The issue of Aktobe's development was considered at a meeting chaired by the regional akim. The agenda discussed the city's current problems, as well as ways to solve them. The main attention was paid to the socio-economic development of the regional center, infrastructure projects and improvement of territories. Also, issues of housing construction and ecology were raised.The city akim Azamat Beket announced that the budget of the regional center for 2025 was approved in the amount of 144 billion tenge. These funds will be directed to the development of the city, modernization of infrastructure and improving the quality of life of the population.In particular, it is planned to build roads in the "Altyn Orda" microdistrict, in the "Bauyrlastar-1, 4", "Yasny-2", "Akzhar-2" residential areas, in the lower Kurayli and a number of other residential areas. Also, the bridge across the Elek River in the Kirpishty microdistrict will be renovated. A gas pipeline will be built in the residential areas of "Akzhar Plus", "Sazda-3", "Rauan-2", and water supply networks will be built in the Shilisay-1, -2, Parasat, Duman and other areas. This year, the construction of power supply networks is planned in the residential areas of "Rauan-2", "Sazda-3", "Sarbaz-2", "Eset Batyr", "Ontustik-Batys-2", "Zhanakonys-4". Funds have been allocated for the improvement of the courtyards of 50 multi-storey residential buildings."Important investment projects are being implemented in the regional center. This year, the construction of a rail welding plant worth 21.4 billion tenge will begin. A land plot of 3.5 hectares has been allocated for the plant of "PZTM LTD" LLP. Another strategically important project is the creation of the "Aktobe" special economic zone in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe Aliya Moldagulova International Airport. We plan to locate modern industrial enterprises on an area of ​​\u200b\u200b858 hectares. The completion of construction is scheduled for 2026. The implementation of this project will significantly increase the investment attractiveness of our city and create new jobs,” said Azamat Beket.The city akim also said that it is planned to reconstruct the A. Pushkin park in the regional center at the expense of sponsorship funds and build the “Altyn Besik” glamping in the Kirpishti microdistrict. A draft project for the improvement of the area near the bus station is being developed. This year, it is planned to complete the construction of the alley along Tauyelsizdik Avenue and the “Konys” park.Listening to the report of the city akim, the head of the region Askhat Shakharov instructed to ensure timely and effective use of budget funds, minimizing the risks of underspending, without delaying the implementation of projects.“In the future, it is important for our city to implement all planned projects as efficiently and on time as possible. Only in this way can we create favorable conditions for our residents and contribute to the development of the regional center,” - noted Askhat Shakharov.The regional akim also undertook to resolve the issue of problematic facilities. Today, there are 20 unfinished projects in the field of road construction in Aktobe. Of these, court proceedings are underway on 13 projects, and amendments are being made to the design and estimate documentation for 7 projects.“I have repeatedly emphasized the need to take strict measures against unscrupulous contracting organizations, up to and including termination of contracts. In the future, organizations should not be allowed to adjust their cost estimates. We are obliged to require contractors to carefully and accurately calculate all costs during the planning stage in order to avoid violations and shortcomings in the process of project implementation,” the head of the region instructed to strengthen control over the fulfillment of contractual obligations and increase the responsibility of contractors.The regional akim also drew attention to the problem of large-scale garbage disposal in the city and the appearance of spontaneous garbage dumps around settlements.“We have resolved the issue of garbage disposal. Companies are restoring work and purchasing new equipment. The problem is related to the accumulation of large amounts of garbage that residents themselves must remove, which cannot be dumped around landfills or residential areas. Millions of tenge are spent annually from the city budget on the elimination of spontaneous garbage. If residents continue to create landfills, we will be forced to raise tariffs. Improving the city is an important task. The “Clean Kazakhstan” campaign should not be a one-time event, but a permanent one. Order in the city must be maintained constantly. This is a national task, and each of us must take care of our common home. Cleanliness is important not only for guests and investors, but also for residents in general. A clean and beautiful city should become a way of life,” the akim said.Askhat Shakharov also touched upon the issue of flooding of city streets. To address these important issues, he instructed the city akim to accelerate construction and installation work on sewer projects by September of this year. He also noted the need to conduct regular monitoring of unauthorized landfills and take urgent measures to eliminate them, together with the Department of Ecology. "The work must be specific, coordinated, and systematic. The city must develop, and its results must be seen and felt by residents!", the akim concluded the meeting.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aktobe/press/news/details/931290

