In honor of the 80th anniversary of Victory, the Zhetysu Regional Museum of History and Local Lore named after M. Tynyshbaiuly organized a mobile exhibition titled «Ұмытылмас ерлік – ұрпаққа аманат» for children at the summer camp of the B. Kundakbayeva Secondary School in the village of Balpyk Bi, Koksu District. The aim was to bring the exhibition to areas without permanent museum facilities.The children showed great interest in the exhibits and learned new and fascinating facts about the Soviet era and the period of the Second World War.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zhetysu-archive/press/news/details/1013185?lang=kk

А regional conference titled “Oraqty Batyr – A Heroic Symbol for Future Generations” was held at the Saken Seifullin Central Library in the Zhetysu region, dedicated to the 605th anniversary of the birth of the great batyr Oraqty Alshaghyruly.            In the history of Kazakhstan, batyrs who fought for the independence of the nation hold a special place. One of them is Oraqty Batyr Alshaghyruly. He was born in 1420 in the southern region of Kazakhstan and was one of the chief commanders under Khan Abulkhair, who ruled for nearly 40 years. Oraqty Batyr was not only a military leader but also a great figure who called for national unity and stood firmly for justice.            The regional conference was attended by the Head of the Department of Culture, Archives and Documentation of the Zhetysu region, Kuanysh Suleimenov; Kazakh statesman and public figure, writer Nauryz Kylyshbayev; professor, scholar, Turkologist, translator, and member of the Union of Writers of Kazakhstan Zaripbai Orazbay; chairman of the public foundation «Zhalaiyr Oraqty Batyr» Bolysbai Mombaev; writer and Honored Cultural Worker of Kazakhstan Ali Yskabai; poet and member of the Union of Writers and Journalists Nusipbai Abdrakhim; local historian Kultan Nurkalbayev; descendants of Oraqty Batyr, as well as poets, writers, and journalists from the Zhetysu region.            During the event, a video about the life and heroic deeds of Oraqty Batyr in defense of his homeland was shown. Presentations were made, sharing factual information about the batyr, legends surrounding him, and stories about the batyr dynasty. The descendants of Oraqty Batyr expressed their thoughts on instilling the spirit of ancestral heroism in the younger generation and conveyed their gratitude to the organizers of the event.            At the conclusion of the conference, artists from the D. Rakyshev Philharmonic of the Zhetysu region, Kuralai Shayakhmetova and Elmira Daurenbekova, performed traditional songs and terme, showcasing their artistry and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zhetysu-archive/press/news/details/1013210?lang=kk

Ljubljana, June 5, 2025 - Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Slovenia Daniyar Sarekenov met with students from Kazakhstan who won grants to study at the Music Academy of the University of Ljubljana under the guidance of the famous cellist native of Kazakhstan, Professor E.Saparaev.During the meeting, which was held in a warm and informal atmosphere, the Ambassador noted the importance of educational and cultural exchange for strengthening bilateral relations.He emphasized that talented young people studying abroad act as cultural ambassadors of their country, strengthen humanitarian ties between states and contribute to the building a positive imageof Kazakhstan in the world community.The students, in turn, shared their successes and creative plans. The diplomat expressed his readiness to assist and support the implementation of cultural initiatives aimed at popularizing Kazakh musical traditions in Slovenia.D.Sarekenov wished the students further success in their studies and creativity, expressing confidence that their achievements will contribute to the development of cultural ties between Kazakhstan and Slovenia.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ljubljana/press/news/details/1013212?lang=kk

