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В селе Мухаметжана  Туймебаева Илийского района более 1000 домов подключены к централизованной системе питьевого водоснабжения.  Стоимость проекта составила 1,4 млрд тенге. В рамках реализации было проложено 21,5 километра водопроводных сетей, построены два резервуара, две артезианские скважины глубиной до 220 метров, а также лаборатория. Подача воды началась в августе 2025 года, а строительно-монтажные работы полностью завершены в ноябре. Мощности системы рассчитаны с учетом перспективного роста численности населения до 30 процентов.Ранее в каждом доме имелись скважины глубиной до 35 метров, однако вода из них была непригодна для питья, в связи с чем жителям приходилось привозить воду самостоятельно.Как отметил руководитель отдела жилищно-коммунального хозяйства и жилищной инспекции Илийского района Газиз Алтайулы, в прошлом году в районе было построено 55,2 километра новых сетей питьевого водоснабжения и обновлено еще 10 километров.Кроме того, для села Коккайнар Ащыбулакского сельского округа разработана проектно-сметная документация на строительство системы водоснабжения и получено положительное заключение государственной экспертизы. В соответствии с проектом планируется проложить 22 километра водопроводных сетей и обеспечить централизованной питьевой водой более 1100 домов. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almobl/press/news/details/1156749?lang=kk

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During the meeting, Aisha Aitalieva spoke about the activities of the Ministry of Justice, familiarized with the ongoing legal reforms and the main achievements of the ministry.The parties also exchanged views on issues of mutual interest and discussed the prospects for further development of bilateral cooperation.Following the meeting, the parties expressed mutual gratitude and wished each other success in further work.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1154739?lang=kk

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GITEX, the world’s largest technology and startup event network, today announced the inaugural GITEX Ai CENTRAL ASIA & CAUCASUS Kazakhstan will take place in Almaty, the country’s largest city, from 4-5 May 2026. The new location puts the event at the centre of the region’s hub for commerce, manufacturing, enterprise, and innovation.Aligning with Kazakhstan’s year of digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI), GITEX Ai CENTRAL ASIA & CAUCASUS Kazakhstan reinforces the country’s intent to be one of world’s most influential technology ecosystems while enabling export growth, stronger partnerships, and increased investment into technology-driven projects.Organised by inD – the global organisers of GITEX events –  and hosted by the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, in partnership with Astana Hub and the Akimat of Almaty, GITEX Ai CENTRAL ASIA & CAUCASUS Kazakhstan will convene global policymakers, frontier-tech enterprises, AI visionaries, cloud and data-infrastructure leaders, fintech disruptors, and the region’s most promising startups to propel the region’s transformation into a competitive digital powerhouse.Zhaslan Madiev, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, commented: “Hosting GITEX in Almaty confirms Kazakhstan’s growing role as a regional hub for technology leaders, startups, and investment. For us, this is not just a large-scale event, but a practical instrument to accelerate digital transformation and the adoption of artificial intelligence across the economy and public administration. Our objective is to ensure that this momentum delivers measurable impact — enabling faster market deployment of solutions, increasing productivity, and creating new opportunities for people and businesses across the region.”Darhan Satybaldy, akim of Almaty city, said: “By hosting GITEX in Almaty, we are positioning the city to become an even more influential hub of innovation, commerce and enterprise for the wider Central Asian region. As our local development of frontier technology grows so does the realisation of our national ambition to export it to the rest of the world.”Trixie LohMirmand, CEO of inD, global organiser of GITEX, noted: “Kazakhstan’s leadership has demonstrated remarkable foresight in crafting a digital future rooted in conviction, capability, and socio-economic dividends. Almaty sits at the intersection of the entrepreneurial and innovation vigour ready to bring this vision to life. GITEX in Almaty offers a vantage point from which the world can not only observe the profound industrial and technological rise of Central Asia and the Caucasus but also participate in shaping its evolution.”A Strategic Move to the Country’s Innovation HeartlandWelcoming influential tech stakeholders in Almaty aligns with Kazakhstan’s broader digital strategy and responds directly to the city’s rapid rise as an innovation epicentre. It is home to more than 1,500 startups, and accounts for 50% of the country’s Venture Capitalist (VC) funds and will soon welcome the world-class Qazaqstan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (QAIST), reaffirming its position as the hub where innovation, investments and technical talent thrive. In this setting, GITEX offers unparalleled proximity to the companies, startups, investors, and research institutions shaping Central Asia’s emerging digital-first economy.A New Anchor for the World’s Leading Tech & Investments NetworkCentral Asia and the Caucasus are undergoing a seismic technological shift as digital adoption accelerates, startup ecosystems mature, and governments pursue future-focused transformation agendas. Within this landscape, Kazakhstan emerges as a regional frontrunner; home to Central Asia’s largest hyperscale data centre, more than 90% digitised public services, and flagship initiatives such as the alem.ai international AI centre.GITEX’s arrival in Kazakhstan marks a defining moment for this digital trajectory. With Almaty as the host city, the event becomes a regional anchor for the GITEX network, the world’s largest global ecosystem, which now links Central Asia and the Caucasus to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Brazil, Germany, India, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Serbia, Singapore, Turkey, and Vietnam.For more information, visit the website: https://shorturl.at/Ejl2CBook your space: https://shorturl.at/X5D5d Pre-register to visit: https://shorturl.at/ifrK1 Download event brochure: https://shorturl.at/xXaNGSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/1156485?lang=kk

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The Constitutional Commission played a key role in the process of developing a new Constitution in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The main task of the Commission was to develop legally sound proposals in the context of constitutional reform that met the needs of society. The commission consisted of 130 people, including legal scholars, maslikhat chairmen, representatives of the National Kurultai, members of regional public councils, experts, and heads of the scientific community and the media. This composition allowed for a comprehensive and professional discussion of the reform. The Office of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan was appointed as the working body of the Commission, which provided systematization of proposals and legal expertise. The Commission meetings were held in an open format, and well-known lawyers, human rights defenders, public activists, deputies and political scientists spoke at the meetings. In addition, the work of the commission was broadcast live and widely and in detail reported in the media. This clearly demonstrates that the new draft Constitution was developed in accordance with the principles of openness, transparency, and public oversight.

