To ensure information security and protect users, the authorization procedure on the eGov.kz portal has changed since October this year. Now, after the first stage of authorization using a digital signature (DS), the user must verify their identity with an SMS code sent from 1414. The changes apply to the eGov.kz portal as well as its components (the eOtinish service and the 'Open Government' portal).   The new authorization system is aimed at enhancing information security and protecting users' data when using government online services. The second stage of authorization protects citizens in case of loss of access to their digital signature (DS) key, as well as against unauthorized access to the eGov.kz portal by third parties using the user's key. For this, the user’s identity must be verified via the mobile phone number linked to their eGov.kz portal account. What should a user do if they do not receive an SMS from 1414?To receive SMS codes correctly, the user must ensure that their phone number is linked to their eGov.kz portal account. If the phone number is not linked to the account, the user will not be able to receive messages from 1414. You can find the instructions for linking your mobile phone number to your eGov.kz portal account here.Is there another way to log in without an SMS code?A user can log in to the eGov.kz portal using the eGov Mobile application. To do this, the user needs to scan a special QR code from the eGov.kz portal's authorization page using the eGov Mobile application.What steps should users take if they are abroad?Users located outside the Republic of Kazakhstan will only receive SMS messages from 1414 if international roaming is enabled. Therefore, it is important to ensure that the roaming service is active before using the public services of the eGov.kz portal abroad. Note! Sharing digital signature (DS) keys with third parties is prohibited, since DS serves as a personal identification tool and is equivalent to a handwritten signature. The transfer of DS to other persons is subject to administrative liability.To avoid violations when using a digital signature (DS), documents on behalf of a legal entity can only be signed by the head of the organization or individuals officially authorized by the organization. Each person uses their own digital signature (DS), and the power of attorney only confirms that the individual has the right to sign documents on behalf of the legal entity. If the information system used for signing requires additional permissions, the procedure should be clarified with the system owner.Individuals and individual entrepreneurs can officially authorize another person to sign documents on their behalf. In this case, each person uses their own digital signature (DS) issued in their name.In the event that violations are detected, individuals and legal entities will be held administratively liable. Depending on the category of the offender, the following amounts of administrative fines are established: individuals – 50 MCI (KZT 196,600);officials, small business entities, and non-profit organizations – 100 MCI (KZT 393,200);medium-sized business entities – 150 MCI (KZT 589,800);large business entities – 200 MCI (KZT 786,400).The change to the authorization procedure was implemented in accordance with Clause 47, 'Approval of Unified Requirements in the Field of Information and Communication Technologies and Information Security', which stipulates the mandatory use of multi-factor authentication. The updated authorization procedure applies to both individuals and legal entities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-selinograd/press/news/details/1084376?lang=kk

At a meeting of the permanent commissions of the city maslikhat, with the participation of heads of passenger transport enterprises, the issue of the state and prospects of passenger transportation development in Ust-Kamenogorsk was considered.As a result of the discussion, recommendations were given to responsible structures on comprehensive improvement of the quality of public transport services. In particular, the focus is on: ensuring a sufficient number of traffic schedules on key routes, taking into account peak loads; strengthening schedule monitoring, especially in the evening and in remote areas of the city; analyzing passenger traffic using the ONAY! system in order to identify the most in-demand destinations and possible opening of new routes.Recommendations were also given on the work of drivers and conductors with passengers: compliance with ethical rules, prohibition of smoking in transport, as well as assistance to persons with disabilities. In addition, carriers are invited to consider the possibility of introducing uniform uniforms for public transport employees.Special attention is paid to ensuring the smooth operation of the ONAY! fare payment system, timely informing passengers about its functioning and responding to user complaints.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ukmaslihat/press/news/details/1084384?lang=kk

Today, the Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Ernar Yerzhanov, introduced the new head of the State Revenue Department for the Almaty Region, Anuarbekov Sh.A. to the staff.Shingys Anuarbekov has many years of professional experience working in the tax service of Kazakhstan. He began his career in the tax authorities in 1998 as a specialist in the Tax Committee for the Turksib district of Almaty.Over the years, he has held senior positions in the tax departments of Almaty, Zhambyl, Akmola, and Kostanay regions. From August 2022 to the present, he has headed the Department of State Revenue for Astana.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1084402?lang=kk