New Delhi, June 5, 2025 – As part of the official visit to the Republic of India, Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Murat Nurtleu took part in the Central Asia – India Business Council.In his speech, the Kazakh Foreign Minister emphasized India’s importance as a key strategic partner in South Asia and noted the existing potential for growth in bilateral trade between Kazakhstan and India – from the current 1 billion US dollars in 2024 to 3 billion dollars in the near future. He also drew attention to the 41% increase in Indian investments in Kazakhstan’s economy, which exceeded 525 million dollars.“We consider this only as the beginning. Kazakhstan, as the largest economy in Central Asia and a transit hub between East and West, is ready to strengthen cooperation with India in such areas as trade, digital transformation, critical minerals, energy security, and humanitarian ties,” the Minister stated.Particular attention was paid to transport and logistical connectivity. Minister Nurtleu emphasized the importance of developing international corridors, particularly the “North – South” route and the Middle Corridor, and invited the Indian side to participate in joint infrastructure projects, including multimodal routes, fiber-optic lines, and regional energy grids.Kazakhstan also expressed its readiness to become a reliable supplier of strategic resources, including energy resources, rare earth metals, and agricultural products within the framework of India’s Viksit Bharat (Developed India) initiative.The sides explored opportunities in the field of digital technologies: over the past three years, the export of digital solutions from Kazakhstan has increased almost 12-fold, reaching 690 million US dollars. The Kazakh Minister called for deeper cooperation in the fields of IT, startups, research, and knowledge exchange.In the field of agriculture and food security, it was proposed to combine Kazakhstan’s agrarian potential with India’s food processing technologies.Among other promising areas, the growth of tourist flow from India was noted: in 2024, it reached 150,000 people – almost twice as many as the year before. Contributing factors included the introduction of a 14-day visa-free regime and the launch of direct flights between Almaty and New Delhi. Kazakhstan expressed its readiness to support the opening of hotels and restaurants offering Indian cuisine in the country’s key cities.In the area of investment attraction, Minister Nurtleu noted the presence of a favorable climate: the introduction, starting from May 2025, of a 10-year investment visa (“golden visa”) for foreign nationals investing from 300,000 US dollars, and the active role of the Astana International Financial Centre as a regional financial hub, similar to India’s “GIFT City,” London, and Dubai.In conclusion, the Kazakh side proposed to host the next session of the council in Kazakhstan, expressing confidence that the meetings held will pave the way for concrete business outcomes.The Central Asia – India Business Council reaffirmed the shared commitment to deepening multilateral partnership and creating new growth points amid the global transformation of the world economy. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1013243?lang=kk

Astana, June 2-5, 2025, with the support of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Canada, a Canadian business mission consisting of representatives of leading mining companies from Canada visited Kazakhstan. The visit was organized in conjunction with the 15th International Astana Mining & Metallurgy Congress held in Astana.On June 3, the delegation visited the production facilities of the Kazakhmys Group, where they toured the Nurkazgan mining and processing plant and an underground mine. The Canadian representatives had the opportunity to observe the operational processes and industrial infrastructure firsthand, as well as to exchange views with their Kazakh colleagues on technological development and industrial safety.As part of the Congress, a dedicated panel session titled “New Technologies, Expertise, and Modern Solutions – All in One: Canada’s Best for Kazakhstan’s Mining Sector” was held on June 4. The session attracted strong interest from Congress participants, including representatives of Kazakhstani mining companies, government institutions, international organizations and industry associations. During the session, successful cases of Canadian technology implementation in the mining sector were presented, and discussions were held on localization opportunities and prospects for joint projects in exploration, processing, digitalization, and safety.The visit of the Canadian delegation once again confirmed the growing interest of the international business community in Kazakhstan’s rapidly developing market, which offers a favorable investment climate and a strong foundation for technological modernization in the extractive sector.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ottawa/press/news/details/1013254?lang=kk

