Kuralai Sarzhanova, Anarkul Zhagiparova, Zhanargul Dildebaeva, a resident of the city of Esil Aizhan Kalinkina, a resident of the Sandyktau district Victoria Koptelova, the city of Atbasar Olesya Kovaleva, the city of Shchuchinsk Alena Valova, as well as a resident of the district Shal Akova NKO Olga Nochevnaya.We alsoremind you thatresidents of Kazakhstancanparticipatein the pilotproject"Salykcashback"where they canalsoreceivecashbackin the amount of 2%of the purchaseamountin the mobileapplication"Amian".Congratulations to the winners! Dear citizens, take part in the campaign and win prizes! Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1109213?lang=kk

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Seoul, 19 November 2025 –  “Korea–Central Asia Cooperation Forum on AI Talent Development” was held at the National Assembly of Korea, organized by the Korea Foundation for Science and Creativity (KOSAC) in cooperation with the Secretariat of the Central Asia–Republic of Korea Cooperation Forum (CARK).The event brought together members of the National Assembly Hong Ki-won and Kim Gon, experts, leading scholars, and representatives of the Embassies of Central Asian countries.In his opening remarks, KOSAC President Jung Woo Sung emphasized the importance of the forum as a platform for discussing the joint creation of the digital and AI-driven future, as well as the expansion of bilateral and multilateral educational programs between Korea and the countries of Central Asia.Executive Director of the CARK Forum Secretariat Rhee Jong Kook noted that Korea and the Central Asian states have been cooperating in the fields of economy, education, culture and beyond for more than 30 years. He highlighted the Forum’s special role in implementing key initiatives and developing practical partnership programs, including in digitalization and artificial intelligence.In his welcoming speech, Ambassador of Kazakhstan Nurgali Arystanov underlined the significance of the forum for strengthening the enhanced strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and Korea. He stressed that AI today is not just a technological breakthrough but a transformational force influencing governance, education, healthcare, and economic competitiveness.He also noted the strong political support for AI development in Kazakhstan expressed in President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s Address to the Nation, and informed participants about the President’s new initiatives, including the establishment of the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development.The Kazakh diplomat provided concrete examples such as the opening of the Woosung University branch in Turkistan and the establishment of the Artificial Intelligence Institute at Korkyt Ata Kyzylorda University in partnership with SeoulTech. He expressed confidence that cooperation in training students, engineers, and researchers will create a solid foundation for the innovative and digital development of both countries.During the forum, experts delivered presentations on the development of AI talent, the strategic use of ODA for training scientific and technical personnel and exchanges, as well as the prospects for trade and investment cooperation between Central Asian countries and Korea.Participants of the roundtable discussed future joint projects and emphasized the need to deepen cooperation in artificial intelligence and knowledge exchange. The forum reaffirmed the importance of systematic partnership between Korea and Central Asian countries for the development of joint educational and technological initiatives in the field of artificial intelligence.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-seoul/press/news/details/1109152?lang=kk

On November 19, 2025, a ceremonial event dedicated to the celebration of the Day of the National Currency of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held at the State Revenue Department for East Kazakhstan Region. During the awards ceremony, the Head of the Department acknowledged the achievements of employees who have made a significant contribution to strengthening the country’s financial stability and improving the efficiency of the state revenue authorities.Opening the event, Sayat Bimagambetov, Head of the EKR State Revenue Department, emphasized the importance of professionalism, responsibility, and dedication demonstrated daily by the department’s employees. It was noted that thanks to the coordinated efforts of the staff, the Department ensures timely budget replenishment, improved tax and customs administration, and the development of digital services for the public and businesses.During the ceremony, several employees of the Department were honored with departmental awards and certificates of appreciation for exemplary performance of their duties, impeccable public service, and fruitful professional activity.In accordance with Order No. 1050-жк of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 5, 2025, eight employees were awarded the badge “Excellence in Financial Service.”Additionally, under Order No. 1050-ж of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 5, 2025, eight employees received Certificates of Appreciation from the Minister of Finance.Furthermore, according to Order No. 206 of the Head of the State Revenue Department for EKR dated November 11, 2025, thirty-nine employees were awarded the Department’s Certificate of Appreciation.In turn, the awarded employees expressed gratitude to the management for the high recognition of their work, noting that such acknowledgment serves as motivation for further development, as well as for improving the efficiency and quality of the tasks performed.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1109129?lang=kk

