On May 30, the nationwide campaign "People's Lawyer" is taking place in all major cities of Kazakhstan.The goal of the campaign is to increase the legal literacy of the population and provide free legal assistance. Any citizen can come and get the necessary consultation for free from the best representatives of the legal community of the country. Among them are famous lawyers, notaries, prosecutors, investigators, bailiffs, heads of government agencies, etc.Within the framework of this campaign, everyone can get consultations on issues of interest to them from the heads of the structural divisions of the Ministry of Defense.In the Beimbet Maylin district, this campaign will take place on May 30 at 17:00, at the address: s. Ayet, Tauelsizdik street 60 (administrative building of the Akimat of the Beimbet Maylin district), 1st floor.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-bmalin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1005732?lang=kk

В селе Жетыбай состоялась отчетная встреча акима района с населением. В ходе встречи была представлена работа за первые 5 месяцев текущего года, а также планы на будущее, заслушаны предложения, мнения жителей.В частности:В микрорайонах Астана и Мұнайшы-2 приобретено 8 жилых домов по 2 квартиры, ключи от квартир получили 16 малообеспеченных и уязвимых слоев населения.На территории 7 микрорайонов (Ж. Мынбаев, Астана, Мұнайшы-1, Мұнайшы-2, Т. Аубакиров, Толендиев, село № 2) полностью очищены исторические отходы, накопленные на протяжении многих лет, улучшено санитарное состояние.В микрорайонах С. Жангабылулы и села № 2 установлены открытые спортивные площадки воркаут-типа, созданы благоприятные условия для занятий спортом жителей.При спонсорской поддержке промышленных предприятий снесены ветхие и аварийные дома, приведены в порядок территории.При общеобразовательной школе № 3 имени Зердебая Бекарыстанулы построен и сдан в эксплуатацию современный спортивный зал для молодежи.Кроме того, реализуются новые проекты, направленные на благоустройство села. В частности, планомерно ведутся работы по строительству детских игровых площадок в микрорайонах «Мунайшы-1», «Аэропорт» и села № 2, формированию общественного пространства на центральной улице, модернизации освещения в подъездах села и установке автостоянки возле общественного рынка.Как отметил аким района, работа по развитию села Жетыбай будет продолжена, особое внимание будет уделено повышению качества жизни населения.В ходе встречи было поднято около 15 личных вопросов, всем даны разъяснения в рамках закона.ПРЕСС-СЛУЖБА АКИМАТА КАРАКИЯНСКОГО РАЙОНА Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/akimat-karakiya/press/news/details/1005734?lang=kk

Ankara, 27 May 2025 – The official presentation of the Turkish translation of “Omir Bayteregi”, a novel by Saule Magazbekkyzy Doszhan – Honored Cultural Worker of Kazakhstan, laureate of the International “Alash” Literary Award, holder of the “Parasat” Order and winner of the Mecenat.kz literary competition – was held at the Presidential Library of the Republic of Türkiye.The event was organized by the Turkish History and Culture Foundation (TURKTAV) and supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Türkiye.The gathering was attended by Turkish intellectuals, leaders of public organizations, representatives of the international organization TÜRKSOY, and members of the diplomatic corps in Ankara. The event served not only as a literary evening, but as a powerful symbol of the strengthening cultural ties between Kazakhstan and Türkiye.“Omir Bayteregi” is a profound literary work that portrays national identity, historical memory, and spiritual values through the lens of personal fate. Saule Doszhan masterfully intertwines traditional Kazakh concepts – such as the “seven ancestors,” bloodline purity, and parental responsibility – with contemporary social realities. The novel touches on socially sensitive issues, presented with philosophical depth rarely seen in Kazakh literature.In his speech, the Director of the Presidential Library of Türkiye, Mr. Ayhan Tuğlu, emphasized that the concept of the “tree of life” is also widespread in Turkish culture and stems from a shared worldview of the two nations. He expressed confidence that the book would have deep meaning and relevance for Turkish readers.In her remarks, author Saule Doszhan shared the backstory of the novel’s creation and sincerely thanked everyone who contributed to its Turkish translation, as well as her readers. She emphasized that by addressing universal human issues, the book helps promote Kazakh literature at an international level.As part of the ceremony, the Center for the Rapprochement of Cultures under the auspices of UNESCO presented a selection of Kazakh literary classics to the National Library of Türkiye. Among the donated books was “AZ i YA”, the celebrated work marking its 50th anniversary this year, by renowned poet and public figure Olzhas Suleimenov.The literary evening concluded with the author personally signing and presenting books to her readers.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ankara/press/news/details/1005736?lang=kk