Waldbrunn-Mülben, June 1, 2025 — The Consulate General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Frankfurt am Main participated in the organization of the large-scale spring festival „Qymyzfest“, held at the farm of Zollmann Stutenmilch GmbH in the German state of Baden-Württemberg. The event brought together around 1,000 participants, including members of the Kazakh diaspora, repatriates, local residents, and German friends of Kazakhstan.The festival was dedicated to International Children’s Day and symbolized the spirit of spring renewal, reflecting the essence of the Kazakh holiday Nauryz. It served as an important platform for promoting the traditions of the Kazakh people, their nomadic lifestyle, and the country’s unique cultural heritage. Special emphasis was placed on the preservation and popularization of Kazakh traditions among a broad international audience.The event was held in an atmosphere of traditional Kazakh hospitality and national flavor. Guests were treated to Kazakh and local cuisine, as well as traditional sweets, including pancakes made with mare's milk. Attendees also had the opportunity to taste qymyz — the famous Kazakh fermented mare’s milk drink. The program featured a demonstration of mare milking, horseback and pony rides, as well as a diverse entertainment lineup.In his welcome speech, the Consul General of Kazakhstan, Mr. Tauboldy Umbetbayev, emphasized the importance of such cultural events in fostering intercultural dialogue, preserving the unique identity of Kazakh culture, and strengthening the unity of the Kazakh diaspora abroad. He noted that events like Qymyzfest not only enhance understanding of Kazakh traditions but also contribute to stronger cultural and friendly ties between Kazakhstan and Germany.Zollmann Stutenmilch GmbH is a well-known family-run enterprise located in the Odenwald region of Germany, specializing in the production and processing of mare’s milk. The company was founded in 1959 by German physician Dr. Rudolf Storch, who was inspired by the traditions of Kazakhstan’s nomadic peoples, who have long used mare’s milk for its healing properties. He sought to bring this practice to Europe.Today, his legacy is carried on by his son-in-law, Hans Zollmann — a veterinarian and animal husbandry specialist by training. Along with his wife Gudrun Zollmann, daughter of the founder, the family continues to successfully operate the farm, guided by the principles of biodynamic agriculture and a strong focus on quality and natural products.The Zollmanns have four daughters — Katrin, Steffi, Jette, and Gudrun — each of whom plays an active role in the family business: from horse care and milk processing to product development, marketing, and strategic planning. With deep respect for tradition and an openness to innovation, the Zollmann family continues to promote the unique benefits of mare’s milk to audiences around the world.Held annually in collaboration with the Zollmann family, „Qymyzfest“ has become a significant milestone in strengthening cultural ties between Kazakhstan and Germany and represents a meaningful contribution to the international promotion of the national heritage.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-frankfurt/press/news/details/1013259?lang=kk

Brasília, June 5, 2025 – The XI Parliamentary Forum of BRICS Member and Partner Countries, organized by the Federal Senate and the Chamber of Deputies of the National Congress of Brazil, has ended in the Brazilian capital. Bolat Nussupov, Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Federative Republic of Brazil, took part in the official closing ceremony of the forum.The forum, which lasted two days, included six panel sessions dedicated to the key areas of Brazil's BRICS chairmanship. Among them were the development of cooperation in the field of global health; strengthening trade, economic, investment and financial ties; combating climate change; the formation of international approaches to the management of artificial intelligence; peace and global security architecture; as well as institutional development aimed at increasing the effectiveness of multilateral mechanisms within BRICS.On the eve of the official meetings, two thematic events were also held: the Meeting of BRICS Women Parliamentarians and the Meeting of Chairpersons of the Committees on International Affairs of the Parliaments of the Member States. The first meeting discussed issues of expanding women's participation in the political process and strengthening their role in decision-making on topical issues such as climate change, the digital economy and the future BRICS agenda. During the second meeting, special attention was paid to the development of parliamentary diplomacy as an important tool for deepening multilateral cooperation.Following the forum, the Final Document was adopted, which will be presented at the BRICS Leaders' Summit scheduled for July 6-7, 2025 in Rio de Janeiro. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brazil/press/news/details/1013264?lang=kk

Washington, June 4, 2025 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the United States, Yerzhan Ashikbayev, spoke at a panel session dedicated to Central Asia’s potential in the critical minerals sector. The event took place as part of the U.S.–Central Asia Forum, organized by the American think tank Atlantic Council in partnership with Kazakhstan’s MIND research center.The session was opened by U.S. Senator Steve Daines, who emphasized the importance of deepening cooperation with the region, highlighting in particular Central Asia’s potential in critical minerals, energy, and agriculture. He also called for the repeal of the Jackson-Vanik amendment and expressed readiness to work with the U.S. Administration to advance these priorities.In his remarks, Ambassador Ashikbayev outlined Kazakhstan’s strategic potential to contribute to the development of reliable global supply chains for critical minerals. He underscored that Kazakhstan possesses not only substantial raw material reserves but also a well-developed industrial base for processing, modern infrastructure, a stable political climate, a predictable regulatory environment, a skilled and modern workforce, and balanced relations with key international partners.He noted that Kazakhstan is already capable of supplying 20 out of the 50 critical minerals listed by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in the form of finished products needed in strategic sectors of the economy.Ambassador Ashikbayev also stressed Kazakhstan’s interest in building long-term partnerships based on a comprehensive approach. This includes attracting U.S. investment to develop a full-fledged ecosystem encompassing the processing and production of critical minerals, the development of transportation infrastructure with the support of U.S. development institutions, and the conclusion of long-term offtake agreements.The event was attended by over 100 representatives from the American expert and business communities, as well as members of the media. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-washington/press/news/details/1013265?lang=kk

