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Background: The Ministry of Intellectual Property of the Republic of Korea is the government authority responsible for implementing state policy in the field of intellectual property. The Ministry conducts international cooperation in the field of intellectual property, participates in the development and implementation of modern mechanisms for the protection of intellectual property rights, and promotes innovation and the commercialization of intellectual work products.The Korean delegation included Mr. Jung Ilnam, Director of the Trademark Dispute Resolution Division of the Intellectual Property Dispute Resolution Bureau of the Ministry of Intellectual Property of the Republic of Korea, as well as Mr. Kim Jaeyeon, Deputy Director of the respective division.During the meeting, the parties discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation in the field of intellectual property, including the development of institutional interaction, the exchange of experience in the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights, and prospective areas for further cooperation.The participants noted the high level of cooperation between the two authorities and positively assessed the results of jointly conducted activities, including seminars, training programmes and expert consultations aimed at enhancing professional capacity and sharing best practices in the field of intellectual property.Particular attention was paid to preparations for the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Ministry of Intellectual Property of the Republic of Korea. The parties discussed key areas of future cooperation, including the organization of joint events, exchange of expert experience, development of human resources, and improvement of mechanisms for the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights.The parties also reviewed prospects for implementing new joint projects aimed at strengthening partnership relations and expanding cooperation between the two countries in the field of intellectual property.Following the meeting, the parties reaffirmed their mutual interest in further developing cooperation and expressed confidence that the forthcoming signing of the Memorandum would become an important step towards strengthening bilateral ties and creating additional opportunities for the implementation of joint initiatives in the field of intellectual property.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1237836?lang=ru

On 28 May 2026, the XIV International Forum «Anti-Counterfeit-2026» was held in Astana within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Forum. The Forum was organized by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan with the support of the Eurasian Economic Commission.The Forum became one of the largest international platforms in the Eurasian region dedicated to combating the illicit trafficking of counterfeit products, protecting intellectual property rights, developing digital control mechanisms and strengthening fair competition.The Forum's distinguished guests included Assistant to the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Legal Affairs Yerzhan Zhiyenbayev, Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Sarsembayev, Member of the Board (Minister) for Economy and Financial Policy of the Eurasian Economic Commission Bakhyt Sultanov and President of the Eurasian Patent Office of the Eurasian Patent Organization Grigory Ivliev.Opening the plenary session, the participants emphasized that, amid the rapid development of the digital economy and cross-border e-commerce, combating counterfeit products has become increasingly relevant. According to international organizations, the global trade in counterfeit goods amounts to approximately USD 467 billion, while in the EAEU countries alone more than 6.6 million units of counterfeit products were identified in 2024.In his speech, Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Sarsembayev stressed that intellectual property is now regarded not only as a legal institution, but also as a strategic resource for the development of the knowledge economy, innovation and digital technologies. Particular attention was drawn to the fact that the new version of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the first time explicitly establishes that intellectual property shall be protected by law.The Minister also emphasized that digitalization simultaneously creates new opportunities and poses new challenges, as counterfeit products are increasingly distributed through online platforms, marketplaces and cross-border e-commerce channels. In this regard, particular importance is attached to the introduction of digital services, the development of product traceability mechanisms and the use of artificial intelligence technologies in the protection of intellectual property rights.The Forum programme included a plenary session and 10 thematic sessions devoted to the digitalization of the intellectual property sphere, the development of product labeling systems in the EAEU countries, consumer protection in e-commerce, legalization of commodity markets, technical regulation, youth initiatives in combating counterfeiting as well as the application of artificial intelligence and modern digital technologies.Special attention was paid to issues related to building a transparent digital economy, strengthening international cooperation, increasing the accountability of online platforms and developing coordinated approaches among the EAEU member states to combat the illicit trafficking of counterfeit goods.The International Forum «Anti-Counterfeit-2026» brought together representatives of government authorities, law enforcement and customs agencies, international organizations, patent offices, business communities and expert circles from the EAEU member states. More than 1,000 participants registered for the Forum.The Forum will conclude with a final session during which recommendations will be adopted. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1229553?lang=ru