As part of the promotion of the ideology of "Law and Order", as well as in pursuance of the Action Plan for information and explanatory work with decomposition into various target groups, the Anti-Corruption Service of the East Kazakhstan region organized a screening of the theatrical production "Chekhov's Stories" for civil servants of the region. The event is aimed at creating an anti-corruption culture, promoting the values of integrity, honesty and fairness in public service. Through the works of the classic Russian literature, imbued with deep meaning, morality and subtle satire on human vices, the audience was reminded of the importance of moral guidelines and personal responsibility. The choice of the theatrical form of the event is not accidental. Art, as a means of influencing consciousness and values, contributes to a deeper understanding of moral guidelines and professional ethics. The performance became not only a cultural event, but also part of a targeted information campaign to strengthen anti-corruption immunity in society. The Anti-Corruption Service of East Kazakhstan Region continues to implement a set of measures aimed at fostering intolerance to corruption, improving legal literacy and promoting the principles of openness and fairness among the population and especially among civil servants. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/anticorruption-vko/press/news/details/1005737?lang=kk

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You can view this project at the following link:https://legalacts.egov.kz/npa/view?id=15532710Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-altai/press/news/details/1005780?lang=kk

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Сыбайлас жемқорлық тәуекелдерін ішкі талдау нәтижелерін қоғамдық талқылау бойынша ұсыныстар мен ескертулерді жазбаша kurulus.shymkent@gmail.com электрондық поштасына хабарлама қалдыруды ұсынамыз немесе 24-75-59 телефонына хабарласуға болатындығын хабарлаймыз.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/shymkent-kurylys/press/news/details/1005831?lang=kk

Today, an extraordinary session of the district maslikhat was held under the chairmanship of G.S. Balbaeva, where issues of making changes to the budgets of the district and rural districts were considered.;  the personal composition of the district commission under the Akimat of Karabalyk district; approval of the Pasture Management and Use Plan for 2025-2029; abolition of some precinct election commissions; election of members of precinct election commissions instead of those who left.A.B. Kusainova, Acting Head of the Department of Economics and Budget Planning, was heard on the issues of making changes to the budgets of villages, settlements, rural districts and the district budget.The head of the Land Relations Department, A.M. Alimbayev, spoke on pasture management and use. Due to the abolition of some precinct election commissions, their activities have been discontinued.Appropriate decisions have been taken on all issues submitted to the extraordinary session.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/maslihat-karabalyk/press/news/details/1005609?lang=kk

The next selection for the Presidential Youth Personnel Reserve starts in Kazakhstan.In order to identify and attract talented youth to the public service system, the staff of the Mendykara district maslikhat, together with the staff of the akim of the Mendykara district, held a meeting with the staff of the Mendykara district hospital.The speakers informed that the next selection in the MD will be held this year in June. Those present were interested and asked questions about admission and submission of documents. We explained that the acceptance of documents will last until June 30, requires an age of up to 35 years, higher education, work experience of at least 5 years and knowledge of the state language at least B1 (Kazakh Resmi test / Kaztest).For more information and to apply for participation, please follow the link pkrezerv.gov.kz .Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/maslihat-mendikara/press/news/details/1005641?lang=kk