In honor of Teacher's Day, a new specialized lyceum No. 8 was officially opened in our city. This school was built in 1952 and was built on the site of an emergency building.It was originally planned to carry out major repairs at this school. However, as a result of a comprehensive technical inspection, the building was declared an emergency and turned out to be unsuitable for further operation. In this regard, a project for a new school building has been developed.The new school meets all the standards of modern education. Spacious and bright classrooms, in particular, a STEM classroom equipped with modern technologies for practical science education, modern laboratories, robotics classrooms, workshops, an assembly hall, a sports hall, and a library. All conditions have been created in the school building for the comprehensive development of children and the comfortable work of teachers.At the same time, it is worth noting the duration of the project, although the standard construction period is 15 months, in practice, the construction work was fully completed in 9 months. This is a vivid example of effective and well-coordinated work.The opening ceremony was attended by Akim of the region Nariman Toregalievich, who congratulated the teachers on their professional holiday and thanked them for their hard work. He noted that the opening of the lyceum is a clear indication that the region pays priority attention to the development of human capital.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko-kurylys/press/news/details/1084418?lang=kk

In Astana, Arman Shakkaliyev, Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, met with representatives of non-governmental organizations, the business community, and industry associations. The meeting focused on developing domestic trade, strengthening the position of domestic producers, and improving the regulatory framework for the industry.Over 120 people attended the meeting, including Banu Nurgaziyeva, President of the Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan, Albert Rau and Nurzhan Ashimbetov, members of the Majilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, representatives of the Association of Retail Chains, heads of large retail chains from across the country, owners of retail markets, as well as representatives of industry associations specializing in domestic producers and the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs.Opening the event, the Minister emphasized that ensuring food security, price stability, and access to retail shelves for domestic producers are strategic objectives facing the Government, which the Head of State places particular emphasis on. The Ministry is implementing comprehensive measures aimed at reducing import dependence, developing private labels, and creating a competitive retail ecosystem in the country."Trade ranks second in terms of economic contribution to GDP, accounting for 16.5%, providing employment for over 1.5 million people. Domestic trade turnover has grown by almost 80% over the past five years, reaching 70.7 trillion tenge in 2024. This trend confirms that trade is not simply an intermediary, but a key sector that is shaping a sustainable middle class and new consumption formats," noted Arman Shakkaliyev.The Minister of Trade expressed gratitude to businesses for their demonstrated social responsibility during the Bereke Fest campaign. Retail chains organized special corners and provided direct deliveries of meat and produce from agricultural firms to the Northwestern Territory. More than 80 retail chains participated. In the lead-up to Republic Day, discounts on a wide range of food and non-food products will be offered in all major shopping malls and online platforms. The format of the promotion was discussed.First Vice Minister Aizhan Bizhanova announced current measures aimed at supporting domestic producers. Legislative requirements have been established requiring at least 30% of shelf space to be allocated to Kazakhstani food and non-food products. These requirements apply to all retail formats, from large retail chains to convenience stores and markets. State support also provides for an additional 20% increase in shelf space in exchange for subsidies. Failure to meet these conditions will result in the termination of funding and a refund.To simplify interactions between producers and retail chains and marketplaces, a "Single Window" for applications is being created on the QazTrade platform, which will be integrated with the Register of Domestic Producers. This solution will ensure prompt and transparent access of products to the market.Much attention is also being paid to fair leasing arrangements. New rules establish requirements for lease agreements with fixed terms, a limit on rent revisions no more than once per year, and mandatory six-month notice.At the meeting, representatives of the Magnum and SMALL&SKIF chains shared their successful experiences in developing private labels (PLs). This is becoming a key strategic area in retail, helping to build customer loyalty and strengthen competitive positions.Private labels are products offered exclusively within a single chain. They are distinguished by affordable prices (10-20% lower than comparable products), high quality, and cover all price segments from economy to premium.The SMALL&SKIF chain emphasizes collaboration with domestic manufacturers, which helps ensure quality, support local businesses, and create a unique offering for customers. Magnum's private label development has demonstrated impressive results: over five years, the share of such products in the chain's turnover has grown from 1.7% to 11.9%. The network works with 71 producers in 18 cities, developing a sustainable supply chain and strengthening its local presence.Representatives of industry associations, such as the Union of Potato and Vegetable Growers of Kazakhstan, the Association of Egg Producers of Kazakhstan, the Dairy Union of Kazakhstan, the Grain Union of Kazakhstan, the Association of Meat Processing Enterprises of Kazakhstan, and others, also expressed their positions. Participants expressed their willingness to act as reliable suppliers and provide the domestic market with stable supplies and the necessary product range, emphasizing their commitment to supporting the domestic retail network and developing sustainable supply chains.Meeting participants paid special attention to the provisions of the new Tax Code. In particular, preferential special regimes will be retained for trade and the agro-industrial complex, and the taxation procedure for agricultural producers with a fixed income has been simplified.The VAT rate has been reduced to 3% of income, while legal entities in the agricultural sector have a reduced VAT burden.The base VAT rate has been set at 16%, with small businesses operating under special regimes exempt from payment. Tax incentives for the self-employed and processors are also retained, including the possibility of deferring VAT on imported raw materials used for domestic production."If a business serves the public, provides simple services, and small-scale trade, the simplified tax system remains in place. However, if a business serves companies, works with government contracts, builds large facilities, or has a large turnover, that's a different matter. There must be comprehensive tax accounting. We also prioritized transparency. The simpler the activity, the easier it is to administer the simplified system," Vice Minister of National Economy Yerlan Sagnayev noted in his speech.After discussing key areas of domestic market support, Banu Nurgaziyeva, President of the Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan, noted the importance of consolidating the efforts of all parties."Today, relevant NGOs, associations, and domestic producers have gathered. Indeed, food security is a key component. We want domestic products to be a true priority; we want healthy products. Domestic products are in high demand and are of good quality. Working together, government, business, and the civil society can boost and develop domestic production," she emphasized.At the end of the meeting, the participants expressed their readiness for further cooperation, noting the importance of regular dialogue between the government, business, and civil society to foster a fair, competitive, and transparent market that benefits all citizens.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1084036?lang=kk