The Digital Almaty International Technology Forum, held in Almaty, was attended by more than 15,000 participants from 30 countries.The forum discussed key topics of digital transformation, such as artificial intelligence, digital economy and cybersecurity. As part of the event, the Vice Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan Bekbolat Moldabekov presented an innovative project - a digital bailiff, which significantly improves the process of collecting fines.In his speech, Bekbolat Moldabekov noted that previously, citizens of Kazakhstan had to pay an additional commission of 25% of the fine amount to private bailiffs. To address this issue, the Ministry of Justice introduced a digital bailiff - a robot that automates the process of collecting fines without human intervention.Key advantages of the digital solution:Accuracy: By blocking only one account and the amount of the fine, it eliminates unnecessary accounting costs.Optimization: Using Big Data analysis, it was shown that sending notifications after paying wages significantly increases the speed of payment.Savings: The robot is used to collect fines up to 20 MCI. This will allow citizens to save 5 billion tenge per year.Real efficiency: In the first 4 months of the project, savings of 550 million tenge were achieved.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/931102

On February 4, 2025, an extraordinary meeting of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation, the Judiciary and Law Enforcement Agencies of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held. The topic of discussion was topical issues in the field of intellectual property, including improving legislation, combating counterfeit products, protecting copyrights, and international cooperation.The meeting was attended by the Chairman of the Senate Committee of the Parliament, the Minister of Justice, Senate deputies, the Vice Minister of Justice, as well as representatives of the Committee on Intellectual Property Rights and the National Institute of Intellectual Property.Opening the event, Minister of Justice Yerlan Sarsembayev noted that the protection and preservation of intellectual property rights is an important direction of state policy, as it contributes to the development of the economy, science, and innovation. In his congratulatory address, the Chairman of the Senate Committee of the Parliament Nurlan Beknazarov noted the need to protect intellectual property with legal instruments for the development of a creative economy, as outlined in the Address of the Head of State dated September 1, 2023. Intellectual property rights, as an important institution of civil law, play a key role in creating a favorable investment climate, developing innovations and strengthening the competitiveness of the country's economy.During the meeting, the keynote speech was delivered by Vice Minister of Justice Botagoz Zhakselekova. She presented an analysis of the current situation in the field of protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights and identified the main challenges facing the state. Paying special attention to the problem of the distribution of counterfeit products, she noted that this causes great harm not only to rightholders, but also to the economy as a whole. The Vice Minister noted that after the moratorium on inspections of business entities was lifted, mechanisms for suppressing the illegal use of intellectual property objects and detecting violations were activated.The main issues discussed were violations of intellectual property rights on marketplaces, issues of collective management of authors' rights, and the development of geographical indications. The Vice Minister noted that effective protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights requires a comprehensive approach that includes not only improving legislation, but also active interaction with business, educational institutions and international partners.Much attention was paid to issues of international cooperation. Kazakhstan actively interacts with the World Intellectual Property Organization, implements a joint master's program and continues to strengthen its position in the Global Innovation Index.As part of the meeting, an exhibition was organized at the RSE "UZMI" where patents for inventions, utility models, selection achievements, as well as registered trademarks, geographical indications, appellations of origin and other objects were presented.The purpose of the exhibition was to demonstrate innovative developments of domestic right holders that make a significant contribution to the development of the economy, technologies, agriculture of Kazakhstan, as well as the creation of unique brands and goods.During the meeting, constructive dialogue was held on topical issues of intellectual property, as well as ways to solve them.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/931105

Serikkazy Magavyanov, a master of industrial training at the Abay regional electrotechnical college, who has been working tirelessly for 45 years to train qualified specialists, enjoys great prestige among his students and colleagues. A master of his craft and a mentor, he closely connects his life with electrical engineering and makes an invaluable contribution to the development of technical education in the region.Serikkazy Magavyanov himself is a 1972 graduate of this educational institution. And since 1979, he has been training students as a master of industrial training. Despite his many years of experience, he has mastered modern educational methods in accordance with the requirements. The introduction of modular technologies, the use of interactive methods, and the use of models and stands in practical lessons are among his main principles in teaching. Serikkazy Magavyanov is not limited to teaching, but also participates in methodological consultations, advanced training courses and professional seminars. In his understanding, a teacher should develop together with his students.He regularly participates in WorldSkills championships and acts as a leading expert. Students under his leadership have won prizes in international, republican and regional professional competitions. His many years of pedagogical work have not gone unnoticed. He has received a number of awards, including the medal "20 Years of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan" (2011), a certificate of honor from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2022), and the medal "Veteran of Labor" (2024).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay/press/news/details/931307