On May 26-27, 2025, energy ministers from Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Uzbekistan gathered in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, for the Second Ministerial Roundtable on the Kambarata-1 Hydropower Plant (HPP) Project, a key regional initiative aimed at enhancing energy security and improving the use of water resources in Central Asia. The event was held with support from the World Bank.The meeting brought together Yerlan Akkenjenov, Minister of Energy of Kazakhstan; Taalaibek Ibraev, Minister of Energy of the Kyrgyz Republic; and Jurabek Mirzamakhmudov, Minister of Energy of Uzbekistan, along with senior officials from the respective ministries of finance and ministries of water resources. The meeting participants discussed the next steps in advancing the 1,860-megawatt Kambarata-1 HPP on the Naryn River in the Kyrgyz Republic, which is jointly implemented by the governments of the three countries.At the request of the three governments, the World Bank has been supporting their efforts to advance the Kambarata-1 HPP Project by providing technical assistance for activities such as updating the project’s feasibility study, preparing environmental and social assessments, and helping to develop a sustainable financing plan and commercial framework.The Roundtable was also attended by senior World Bank officials, including Tatiana Proskuryakova, Director for Central Asia; Carolina Sanchez-Paramo, Director of Strategy and Operations in Europe and Central Asia (ECA); Charles Joseph Cormier, Regional Director for Infrastructure in the ECA region; and Stephanie Gil, Energy Practice Manager in the ECA region.Tatiana Proskuryakova, the World Bank’s Director for Central Asia, said: “The World Bank welcomes the new and unprecedented level of cooperation among Central Asian countries to strengthen regional energy and water security. Together with other international development partners, we are pleased to support the efforts of the governments of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Uzbekistan in developing the Kambarata-1 HPP, which will bring lasting benefits to the region’s economies and its people.”The energy ministers reaffirmed their governments' strong political support for the project, which is viewed in their countries as a catalyst for advancing regional energy security and cooperation in Central Asia.The parties discussed the progress made on preparing the Kambarata-1 HPP since the First Ministerial Roundtable, held in Tashkent in January 2025, as well as key elements of project preparation, including the updated feasibility study and documents assessing the project’s environmental and social impacts. The discussions also covered the project’s updated cost estimates, grid reinforcement needs, financing requirements, and potential funding sources, including support from international development partners. The parties also addressed the water and energy aspects of the project, sharing perspectives on key principles for collaboration in these areas.Yerlan Akkenjenov, the Minister of Energy of Kazakhstan, noted: “The progress made on the Kambarata-1 HPP project is the result of close and productive cooperation among our three countries. Kazakhstan remains firmly committed to this initiative and will continue active collaboration with partners to achieve our shared goals in the region’s energy development.”Taalaibek Ibraev, the Minister of Energy of the Kyrgyz Republic, emphasized: “The Kambarata-1 HPP is the cornerstone of the national energy development strategy of the Kyrgyz Republic and a vital project for the future of Central Asia. We are proud to implement it in close partnership with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, guided by a shared vision of sustainable water use and regional energy security. Through joint efforts, we are confidently moving toward the start of project implementation in 2025.”Jurabek Mirzamakhmudov, the Minister of Energy of Uzbekistan, said: “Together with our regional partners, we note with satisfaction the significant progress made since the first Ministerial Roundtable in Tashkent. I am confident that through the coordinated efforts of our countries and the support of international financial institutions, we will be able to implement this project in full compliance with international technical, environmental, and social standards.”The trilateral meeting concluded with agreements on key actions and timelines required to advance the project preparation, alongside a shared commitment to continued regional collaboration and regular ministerial dialogue to accelerate progress.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/energo/press/news/details/1005490?lang=kk