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In 2025, 87 offspring from 31 animal species were born at the Almaty Zoo. Furthermore, the zoo's collection is annually replenished with new and rare species, such as the bison, tamandua, civet, genet, and agama. This was announced by the head of the Almaty City Culture Department, Daniyar Aliyev, at a briefing held at the Regional Communications Service.Today, the Almaty Zoo is one of the oldest and most significant zoos in Kazakhstan. On its 21-hectare territory, it currently houses over 4,000 animals, birds, and reptiles belonging to 385 species. Of these, 76 species are included on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, and 24 species are listed in the Red Book of the Republic of Kazakhstan."In 2025, the number of zoo visitors reached 1.2 million people. This clearly demonstrates the high popularity of our zoo in the country and the region. The annual increase in attendance is the result of our work and a reflection of the mission to preserve nature," noted the head of the department, Daniyar Aliyev.In 2025, the Almaty Zoo was accepted as a full member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EAZA). This status confirms the zoo's compliance with international standards and opens up new opportunities in the field of animal conservation and scientific research.This year, a large-scale reconstruction will take place at the Almaty Zoo. The goal of the project is to create a comfortable, modern, and educationally rich space for visitors. Upon completion of the reconstruction, the zoo will be able to accommodate up to 2 million people per year.The Almaty Zoo is a unique place that fosters a love for nature and provides knowledge and vivid impressions for both children and adults. In this new stage of its development, the zoo is expected to become not only the largest modern center in Almaty but in the entire Central Asian region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/1149668?lang=kk

JSC “SPC Almaty” is launching concessional loans for entrepreneurs as part of the implementation of mechanisms to stabilize prices of socially important food products (SIFP).The loans will be provided to replenish working capital at an annual interest rate of 0.01% and will enable entrepreneurs to cover key operating expenses, including the purchase of raw materials, payment for services, salaries, and logistics.In turn, producers and retailers will undertake obligations to restrain prices for socially important food products. The volume of supplies is determined by the entrepreneur, and upon receiving the loan, prices on store shelves will be fixed for a specified period. The loan term ranges from three months to three years.The socially important food products covered by the concessional financing include:№Product Name1First grade wheat flour2Wheat bread made from first-class flour (shaped)3Horns4Buckwheat groats (yadritsa)5Ground rice (round grain)6Potato7Carrot canteen8Onion9White cabbage10Tomatoes (except "cherry" and "grape" varieties)11Cucumbers (except "gherkins"variety)12Apples13White sugar-granulated sugar14Sunflower oil15Beef with bones16Boneless beef17Minced meat18Lamb, including boneless meat19Horse meat, including boneless meat20Fresh, chilled and frozen fish (bream, crucian carp, walleye, carp, carp)21Chicken meat (thigh, drumstick, chicken legs)22Chickens (carcass)23Pasteurized, ultra-pasteurized, sterilized milk from 2.2% to 6% fat content without flavoring additives (except for lactose-free)24Kefir 2 – 3% fat content (excluding lactose-free)25Sour cream (excluding lactose-free)26Cottage cheese: 5 – 9% fat content (excluding lactose-free)27Hard, semi-hard cheese 40-50% fat content28Butter (unsalted, from 72.5 % to 80% fat content, without fillers and vegetable fats)29Chicken egg (Category I)30Black tea (without flavoring additives, except packaged)          Entrepreneurs can ознакомиться with the loan terms on the official website of SPC “Almaty” via the published announcement.          The decision on granting loans to business entities is made by the Commission for Ensuring the Implementation of Price Stabilization Mechanisms for SSFP under the Akimat of Almaty.          Applications are accepted until February 20, 2026. For consultations, entrepreneurs may contact +7 701 410 49 12.          Currently, SPC “Almaty” has active loan agreements with the following producers: “Sary-Bulak” Company — Category I eggs at no more than 59 tenge per unit on store shelves;“Alatau Kus” — chicken thighs and leg quarters at 1,100 tenge, drumsticks at 1,650 tenge;“Nauryz Agro KZ” — chicken thighs and leg quarters at 1,250 tenge.Price stabilization for these products is ensured for a period of up to three years.          SPC “Almaty” also cooperates with major retail chains. Through the Magnum Cash&Carry network, 10,440 tons of vegetables (potatoes — 5,120 tons, carrots — 2,000 tons, onions — 2,120 tons, cabbage — 1,200 tons) are being stabilized at fixed prices until April 30, 2026.          In addition, an agreement with the same retail chain remains in effect until March 2026 to stabilize prices for 11 SSFP items (buckwheat, rice, pasta, oil, dairy products, chicken, beef, flour, salt, and others).  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/1149659?lang=kk