Athens, June 6, 2025 — From June 4 to 6, 2025, a working visit of the leadership of Kazakhstan’s National Maritime Shipping Company “Kazmortransflot” to the Hellenic Republic took place. The visit was organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Greece with the aim of strengthening bilateral cooperation in the maritime sector.The delegation included senior officials of Kazakhstan’s key maritime institutions, including the General Director of Kazmortransflot, Mr. Aidar Orzhanov. During the visit, the Kazakh delegation held meetings with the leadership of prominent Greek shipping companies and visited shipyards as well as port infrastructure sites.The discussions focused on exploring promising avenues of cooperation in shipbuilding, fleet technical maintenance, logistics, and the development of transport routes. Particular interest was shown in studying the Greek experience in integrating advanced technological solutions into maritime fleet management.The sides expressed readiness to expand dialogue and establish sustainable channels of cooperation between the relevant institutions of both countries. The visit marked an important step toward building a robust partnership between Kazakhstan and Greece in the fields of maritime transportation and logistics.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-athens/press/news/details/1013292?lang=kk

The Imantau-Shalkar resort zone is the main tourist center of the region. There are 46 tourist facilities that can accommodate up to 3,962 tourists per day, including 3 children's health centers on Lake Aiyrtavchik: children's health center "Sokol", "Chaika" and health and educational center "Olimpiets". Of these, 9 recreation areas operate year-round: "Izumrudnoe", "Adel", "Dom u ozera", "Adam", "Imantau", "Kazygurt", "Solnechnoe Vip", "Turpan", "Zarya". There are many seasonal recreation centers on the shores of the Imantau and Shalkar lakes. Every year, recreation areas are improved and infrastructure is updated: facilities are modernized, the range of services is expanded, and the reception of tourists is prepared.To develop medical tourism, the reconstruction of the Shalkar Su sanatorium is ongoing, the readiness of which is 80%. The pilot launch is planned for 2025.The recreation centers offer saunas, lake houses, cafes and restaurants, water and sports equipment rentals, equipped beaches, picnic areas and cultural and entertainment events. There are cycling and hiking routes, campsites, gazebos, as well as 13 tourist routes along natural and cultural-historical sites. Hiking, horseback riding and cycling trails of varying lengths are offered, as well as excursions to the region's attractions.In the summer, sports festivals, animation programs and environmental events with the participation of tourists and local residents are held. The constant expansion of the list of services contributes to the growth of the tourist attractiveness of the region and an increase in the flow of visitors.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sko/press/news/details/1013299?lang=kk

New Delhi, June 6, 2025 – Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Murat Nurtleu took part in the 4th Ministerial Meeting of the “Central Asia – India” Dialogue.The meeting focused on main areas of partnership between the Central Asian countries and the Republic of India, covering such fields as transport and logistics, regional cooperation, counter-terrorism, and the development of advanced technologies.In his remarks, Minister Nurtleu emphasized the importance of strengthening the multilateral “CA-India” format, highlighting the need to further expand cooperation in key areas to ensure regional stability.The Kazakh Foreign Minister underscored the importance of transport connectivity for the sustainable economic growth of the countries. Kazakhstan is actively developing the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, which enables safe and efficient cargo transportation from Asia to Europe. The Minister invited Indian companies to participate in the implementation of major projects aimed at further expanding the route’s capacity.“Central Asia is becoming an important logistics hub capable of connecting Asia and Europe through Kazakhstan,” stated Minister Nurtleu.The participants emphasized the importance of joint responses to current challenges and threats. They discussed ways to address environmental issues in the region, prevent transnational threats, and strengthen cultural exchange.Particular attention was given to the implementation of joint projects in the Central Asian region, and priority areas of the “CA-India” Dialogue were outlined.The Kazakh side called for the enhancement of institutional mechanisms within this format, the diversification of interregional trade, the development of transit routes and green energy, as well as the intensification of joint efforts in promising areas such as financial technologies, digitalization, and the IT industry.At the conclusion of the forum, the foreign ministers adopted a Joint Statement reaffirming their shared commitment to deepening multilateral cooperation within the “Central Asia – India” format.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1013321?lang=kk