From May 23 to 25, the city of Braslav (Republic of Belarus) hosted one of the oldest and most respected festivals of traditional culture — Braslavskie Zarnitsy, which celebrated its 58th anniversary this year. The competition brought together 24 vocal ensembles from various countries and regions, uniting around 500 participants performing traditional songs accompanied by live folk instruments.A special point of pride at the festival was the participation of the male choir of the Song and Dance Ensemble of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The ensemble presented a solemn concert program dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory of the Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War. The emotional performance, high professional level, strong patriotic spirit, and rich vocal sound earned the group first place among all contestants.The performance of the male choir at this cultural forum not only demonstrated their exceptional artistic skill but also made a significant contribution to strengthening friendship and cultural ties between nations. The musical number delivered by the Kazakh servicemen was met with enthusiastic applause and was highly praised by the jury.It is worth noting that the Braslavskie Zarnitsy festival traditionally serves as a platform for the preservation and promotion of folk culture. The participation of the National Guard Ensemble of Kazakhstan confirmed once again that servicemen of the Guard are not only defenders of the Homeland, but also bearers and continuers of their people’s spiritual traditions. Press Service of the National Guard Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1005493?lang=kk

A tug-of-war championship was held among servicemen of the Main Command of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The event brought together over 120 participants representing main directorates, departments, and specialized centers.The sporting competition aimed to foster team spirit and improve physical readiness.Over the course of two days, participants demonstrated strength, unity, endurance, and coordination. Following intense and engaging matches, the top three teams were identified and awarded well-deserved honors.The third place was secured by the team from Center “B”.The second place went to a combined team representing the Logistics Department, the Public Procurement Directorate, and the Capital Construction and Billeting Directorate.Victory and the challenge cup went to the Troop Command and Control Center, whose team showcased outstanding coordination and determination, outperforming their rivals.Tug-of-war is more than just a sport — it serves as a test of physical strength and military composure. Events like this not only reinforce combat camaraderie but also enhance unit cohesion.The Main Command of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan plans to continue organizing such competitions on a regular basis to boost morale, promote a healthy lifestyle, and improve combat training among personnel. Press Service of the National Guard Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1005509?lang=kk

HalykBankannounces a rafflewhere10lucky people from the Akmolaregion will receive100,000bonuseson the HalykBankcard.How to participate1.Pay for purchases with a Halyk cardorQRcodethroughHalykPOSterminals2.Addfiscalreceipts to the Amian application,issuedfrom May 01toMay31, 2025IMPORTANT: Make surethat your IINiscorrectlyspecifiedinyour Amian profileandthatyou are using a bankcardregisteredinyourname.The winners of the draw will be determined by matching the IIN from the profile and transaction data. The drawing will be held until June 15, 2025.How are the winnersdetermined? The winners of the drawingwill be selectedrandomlyusing the RANDOMwebsite.ORGliveon the officialInstagrampage@halykbank.kzThey do notparticipatein the drawing: Receiptsthatwerepaidthroughotherbanks , Userswith a blockedbonusaccount , BankemployeesAndthat'snotall!FromJune01toNovember30, 2025, the whole of Kazakhstan will be able to participatein the drawfromHalykBank,and30winners will receive100,000bonuses each.Add Amian checks and win bonuses from Halyk. Download the app on Google Play and the App StoreSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1005519?lang=kk