Work continues on the return of unused agricultural lands to state ownership in Abay region. This year, it is planned to return 170 thousand hectares of land.Today, the interdepartmental subgroup of the regional akimat has returned 4959.2 hectares (21 land plots). Of these, 4694.8 hectares belong to pastures, and 264.4 hectares to other unused lands. The main volume of returned lands is in Aksuat district (13 plots - 3915 hectares), Beskaragai district (3 plots - 304.2 hectares) and Zharma district (5 plots - 740 hectares).Instead of the planned 110 thousand hectares last year, 121.1 thousand hectares (256 plots) have been returned to state ownership, which is 110% of the plan. Of these, 114.8 thousand hectares were pastures, 4.5 thousand hectares were fallow fields, and 1.8 thousand hectares were other unused lands.Currently, data on 114 plots with a total area of ​​644.1 thousand hectares have been submitted to the Department of Land Resources Management for return to state ownership.For example, 107.9 thousand hectares of land returned to agricultural circulation between 2022 and 2024 were withdrawn. Another 54.6 thousand hectares of land were approved for the needs of the population by akimats.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay/press/news/details/931407

The scope of the enterprise, which began operating last fall, is expanding. Today, another workshop was launched at the production site specializing in the production of polyethylene pipes.Let us recall that initially it was planned to produce only water and heating pipes from this enterprise. However, over time, the management of the enterprise, convinced that it would be possible to produce products for other purposes, took a new direction.According to the management of the enterprise, the additional workshop will produce three-layer pipes aimed at protecting cable systems in the energy sector.- We produce pipes with a diameter of up to 400 millimeters. For example, when it comes to water pipes, we are able to produce about 3,500 meters of pipes per day. Today we are starting work in another direction. The main advantage of our pipes for the energy sector is that they are made of fire-resistant materials. That is, such pipes do not burn. In addition, the outer layer of the pipe is designed to withstand various physical influences and high pressure. In general, we can produce 1,100 meters of such pipes per day, - says Tursynbek Musakhanov, Deputy General Director of UKa Trubtech LLP.According to the management of the enterprise, the plant is able to satisfy the demand not only of East Kazakhstan, but also of neighboring regions. The products are of high quality, and only modern technologies are used in production. It is worth noting that there are practically no other enterprises in our region working in this direction. In fact, there are only a handful of factories producing polyethylene pipes in our republic.The new enterprise will produce about 3,600 tons of products per year. In the future, it is planned to increase this figure to five thousand.- We have the capacity to fully cover our region with the necessary products. And in the future, we also intend to enter the markets of other regions of our republic. For this, it will be necessary to increase the volume of production. We are ready for such a step. In general, we plan to open additional workshops in the future and increase the number of our employees, - he says.At the same time, it should be noted that currently 25 people are employed at the production site.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/akimvko/press/news/details/930904

In the village of Shakaman, Zhanasemei district, the installation of street lighting has been completed as part of the state program "Aul - el besigi" aimed at developing the social infrastructure of settlements. Modern street lights have been installed and put into operation along 1,600 meters of K. Akhmetov Street in the village. If earlier the lack of lighting caused inconvenience to the villagers, now they have been relieved of this trouble. This was especially joyful for children and the elderly.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay/press/news/details/930979

This year, the Makanshi district has received more snow than usual. Despite this, the work of clearing roads of district, regional, and republican significance has not stopped for a moment. The district administration is clearing roads between villages from snow, making it possible for passenger traffic. “Our district is served by 11 rural districts. Their distances vary. District roads with a total length of 209 kilometers are cleaned by the Makanshi municipal state enterprise, the Abraimov private enterprise, and the Meyrlan private enterprise. Regional roads are cleaned by Semey Roads LLP, and republican roads are cleaned by the regional branch of Kazavtozhol JSC. We are using every opportunity to ensure that communication between villages is not disrupted. In addition, snow removal from roads, sidewalks and public places within the village is carried out systematically,” says Makanchy District Akim Dauren Koygeldin. Currently, snow removal from roads in the district is being carried out in an intensified manner. 5 loaders, 2 graders, 10 MTZ tractors, 1 Ural, 3 Kamaz, 1 K-700, 1 DT-75 vehicles begin their work as soon as the snow falls. To date, 2,120 cubic meters of snow have been removed in the district.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay/press/news/details/931092