June 4, 2025, Wassenaar – On June 4, 2025, in the picturesque suburb of The Hague, Wassenaar, a cultural event took place dedicated to the works of the prominent Kazakhstani artist Yerbolat Tolepbay. The evening was attended by representatives of the royal family, government bodies, the diplomatic corps, academic and artistic circles, international organizations, the media, as well as the Dutch business community. At the heart of their attention was the solo exhibition of Y. Tolepbay, showcasing works that profoundly reflect the symbolism and philosophy of Kazakh culture.A special catalog published for this event opened with a quote from the speech of the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev:“Culture shapes the face of a nation. The world first becomes acquainted with our country through our art. We are the direct heirs of the unique culture of the Great Steppe. The unmatched masterpieces created on Kazakh soil have played a key role in shaping our national identity. Today, our distinctive culture is gaining global recognition.”The Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Kairat Abdrakhmanov, emphasized that the Master's art is not merely a reflection of Kazakh culture but a living manifestation of our national identity, historical memory, and the resilient spirit of the Kazakh people. Through his works, filled with profound symbolism and spiritual harmony, Yerbolat Tolepbay leads us into the world of the Great Steppe, where images of ancient traditions and modern consciousness converge."By sharing this cultural experience in the Kingdom of the Netherlands today, we reaffirm the strong ties between our countries — not only through diplomatic dialogue but also through a dialogue of artistic excellence, mutual respect, and creative exchange. Let this exhibition become a bridge between our peoples and a celebration of art that transcends national borders," concluded the diplomat.The works of Y. Tolepbay sparked great interest among the guests and laid the foundation for a productive dialogue between representatives of the creative intelligentsia of both countries. In addition, attendees of the event had the opportunity to enjoy performances of traditional Kazakh kuis on the dombra by Yerkin Kudaibergen — a virtuoso Kazakhstani dombra player who actively promotes Kazakh folk music — as well as piano pieces by Gulmira Issabekova, a Kazakhstani pianist living in the Netherlands, known for her performances on the international stage. Their music created a unique atmosphere reflecting the richness of Kazakh culture.Guests were also treated to a tasting of Kazakh national cuisine in the spirit of our people's warm hospitality and nomadic traditions.This cultural event became a significant contribution to the further strengthening of cultural and diplomatic ties between Kazakhstan and the Netherlands, serving as a vibrant showcase of the Land of the Great Steppe.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-hague/press/news/details/1013322?lang=kk

On 5 June 2025, Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Netherlands, Kairat Abdrakhmanov, met with Ron Ton, Director of the Netherlands Institute of International Relations “Clingendael,” which is one of the leading international centers for diplomatic education. The meeting focused on continuing the successful cooperation between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan and the Clingendael Academy, which has hosted professional development courses for young Kazakh diplomats for the past 31 years.The high demand for the courses and the career advancement of their participants were noted with satisfaction. Opportunities for deepening cooperation were discussed, including the organization of new educational programs, trainings, and seminars aimed at developing key competencies such as negotiation skills, analysis of current international issues, and the effective resolution of foreign policy matters through dialogue and confidence-building measures. The importance of continued exchange of best practices in human resources and education policy was also emphasized.The parties discussed the schedule of upcoming engagements between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, the Institute of Diplomacy of the Agency for Civil Service under the President of Kazakhstan, and the Clingendael Academy. They expressed readiness to strengthen further cooperation with the aim of enhancing the professional skills of Kazakh diplomats.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-hague/press/news/details/1013325?lang=kk