On May 26, a staff meeting was held under the chairmanship of the Akim of Zhanaozen, Zhanseit Kainarbaev. During the meeting, two main issues aimed at the development of the city and addressing pressing problems were considered.The first item on the agenda was the discussion of Zhanaozen's economic and strategic development plan. A report on this topic was delivered by the Head of the City Department of Economy and Budget Planning, Nurzhuma Bopyshkyzy Gumarova. The second issue discussed was the state of tax revenues to the city budget. This topic was presented by the Head of the Zhanaozen City Department of State Revenues, Nurzhan Nurbergenuly Zhanibekov.During the meeting, Akim Zhanseit Kainarbaev emphasized the importance of diversifying the city’s economy. He highlighted the need to develop small and medium-sized businesses and to attract new franchises to increase the share of domestic products. He also issued specific instructions to intensify work within the localization project, to include the construction of the “Binom” and “Abai” schools in the development plan, and to proceed with the construction of sports complexes.The Akim also underlined the importance of engaging entrepreneurs in the development of agriculture and tourism, stressing the need to reduce the region's dependency on oil and raw materials. According to him, the development of small and medium-sized businesses, tourism, and agriculture should now be the top priorities to ensure sustainable economic growth in the city.At the end of the meeting, the Akim instructed industrial enterprises to strengthen their responsibility for maintaining cleanliness and landscaping in the city, and to actively participate in citywide cleanup events.Following the meeting, all discussed issues were recorded in the minutes, and responsible officials were tasked with implementing the corresponding assignments within the specified timeframes. The implementation of all instructions will be under strict control.Press Service of the Akimat of ZhanaozenSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/akimat-goroda-zhanaozen/press/news/details/1005522?lang=kk

The Department of State Revenue for the Mangystau region informs that Chapter 47 of the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Customs Regulation in the Republic of Kazakhstan" (hereinafter referred to as the Code) has approved forms of customs control, one of which is customs inspection.The procedure for conducting an on-site customs inspection is defined by Article 418 of the Code.On-site customs checks are divided into the following types::1) unscheduled on-site customs inspection;2) counter unscheduled on-site customs inspection;3) comprehensive on-site customs inspection.An on-site customs inspection is carried out on the basis of a prescription (paragraph 3 of Article 418 of the Code).Unscheduled on-site customs inspections are carried out without restrictions on the frequency of such inspections.The grounds for the appointment of unscheduled on-site customs inspections are listed in paragraph 10 of Article 418 of the Code.If it is necessary to confirm the accuracy of the information provided by the person being checked, the customs authority may conduct a counter unscheduled on-site customs inspection of persons created and (or) registered in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, when conducting an on-site customs inspection by the customs authority and related to the person being checked for transactions (operations) with goods.The date of commencement of an on-site customs inspection is the date on which a copy of the customs inspection order is handed over to the person being checked.A comprehensive on-site customs inspection in accordance with paragraph 11-1 of Article 418 of the Code is carried out on the basis of a risk management system.The procedure for selecting the persons to be audited using the risk management system for the appointment of an audit is determined by the authorized body.Changes to the semi-annual schedules of complex on-site customs inspections are not allowed.The inspection is carried out according to the semi-annual schedule of comprehensive on-site customs inspections.The authorized body posts the schedule of inspections on its Internet resource for the first half of the year - until December 25 of the year preceding the year of the inspection.For the second half of the year, comprehensive on–site customs inspections will be carried out until May 25 of the current calendar year.The Customs authorities shall send or deliver a notice of the inspection to the person being checked at least thirty calendar days before the start of the inspection.The period of conducting an on-site customs inspection should not exceed two months. The specified period does not include the time period between the date of delivery of the request for documents and (or) information to the person being checked and the date of receipt of such documents and (or) information.The period for conducting an on-site customs inspection may be extended by one month by decision of the customs authority that conducts such an inspection.The results of an on-site customs inspection are formalized by an on-site customs inspection act.Prior to drawing up an on-site customs inspection report, in case of detection of violations of the customs legislation of the Eurasian Economic Union, customs and (or) other legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, an official of the customs authority sends or hands over to the person being checked a preliminary on-site customs inspection report.In this case, the person being checked has the right to submit a written objection to the preliminary act of on-site customs inspection.The date of completion of the on-site customs inspection is considered to be the date of the preparation of the on-site customs inspection report, issued based on the results of the on-site customs inspection, which is drawn up in two copies and signed by the officials who conducted the customs inspection.The act of on-site customs inspection is approved by the head (the person replacing him) of the customs authority that conducted the customs inspection.The first copy of the on-site customs inspection report is attached to the materials of the customs inspection, the second copy of the report with the attached calculations is sent or handed over to the person being checked no later than five calendar days from the date of completion of the on-site customs inspection.Based on the results of an on-site customs inspection, which revealed violations of the customs legislation of the Eurasian Economic Union, customs and (or) other legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a notification of the results of the inspection is issued.The notification of the inspection results is given to the person being checked.On-site customs inspection is not carried out in respect of individuals, with the exception of individual entrepreneurs registered in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.(unofficial translation)Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1006917?lang=kk