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A meeting was held in the Atyrau Region to explain the new Law "On Civil Service," as well as improve HR policies and ensure adherence to official ethics.The event was attended by Deputy Akim of the Region Zhasulan Bisembiev, Head of the Department of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs in Atyrau Region Nurlan Yerkebayev, and department heads.Ainur Yensegenova, Deputy Head of the Department of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs, delivered a report. She outlined the key provisions of the new law, which aims to professionalize the government apparatus, implement a hybrid career growth model, digitalize HR processes, and improve the social security of civil servants.According to her, the law establishes a procedure for digital selection for civil service positions through the integrated information system "E-Kyzmet.""The competitive selection process is conducted entirely online through the eqyzmet.gov.kz portal, which will simplify procedures, reduce timeframes, and increase the transparency of personnel processes. A mechanism for horizontal promotion within a position is also provided. For Corps B civil servants, a job level will be established, which will affect their salary," she said.During the meeting, special attention was paid to issues of official ethics, the prevention of corruption and bureaucracy, rules of conduct on social media, as well as a ban on cyberbullying and gambling.In turn, Zhasulan Bissembiyev noted that the adoption of the new law will strengthen the requirements for the professionalism of civil servants."As you are aware, the Head of State signed the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan 'On the Civil Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan.' This Law aims to increase the openness of the civil service system, strengthen accountability, and improve the quality of services provided to the public. Understanding these changes and their effective application in daily work is important for every civil servant," he said.At the end of the meeting, a question-and-answer session was held, where civil servants received clarification on issues of interest to them.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/1229809?lang=ru

This was announced by Berik Kadyrov, Director of the Atyrau Regional Branch of the Damu Entrepreneurship Development Fund, at a briefing at the Regional Communications Service.According to him, entrepreneurs in the region receive support through subsidies, guarantees, and preferential loans."Since 2010, 11,700 projects in the region have received state support totaling 622 billion tenge. Currently, the "Isker Aimak" and "Orleu" programs are being implemented for entrepreneurs," Kadyrov said.During the briefing, it was noted that the "Isker Aimak" program provides financial support of up to 200 million tenge to entrepreneurs in the manufacturing industry. The "Orleu" program will provide preferential loans of up to 7 billion tenge to the manufacturing, tourism, IT, and creative industries.In addition, mobile front offices for entrepreneurs have been launched, where businesspeople from remote areas are provided with consulting services on government support programs.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/1229816?lang=ru

Akim of Atyrau Region Serik Shapkenov held a personal meeting with citizens. Citizens who had registered for the meeting on a first-come, first-served basis participated in the meeting.During the meeting, residents of the region raised questions about healthcare, employment, housing and the process of registering for housing, obtaining land plots, and access to transportation services in rural areas.A resident of the Kurmangazy District requested service housing. She stated that she works in one of the district's villages and experiences daily difficulties commuting to work.Special attention was paid to the issue of transportation for people with special needs. One resident noted that people with disabilities of the first group can purchase tickets to Atyrau, but such a system does not exist in the districts. Head of the region emphasized the need to create a unified database and a convenient system to ensure unimpeded travel between settlements.A 71-year-old Afghan War veteran also raised a housing issue. He requested assistance in obtaining an apartment, noting that he had been on the housing waiting list since 2025.Head of the region Serik Shapkenov explained that apartments are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis in accordance with the law, and instructed representatives of JSC Otbasy Bank to explain in detail to the applicant the current mechanisms and procedures for obtaining housing.Following the meeting, Serik Shapkenov instructed the responsible government agencies to thoroughly review each request and take appropriate measures within the framework of current legislation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/1229921?lang=ru

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During the meeting the parties discussed current issues related to the development of Eurasian cooperation in the field of industrial property, digitalization of patent procedures and the introduction of modern technologies into the activities of patent offices.The Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Sarsembayev highlighted the large-scale constitutional reform being carried out in the country, within the framework of which issues of intellectual property have for the first time been enshrined at the constitutional level as a significant legal value. It was emphasized that these changes create an additional foundation for the further improvement of the national intellectual property system and the development of an innovation-driven economy.Special attention was paid to the development of electronic interaction between offices, the application of artificial intelligence technologies in patent examination as well as the improvement of mechanisms for supporting applicants and enhancing the quality of expert activities.The Kazakhstani side emphasized its consistent efforts aimed at modernizing the national intellectual property system, including the development of digital services, improvement of legislation and strengthening of international cooperation. It was noted that the protection of intellectual property is regarded as an important element in the formation of a modern innovative economy and sustainable technological development.The parties also exchanged views on the further improvement of Eurasian mechanisms in the field of patenting, the development of cooperation between national offices as well as the preparation of joint programs in the areas of digitalization and professional training of specialists.Following the meeting, the parties confirmed their mutual interest in further strengthening practical cooperation and implementing joint initiatives within the Eurasian space. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1230787?lang=ru