A meeting was held under the chairmanship of Akim of the district Berik Sarmenbayev, on the agenda of which issues of the Joint Program of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the National Bank and the agency for regulation and development of the financial market on macroeconomic stabilization and improving the welfare of the population for 2026-2028, fire safety in the heating season, price stability were considered. Akim of the district noted that according to the results of 10 months, macroeconomic indicators were fully implemented in the district, and at the end of the year, the planned plan should be implemented. In this direction, all the possibilities of the district should be considered and the year should be summed up with a high result. During the heating season, it is very important to observe fire safety. The head of the district stressed that in order to prevent accidents, it is necessary to comply with fire safety requirements, and instructed the emergency department to urgently carry out work to prevent incidents during the heating season. Together with the mayors of villages and villages, it is necessary to organize meetings with the population, briefings, adjust fire stations in remote settlements, equip them with the necessary equipment, and all requirements must be observed. At the same time, Berik Abdygapparovich also touched upon the issue of stabilizing prices for socially important food products and instructed the relevant industry leaders to keep them under strict control on a daily basis.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-syrdarya-terenozek/press/news/details/1109139?lang=kk

On November 19, 2025, Ambassador-at-Large – Head of the Representative Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty Zhanibek Abdrashov participated and delivered a welcoming speech at the reception organized on the occasion of the visit of the Belgian trade mission to Kazakhstan. The event was organized by the Trade and Economic Section of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium. In his speech, Zh. Abdrashov noted the high level of Kazakh-Belgian relations, including trade-economic and investment ties. In conclusion, the diplomat expressed confidence in the further deepening of friendly and mutually beneficial cooperation between the two countries. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-almaty/press/news/details/1109070?lang=kk

At the plenary session of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the draft law "On the Republican Budget for 2026–2028" was presented. In shaping the country’s main financial document, strategic guidelines, state objectives, and priorities for socio-economic development were taken into account.The budget draft underwent extensive discussion in Senate committees and working groups. As a result of joint efforts, additional funds were reallocated to priority expenditures. Specifically, 28.5 billion tenge were directed toward regional development, including infrastructure projects, and 57.7 billion tenge toward strengthening transport logistics. These measures aim to improve the population’s quality of life and enhance the country’s transit potential.Special attention was given to the fact that this budget is being formed for the first time under the new Budget Code. Systemic changes have been introduced, including strategic and medium-term planning, mandatory budget reviews to assess spending efficiency, and a shift toward investment discipline. Every project is now subject to evaluation for socio-economic impact and risk analysis.The expenditure part of the budget remains socially oriented. In 2026, 10.8 trillion tenge are allocated to the social sector, of which 6.8 trillion tenge are earmarked for social payments and 4 trillion tenge for human capital development. Reforms include the digitalization of benefit payments, optimization of healthcare funding with an expanded compulsory health insurance package, and increased financial autonomy for cultural institutions.For the development of the real sector, 3.6 trillion tenge are allocated, including funding for infrastructure, core industries, agriculture, manufacturing, and business support measures. A separate priority is strengthening national security: expenditures for the security sector in 2026 will amount to 3.1 trillion tenge, or 1% of GDP.According to Deputy Minister of Finance of Kazakhstan Abzal Beisenbekuly, who presented the draft law in the Senate, cooperation with Parliament enabled savings of 68 billion tenge in budget funds. Administrative expenses were reduced from 15% to 12%. He noted that this budget will allow the fulfillment of all social obligations, strengthen the economy, and ensure its growth.Let me know if you'd like this adapted for a presentation, summary, or official document format.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1109056?lang=kk

На заседании Сената Парламента заместитель Премьер-министра - министр национальной экономики Серик Жумангарин сообщил о ежегодном увеличении бюджета развития для выравнивания инфраструктурных возможностей регионов.«Бюджет развития ежегодно увеличивается: в 2026 году – 1,8 трлн тенге, в 2027 году – 3,2 трлн тенге и в 2028 году – 4,1 трлн тенге. Всего за три года – 9,1 трлн тенге», — отметил Серик Жумангарин.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1109012?lang=kk