Today, the “Korkyt Sazy” concert took place at the “Korkyt Ata” Memorial Complex as part of the international folklore and music festival “Korkyt and the Melody of the Great Steppe.” The festival, held once every three years, aims to strengthen the spiritual unity of Turkic peoples and promote our shared culture to the world. This year marks the seventh edition of the event.The festival was organized with the support of the Kyzylorda Regional Akimat and the International Turkic Culture and Heritage Foundation. Artistic groups from various regions of Kazakhstan, as well as from fraternal countries such as Turkey, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tuva, and the Altai Republic, took part in the event.The program began in a special spiritual atmosphere. Guests were greeted by the “Äzheler Ensemble” performing the traditional shashu ceremony, showcasing Kazakh hospitality.The festival was attended by the representative of the TURKSOY International Organization Secretariat, Sandzhar Mulazimoglu, President of the International Turkic Culture and Heritage Foundation Aktoty Raimkulova, and Head of the Department of Culture, Archives and Documentation of the Kyzylorda Region Zhanmurat Seilov, who emphasized the importance of the event.The cultural program featured performances inspired by the life and philosophical worldview of Korkyt Ata, as well as zhyrau and terme performances. Artistic groups from various countries also presented their national works to the audience.This festival, which strengthens the spiritual bond between fraternal peoples and passes on Korkyt Ata’s legacy to the younger generation, was organized at a high level.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1084101?lang=kk

On October 9, 2025, the Department of State Revenues for the Koksu District held an “Open Doors Day” for individual entrepreneurs and taxpayers. During the event, specialists provided detailed explanations of the main provisions of the new Tax Code, which will come into force in 2026.Participants were informed about key changes in tax legislation, including updates related to VAT, CIT, and PIT. The meeting also covered the specifics of taxation for small and medium-sized businesses, measures aimed at simplifying tax administration procedures, and new opportunities designed to reduce excessive administrative barriers for entrepreneurs.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1084103?lang=kk

On October 9, 2025, the Kerbulak District Department of State Revenues held an "Open Day" for individual entrepreneurs and taxpayers on the topic “Explanation of the Main Provisions of the New Tax Code.”The main goal of the event was to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the key provisions of the new Tax Code, which will come into effect in 2026.During the meeting, specialists thoroughly explained the innovations in tax legislation to entrepreneurs, paying special attention to changes in value-added tax (VAT), corporate income tax (CIT), and individual income tax (IIT).In addition, participants received detailed information on the specifics of taxation for small and medium-sized businesses, measures to simplify tax administration, and steps to reduce bureaucratic barriers for entrepreneurs. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1084119?lang=kk