New Delhi, June 6, 2025 – As part of his official visit to the Republic of India, Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Murat Nurtleu held a series of meetings with representatives of leading Indian companies, including President for Business Development and Corporate Affairs at Tata Sons Private Limited Sucharita Choudhury, Executive Director of the pharmaceutical corporation MSN Group Nikhil Reddy, Chairman of the infrastructure holding Vishwa Samudra Group Sasidhar Chinta, and the leadership of the energy company Greenko Group.During the meeting with Choudhury, the Kazakh Minister highlighted the potential for cooperation in the fields of energy, automotive manufacturing, fintech, metallurgy, and information technology. He also presented a package of investment incentives available to foreign investors in Kazakhstan, including tax and customs benefits as well as infrastructure support. Discussions covered the localization of auto components, development of the metallurgy sector, eco-friendly transport, and digitalization through platforms such as Astana Hub and Digital Almaty. The Tata Group expressed interest in projects related to energy (including renewables), rare earth metal development, tourism, the steel and food industries, and automotive manufacturing. Tata Power was invited to participate in the development of renewable energy projects in Kazakhstan.The talks with Reddy focused on the construction of a pharmaceutical plant in the Almaty region in partnership with Medservice Plus, with an investment volume estimated at around 60 million US dollars. The Kazakh Foreign Minister emphasized the importance of achieving 50% localization of pharmaceutical production in the coming years. Support measures were discussed, including long-term contracts, mandatory labeling starting from July 2024, and a “golden visa” of up to 10 years for investors contributing over 300,000 dollars. The sides also considered issues related to technology transfer and the establishment of a full-cycle pharmaceutical production in Kazakhstan.During the meeting with the Chairman of the Board of Vishwa Samudra Group, the parties discussed the company’s potential involvement in the modernization and expansion of the Aktau International Sea Port in the context of developing the Middle Corridor. Minister Nurtleu emphasized the importance of cooperation with technologically reliable and highly competent partners, expressing Kazakhstan’s readiness to support projects in the fields of transport, port, and digital infrastructure.The discussion with the leadership of Greenko Group focused on cooperation in the field of renewable energy, including solar and wind power generation, as well as the production of green hydrogen. Both sides expressed interest in combining Kazakhstan’s natural resources with Indian technologies to accelerate the energy transition. The company confirmed its readiness to transfer technologies, establish joint ventures, and expand its presence in the Republic of Kazakhstan.As a result of the meetings, an agreement was reached to work out specific investment initiatives and provide comprehensive support to Indian companies interested in implementing mutually beneficial projects in Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/invest/press/news/details/1013375?lang=kk

New Delhi, June 6, 2025 – As part of his official visit to India, Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Murat Nurtleu took part in a joint meeting of the foreign ministers of the Central Asian countries with the Prime Minister of the Republic of India Narendra Modi.During the discussion, the parties addressed a number of pressing issues related to bilateral and multilateral cooperation aimed at further strengthening the strategic partnership. The main focus was placed on expanding political dialogue, enhancing economic relations, advancing joint initiatives within multilateral frameworks, and deepening collaboration within the framework of the “Central Asia – India” Dialogue.The Kazakh Foreign Minister highlighted the importance of systematic cooperation with India as one of key international partners and expressed Astana’s readiness to engage in mutually beneficial initiatives on both bilateral and regional platforms. In response, the Prime Minister of India emphasized the considerable potential for further strengthening New Delhi’s ties with the countries of Central Asia, where Kazakhstan is recognized as a regional leader.The parties reaffirmed their interest in maintaining political dialogue, including high-level visits, and agreed to strengthen the regional architecture of cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-dushanbe/press/news/details/1013396?lang=kk

Luxembourg, June 6, 2025 – As part of a business mission of Kazakh companies to Belgium and Luxembourg, organized by the BeNeLux Chamber of Commerce, a roundtable was held at the Chamber of Commerce of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, focusing on Kazakhstan’s trade, economic, and investment opportunities.The event, organized by the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce with the support of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Luxembourg, brought together representatives of more than 20 leading companies from Kazakhstan and Luxembourg.Opening the meeting, Cindy Tereba, Director of the International Affairs Department of the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, emphasized the strong dynamics of trade, economic, and investment cooperation between the two countries. She highlighted the significant potential for deepening collaboration across various sectors of the economy.In turn, Tom Reisen, Luxembourg's Ambassador to Kazakhstan, noted Kazakhstan's strategic role in Central Asia and expressed confidence in the prospects for expanding cooperation, particularly in the fields of transport, logistics, and other areas.Timur Onzhanov, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of JSC "National Managing Holding Baiterek," presented the holding’s activities and its successful cooperation with Luxembourgish financial institutions. In particular, he noted fruitful collaboration with the European Investment Bank, headquartered in Luxembourg.Aidar Akkazynov, Counselor of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Brussels, informed participants about the measures taken by the Government of Kazakhstan to attract and support foreign investors.At the conclusion of the roundtable, participants held substantive discussions on specific ways to establish and expand bilateral cooperation.The Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce unites more than 96,000 companies, which account for 75% of the country's salaried workforce and 80% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1013341?lang=kk