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New cultural centers are being built in the villages of Koptogai, Birlik, and Azgyr in the Kurmangazy District; Karabau, Miyaly, Zhangeldin, and Mukyr in the Kyzylkoga District; Zhana Karaton, Akkiiztogai, and Koshagyl in the Zhylyoi District; and in the village of Naryn in the Isatay District, according to the Regional Communications Service.In recent years, the region has placed particular emphasis on developing the cultural sector. Since 2023, 14 new cultural facilities have been commissioned, and 54 institutions have undergone major and ongoing renovations.Major projects in the region include the construction of a 1,200-seat concert hall and a new museum in Atyrau. Additionally, the former Wedding Palace will be reconstructed and handed over to the Dina Nurpeisova Academic Kazakh Folk Instrument Orchestra. Currently, there are 242 cultural facilities operating in the region, employing more than 3,000 specialists.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/1231143?lang=ru

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On June 1, the grand opening of the modern Almaly rehabilitation center for people with disabilities took place in Atyrau. This socially significant facility was commissioned as part of the implementation of the instructions of the Head of State, announced at the 4th meeting of the National Kuryltai.The opening ceremony was attended by Akim of Atyrau Region Serik Shapkenov, government representatives, veterans, and residents of the region.Construction of the new three-story center, with a total area of ​​22,000 square meters, began in 2023. The facility is designed to accommodate 150 people at a time, including children and adults. The opening of the center will significantly increase the volume of services provided: while previously approximately 1,100 people with special needs received rehabilitation care annually, now up to 2,300 patients will be able to receive comprehensive rehabilitation. Speaking at the ceremony, the regional governor noted that developing social infrastructure and supporting people with special needs remain among the priority areas of state policy."This center will provide comprehensive support to people with disabilities. The opening of such a socially significant facility is an important and joyful event for our region. This is another significant step towards creating an inclusive society in which everyone has equal opportunities. I express my gratitude to everyone who contributed to the implementation of this project. I wish the team productive work and professional success, and the recipients of the services good health, strength, and a speedy recovery," Serik Shapkenov said.The center provides comprehensive rehabilitation services to children aged 3 to 18 with musculoskeletal disorders, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism spectrum disorders, and other diagnoses. They are equipped with ABA therapy rooms, mechanotherapy rooms, sensory integration spaces, and occupational and art therapy workshops aimed at developing everyday and social skills.Modern rehabilitation facilities have been created for adult service recipients, including those with Groups I and II disabilities. The center features physiotherapy rooms and a remedial gym with modern exercise equipment, a swimming pool, and a hydrotherapy complex.As noted by Anar Kayupova, Director of the Almaly Center for Social Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities, the facility's activities are organized into six main areas: social and everyday life, medical, psychological, pedagogical, social and occupational, and cultural."The center is equipped with modern equipment for comprehensive rehabilitation. An individualized recovery and social adaptation program is developed for each service recipient. To ensure high-quality services, 189 specialists work here, including doctors, nurses, psychologists, speech therapists, special education teachers, and other specialized staff," Kayupova said.Today, more than 27,000 people with disabilities live in the Atyrau region. The opening of the Almaly Center marks a significant milestone for the region's social sector and another step in creating an accessible environment for people with special needs.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/1231802?lang=ru

In anticipation of International Children's Day, highly qualified maxillofacial surgeon, Doctor of Medicine, Professor Serik Nurmaganov from the Almaty Medical Park center was invited to the Atyrau Regional Children's Hospital. This was reported by the Regional Communications Service.The specialist participated in a master class for doctors in the region, demonstrating modern techniques for performing complex surgeries on children with congenital maxillofacial pathologies.The first surgery was performed today on a child aged 1 year and 9 months. According to doctors, the surgery was successful, and this practice will be continued."Currently, approximately 300 children with various maxillofacial pathologies are registered in the region. Timely surgery for children diagnosed with cleft palate positively impacts speech development and normal feeding.""The master class, which runs from May 28 to 30, is scheduled to include 12 surgeries—four daily. Additionally, Professor Serik Nurmaganov will be seeing patients and providing consultations on May 28 and 29," Kaisar Abdaliyev, Head of the Regional Department of Healthcare, said.This initiative was launched last year in the lead-up to International Children's Day and is already becoming a regular project.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/1231859?lang=ru

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