From 9 to 10 October 2025, Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Sarsembayev represented the country at the 144th plenary session of the Venice Commission.The plenary session of the Venice Commission was also attended by the Chair of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan Elvira Azimova.The agenda of the 144th plenary session included discussion of conclusions on draft laws and legal issues in a number of countries, including Hungary, the Slovak Republic, Spain, Armenia, Georgia, North Macedonia and Ukraine.Conclusions on legal issues raised at previous sessions concerning Albania and the Republic of Moldova were also considered.During participation in the 144th plenary session of the Venice Commission, Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Sarsembayev met with Judge of the Constitutional Court of Korea Kim Hyung-doo, where Yerlan Sarsembayev provided information on the digitalisation and introduction of artificial intelligence elements into the information systems of the judiciary currently underway in the country.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1084126?lang=kk

The “Otandastar Qory” Foundation operates the Center for Information Support of Compatriots Abroad (Call Center 1404), providing 24/7 assistance to Kazakh citizens around the world.Calls from all Kazakhstan mobile operators and landline numbers are free of charge, and support is also available via WhatsApp and Telegram.Contacts:📞 1404 (free within Kazakhstan)📞 8 800 080 1404 (from landline numbers)📞 +7 (7172) 98 1404, +7 708 903 8217 (from abroad)🌐 oq.gov.kz | erulik.kz | komek@oq.gov.kz📱 @OtanDastarQory | @otandastar_qorySource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-abudhabi/press/news/details/1084133?lang=kk

Brussels, October 10, 2025 — Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Akkenzhenov took part in the Global Gateway Forum in Brussels, where he held a series of strategic meetings with the leadership of the European Union and heads of major European financial institutions. The visit reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s status as a key and reliable partner of the EU in Central Asia.During the forum, Minister Akkenzhenov met with European Commissioner for International Partnerships Josef Sikela and European Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Marta Kos. The parties discussed ways to deepen cooperation in energy security and the development of green energy.The Minister reiterated Kazakhstan’s strategic goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060, emphasizing that the country follows a pragmatic and balanced approach to the green transition. According to him, this process must ensure a balance between the development of renewable energy sources and the reliability of the national power system, which currently relies on conventional generation.A key focus of the visit was on attracting investment. The Minister held substantive meetings with Odile Renaud-Basso, President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD); Cyril Bellet, Director of the French Development Agency (AFD); and representatives of the Italian financial group Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP).The main outcome of the visit was the signing of Memoranda of Cooperation with leading European financial institutions — the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Investment Bank (EIB). These documents are aimed at mobilizing investments in regional projects, including the Kambarata-1 Hydropower Plant, renewable energy initiatives, and modernization of power grids.On the sidelines of the forum, the Central Asia Partnership Dialogue was held, organized by the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ). The event brought together energy ministers from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan. Minister Akkenzhenov presented Kazakhstan’s position on regional electricity trade, joint development of hydropower potential, and harmonization of technical standards for renewable energy.“Our visit to Brussels confirmed the strong mutual interest in deepening the energy partnership. Kazakhstan is a reliable supplier of energy resources and is ready to become Europe’s strategic ally in green energy, critical raw materials, and green hydrogen production. The signed agreements with the EIB and EBRD send a clear signal to European businesses that Kazakhstan is a promising and secure destination for long-term investment in a sustainable future,” — emphasized Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Akkenzhenov.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/energo/press/news/details/1084143?lang=kk

В Семее изменен график работы подразделений филиала Государственной корпорации «Правительство для граждан»           Филиал НАО «Государственная корпорация «Правительство для граждан» по области Абай информирует жителей города Семей об изменении режима работы ряда подразделений. С 13 октября 2025 года отдел регистрации актов гражданского состояния (РАГС), Государственный центр выплат пенсий (ГЦВП) и отдел земельного кадастра будут работать по следующему графику: с 08:00 до 17:30, с понедельника по пятницу. Время обеденного перерыва остается без изменений - с 13:00 до 14:30. При этом ЦОНы города Семей продолжают работу в штатном режиме: * с понедельника по пятницу - с 09:00 до 18:00;* дежурный ЦОН обслуживает граждан в будние дни с 09:00 до 20:00,а в субботу - с 09:00 до 13:00.   Филиал Госкорпорации по области Абай благодарит жителей за понимание и просит планировать посещение подразделений с учетом нового графика работы.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-kokpekti/press/news/details/1084163?lang=kk