Jakarta, May 27, 2025 – The investment and tourism potential of Kazakhstan was showcased in Jakarta, along with the launch of the first issue of Salam Kazakhstan magazine. The event was attended by representatives from Indonesia’s Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Immigration, the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN), business circles, travel agencies, and leading media outlets.In his address, Kazakhstan’s Ambassador to Indonesia, Serzhan Abdykarimov, emphasized the shared aspirations of Kazakhstan and Indonesia for sustainable economic growth, underpinned by abundant natural resources and a dynamic human capital. He noted Kazakhstan’s high investment potential, having attracted over USD 456 billion in foreign direct investment over the past three decades – the highest in Central Asia.The Ambassador expressed confidence in the further strengthening of bilateral cooperation, particularly in trade, investment, energy, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, textile industry, and tourism. He highlighted the importance of the upcoming signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between KADIN and Kazakhstan’s Chamber of International Commerce, as well as the establishment of the “Kazakhstan-Indonesia Business Council” as a new platform to promote joint projects.He also pointed out the positive dynamics in tourist exchanges between the two countries and called for a visa-free regime for Kazakh citizens to further stimulate travel and business contacts. In conclusion, he invited Indonesian guests to discover Kazakhstan – the land of the Great Steppe, tulips, apples, nomadic culture, ancient civilizations, and breathtaking landscapes.Attendees were shown a video highlighting Kazakhstan’s tourist attractions, cultural heritage, and the global branding campaign “Kazakhstan: Born Bold.”Special attention was paid to Kazakhstan’s role as a strategic transit and logistics hub linking China, the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), and the European Union. Participants learned about government support measures for foreign investors, including tax incentives, infrastructure preferences, special economic zones, and the new opportunity of obtaining a 10-year multiple-entry visa.There was hope expressed that the intergovernmental agreements under discussion – on mutual promotion and protection of investments between Kazakhstan and Indonesia, as well as the creation of a free trade zone between Indonesia and the EAEU – would provide a new impetus to trade and investment flows.In her response, the Chairperson of the Association of the Indonesian Tours and Travel Agencies, Nunung Rusmiati, shared that Kazakhstan had left a lasting impression during her previous visit. “Kazakhstan is not only about stunning nature and culture, but also a country with high service standards, safety, and hospitality. We see great potential for direct tours, cultural exchanges, and joint tourism initiatives,” she said. She noted that tourism could serve as a powerful channel of people-to-people diplomacy and mutual understanding.The event concluded with remarks from representatives of the Ministry of Trade, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Indonesian Journalists Association, who commended Kazakhstan’s efforts to deepen economic and humanitarian ties and expressed readiness for further cooperation.Salam Kazakhstan is the first Indonesian-language publication about Kazakhstan, designed specifically for the Indonesian audience. The magazine offers structured and visually rich information on the country’s natural and cultural landmarks, history, economic potential, and investment climate. Special emphasis is placed on facts and opportunities of practical interest for Indonesian businesses and tourists.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-jakarta/press/news/details/1005557?lang=kk

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Dimple repair on P.Polkina street. Work has begun on patching the asphalt surface.The Akimat of the rural district is repairing damage to the roadway to make travel safer and more comfortable for all road users.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-katon-karagay-novohairuzovka/press/news/details/1005341?lang=kk

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