Islamabad, June 4, 2025 - Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan H.E. Mr. Y. Kistafin met with the Honorable Federal Secretary (First Deputy Minister) of Inter-Provincial Coordination of Pakistan, Mr. Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani.During the meeting, the sides discussed the development of cooperation in the field of tourism and sports. Ambassador Y.Kistafin, informed the main outcomes of the 13th Session of the Joint Kazakhstan-Pakistan Intergovernmental Commission, which was held on April 29 this year in Islamabad.Special attention was paid to the signed MoU in the field of sports, as well as agreements reached on the development of cooperation between sports federations and tour operators of the two countries.In addition, the sides also discussed the development of cooperation in the field of education, in particular between higher education institutions.The Federal Secretary stressed the significant potential for increasing cooperation between Kazakhstan and Pakistan in the field of culture and humanitarian.At the end of the meeting, the Federal Secretary expressed support for the above-mentioned plans and readiness to provide the necessary assistance from the Ministry.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-islamabad/press/news/details/1012986?lang=kk

City improvement begins with cleanliness. In this direction, raids are regularly held in the city of Atyrau. They are attended by employees of the police department and the akimat, the Regional Communications Service reports.“Since the beginning of the year, 8,340 administrative violations have been recorded under the following articles of the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan: article 434-2 (pollution of public places), article 505 (violation of the rules for the improvement of the territories of cities and towns), article 386 (destruction and damage to green spaces). Based on these facts, 2,795 warnings and 3,045 protocols with the imposition of fines were drawn up,” the Head of the Atyrau Police Department Karshyga Dyusengaliyev said.The goal is to maintain cleanliness within the city, improve the environmental culture of the population and comply with the requirements of the law.During raids, residents are informed about the need to maintain order and cleanliness in their yard and beyond, and about the inadmissibility of throwing garbage in unauthorized places; in this case, administrative measures are applied.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/1012991?lang=kk

Minister Sayasat Nurbek Meets with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to the Republic of Kazakhstan, H.E.Mohamed Rachid MaaninouOn June 4, 2025, the Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Mr. Sayasat Nurbek, held an official meeting with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Kingdom of Morocco to the Republic of Kazakhstan, H.E. Mohamed Rachid Maaninou.The meeting focused on a broad range of issues pertaining to bilateral cooperation in the fields of higher education and scientific research. The parties underscored their shared commitment to deepening academic collaboration and fostering institutional partnerships between universities of both countries.A key point of discussion was the mutual intention to implement a reciprocal exchange of 20 government scholarships for citizens of Kazakhstan and Morocco. This initiative is designed to enhance educational and cultural ties, as well as to promote greater international student mobility and academic exchange.The parties also deliberated on joint outreach and awareness-raising efforts aimed at promoting Kazakhstani higher education opportunities among Moroccan youth. In this context, a series of collaborative events and campaigns are planned to strengthen Kazakhstan’s visibility as a destination for quality education. Furthermore, potential avenues for academic cooperation with the Polytechnic University of the Kingdom of Morocco were explored.The meeting reaffirmed the mutual interest in advancing bilateral academic engagement and expanding the strategic partnership between the two nations in the realm of education and science.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sci/press/news/details/1012993?lang=kk

Last Friday, a bright sports event "Sport is Life!" was held in the sports and physical education complex of the village of Borovskoye, bringing together more than 40 participants aged 14 to 25 years - schoolchildren, students and working youth of the Mendykara district.The competition was held in four sports:VolleyballMini-footballTable tennisArm wrestlingThe event was held within the framework of the state social order on the topic of "Prevention of smoking (vaping), gambling addiction, suicide and drug addiction" and was organized by the Public Foundation "Umit - 2050" by order of the State Institution "Department of Internal Policy of the Akimat of the Mendykara District".All participants were awarded certificates and memorable gifts, and the winners received medals and cups. The organizers expressed gratitude to the sports department, the Youth Resource Center, the Kamshat Donenbaeva PTC, as well as coaches Gilyazov Vadim Vakhitovich and Zhanaidarov Serik Bulatovich for their active support and contribution to organizing the event. Holding such events is of particular importance - they not only strengthen health and the sporting spirit, but also serve as an effective prevention of bad habits, forming the right life guidelines and the desire for an active, healthy lifestyle in young people.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1013055?lang=kk