On October 9,  the Central Library named after Saken Seifullin held a regional competition "Uzdik zhyl adiskeri 2025" in order to determine the comprehensive qualifications and professional skills of methodologists.The competition consisted of 3 stages.Stage 1: self-presentation "Men adiskermin" presentation in the project "Mamandyq sheberligi: úzdik joba"Stage 2: 20 questions of the professional test on the specialty "Testileý  kezeńi"Stage 3: answers to 5 professional questions on the topic "Ádiskerlerdiń aqyl-oı alańy"7 librarians from district, city, and rural libraries participated in the contest.The 1st degree diploma was awarded to Zhanar Seidakhmetova, librarian of the Kerbulak District Library.The 2nd degree diploma went to Fеруза Tokhtasunova from the Alakol District.The 3rd degree diploma was awarded to Aknur Smagulova from the Yeskeldi District.All participants of the contest received Certificates of Appreciation.                         Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zhetysu-archive/press/news/details/1084176?lang=kk

Cairo, September 28, 2025 – The Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Arab Republic of Egypt, Askar Zhengis, held a meeting with the management of Egyptian International Pharmaceutical Industries Co. (EIPICO) to discuss plans for implementing an investment project in Kazakhstan.Ahmed Kelani, Chairman of EIPICO, said the company is moving forward with plans to build a modern full-cycle pharmaceutical plant in Kazakhstan, with an estimated investment of USD 33 million.He noted that the project is entering a practical stage, with a site already selected. EIPICO’s leadership is expected to visit Kazakhstan soon to discuss organizational and technical aspects of the plant’s development.Kazakhstan’s Ambassador stressed that the government will continue to provide strong support for the initiative, highlighting the development of the pharmaceutical sector and expansion of local drug production as strategic priorities.EIPICO is Egypt’s leading exporter of pharmaceuticals, accounting for about 21 % of the country’s total pharma exports. As part of its international expansion strategy, the company sees Kazakhstan as a key location for localizing production and serving regional markets.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-cairo/press/news/details/1084188?lang=kk

Kigali, 9 october 2025 – the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Republic of Kenya, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the UN Office in Nairobi Barlybay Sadykov met with the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Republic of Rwanda Ms. Gertrude Kazarwa, Minister of Defense Mr. Juvenal Marisamunda, Minister of Agriculture Mr. Mark Bagabe, Permanent Secretary of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Ms. Clementine Mukeka, Permanent Secretary of Trade and Industry Mr. Antoine Marie Kajangwe, Permanent Secretary of Information and Communication Technologies and Innovations Mr. Eraste Rurangwa, Chief Executive Officer of the Mining, Oil and Gas Council Ms. Alice Uwase, Chief Operating Officer of the National Agricultural Export Development Board Ms. Sandrine Urujeni, Chief Executive Officer of the Private Sector Federation of Rwanda Mr. Stephen Ruzibiza.During these meetings, the Ambassador informed the partners about the political and economic reforms being carried out in Kazakhstan, the strategic objectives outlined in the President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s State of the Nation Address to the People of Kazakhstan “Kazakhstan in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: Current Challenges and Solutions through Digital Transformation” and Kazakhstan's international initiatives.The parties discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation with the aim of implementing the agreements reached during the official visit of the President of the Republic of Rwanda P. Kagame to Astana in May 2025. Particular attention was paid to plans for developing cooperation in such areas as energy, agriculture, information technology and innovation, mining and space industries, and interparliamentary cooperation.The Rwandan side highly praised the political and economic reforms being carried out in Kazakhstan, as well as Kazakhstan's international initiatives, and confirmed its interest in developing long-term cooperation with Astana. The parties noted the importance of the Agreement on the establishment of the Kazakhstan-Rwanda Business Council, signed on September 26, 2025, aimed at expanding interaction between the business communities and promoting the development of trade, economic and investment cooperation between our countries.Following the meetings, the parties agreed to continue collaborating on issues of mutual interest and to organize expert meetings via videoconference between the relevant agencies of the two countries to discuss in detail joint measures to advance cooperation outlined in the legal documents signed during President P.Kagame's visit to Kazakhstan and to develop a roadmap for their practical implementation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-nairobi/press/news/details/1084194?lang=kk

Ensuring the fulfillment of the obligation to pay customs duties and taxes is the providing guarantees (property or other) to the customs authority, allowing the state to be confident of receiving the due amounts, even in the event of non-payment by the declarant or another person.The obligation to pay customs duties and taxes in the Republic of Kazakhstan is secured in specific cases provided for by the current customs legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan (specifically, Articles 91, 194, 195, 196, 223, 257, 170, 387, 397 of the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Customs Regulation in the Republic of Kazakhstan" (hereinafter referred to as the Code)). The following ones are frequently used:- Specifics of the release of goods before the verification of customs, other documents and (or) information (Article 195 of the Code) is completed;- Specifics of the release of goods when a customs examination is ordered (Article 196 of the Code);- Conditions for placing goods under the customs procedure of customs transit (Articles 223 and 226 of the Code);- Placing goods for temporary storage in places at the request of a person with authority in respect of the goods, in accordance with Article 170 of the Code.The methods of ensuring the fulfillment of the obligation to pay customs duties and taxes are money, bank guarantee, surety, pledge of property, and an insurance contract (as stipulated in Articles 97–102 of the Code).The simplest and most common method is money, in which the amount of customs payments and taxes is deposited into the customs authority's account for the temporary placement of funds. When using a bank guarantee, a bank's assurance for the payment of customs duties and taxes is required. When utilizing a surety, a guarantee from a third party (other than a bank) is necessary. The use of a pledge of property provides for the transfer of property as collateral to the customs authority before the fulfillment of the obligation. When employing an insurance contract, the customs authority accepts contracts issued by insurance organizations included in the register of insurance organizations licensed for insurance activities.Amount of the security is determined based on the amounts of customs duties and taxes that would be payable in the Republic of Kazakhstan if goods were placed under the customs procedure of release for domestic consumption without applying tariff preferences and benefits.The Customs authorities, for their part, monitor the availability and sufficiency of the amount of the security. In case of failure to fulfill obligations to pay customs duties and taxes in accordance with the cases provided for by the current customs legislation, the customs authority shall collect the customs duties and taxes according to the chosen method of ensuring the fulfillment of the obligation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1084198?lang=kk

«Отандастар Қоры» шетелде тұратын этникалық қазақтарға және елге оралған қандастарға түрлі мәселелер бойынша жан-жақты ақпараттық-консультациялық қолдау көрсету жұмыстарын жүргізеді.Осы мақсатта назарға алу үшін «Отандастар Қоры» жанынан құрылған «Шетелдегі отандастарды ақпараттық қолдау орталығының» жаңартылған WhatsApp байланыс нөмірлерін жариялап отырмыз.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-gorgan/press/news/details/1084205?lang=kk

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New Delhi, 6 October 2025 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to India Azamat Yeskarayev met with members of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) to discuss prospects for joint cooperation. The meeting was held at the initiative of the Indian side and brought together around 30 leading companies from various sectors of the economy.For reference: The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) was established in 1927 and is India’s largest and oldest supreme business organization. FICCI includes both private and state-owned commercial companies, as well as international companies and regional chambers of commerce and industry from various Indian states, with a total of nearly 300,000 members.During his opening speech A. Yeskarayev briefed participants about current economic situation between two countries and presented the advantages of Kazakhstan’s favorable investment climate. Particular attention was paid to the implementation of new joint investment projects in the country.In addition, the head of the Kazakh diplomatic mission noted that at this period, the trade and economic potential has not been fully realized. According to him, there are significant opportunities for growth in trade turnover between two countries in the near future to 3 billion US dollars.While, executives of Indian companies asked questions about supporting tools for foreign investors, for their questions provided comprehensive answers.During the meeting, particular attention was paid to cooperation in economic sectors such as construction, IT, pharmaceuticals, tourism, industry, renewable energy sources.A series of productive meetings were held as part of this event, during which relevant investment teasers were presented to representatives of Indian companies.In addition, the management of the FICCI Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced plans to organize a visit by Indian companies to Kazakhstan before the end of this year. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-delhi/press/news/details/1084003?lang=kk

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