In the village of Rakhimzhan Koshkarbayev, Tselinograd district, the transfer of an electricity facility to the trust management of AEKU JSC took place. This is the first such case in the Akmola region, implemented within the framework of the instruction of the Head of State on the development of the electric power industry.On December 27, 2024, an agreement was signed between the akimat of the Tselinograd district and AEKU JSC, according to which more than 1,500 meters of power transmission lines were transferred to the management of the energy supplying organization. Now residents who were previously connected to electricity through individual KTPs and used diesel generators will receive stable electricity.As explained by specialists from AEKU JSC, the transfer of power lines will ensure uninterrupted power supply, prompt elimination of accidents and technological violations. Work on connecting subscribers has already begun, and the KTP capacity is sufficient to ensure the connection of about 100 houses. The work carried out on power supply will create favorable conditions for future residents, providing the necessary infrastructure for construction and comfortable living. The sites for the construction of the GTP are provided with water supply networks and electricity. Land plots are allocated in accordance with the priority.Residents of the small district expressed their gratitude to the akimat and JSC "AEUK" for solving an important problem. Now they can use household electrical appliances without fear and develop their farms without worrying about power outages.This step was an important stage in the development of the district's energy infrastructure. Transferring the power grids of AEK JSC to the trust management will increase the quality of service provision, create conditions for further growth of the settlement and improve the standard of living of its residents.The akimat of the Tselinograd district will continue work in this direction.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola/press/news/details/930883

The implementation of the Head of State's task to increase the share of processed products in the agro-industrial complex to 70% continues in the Akmola region. To achieve this goal, the agricultural processing industry is developing rapidly in the region. Currently, 67 enterprises that process meat, milk, oilseeds, and also grind flour operate in the region. In addition, one of the main competitive advantages of the region is its proximity to the capital. Every day, about 80 tons of meat and meat products, 320 tons of dairy products, 700 thousand eggs, and 25 tons of flour are delivered to the capital's market.Akim of the Akmola region Marat Akhmetzhanov got acquainted with the production of the "Moya Ferma" LLP dairy plant during a working trip to the Tselinograd district near the capital. The enterprise produces more than 15 dairy products, which are sold in large retail outlets in the capital."We process three tons of milk per day. The main advantage of our plant is that it is the closest enterprise to the capital. This year we decided to expand our family business, we plan to process 30 tons of milk per day,” said the director of the enterprise Kuanysh Naimanov.Currently, the enterprise employs 25 people on a permanent basis. As a result of expanding the business and modernizing production, it is planned to create more than 60 new jobs.The head of the region noted the importance of developing processing enterprises in the region and the support provided by the state.“Creating a food belt around the capital is one of the strategic development priorities of the region. You must constantly improve the quality of products and be competitive. To this end, the state provides comprehensive support to agricultural producers every year,” M. Akhmetzhanov noted. The 20th “Zerde” Republican Competition of Research Projects and Creative Works was held on the basis of the “Baldauren” Republican Educational and Recreation Center located in the Burabay resort of the city of Shchuchinsk, Akmola region, organized by the “Regional Center for Identification and Support of Gifted Children” of the Turkestan region’s Department of Education. Students in grades 2-7 from the regions participated in it.Two students from the Ordabasy district of the Turkestan region were awarded diplomas of the 3rd degree of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the republican competition. Specifically, Dinmuhammed Kanybek, a student of the B. Ontayev comprehensive school in the Karaspan rural district, defended the project "The Future of Karaspan is a Fairy Tale" under the leadership of Amina Abdrasilova, and Kausar Abubakir, a student of the Zerde comprehensive school in the Shubarsu rural district, defended the project "Ecological tourism in Kazakhstan: Increasing the tourist potential of reserves and national parks" under the leadership of Bauyrzhan Seitkulov, and stood out among the best.Press service of the akim of the Turkestan regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola/press/news/details/931116

Representatives of public organizations met with representatives of state bodies and discussed the prospects for joint work. The dialogue platform "Law and Order" raised issues such as creating a barrier-free environment, resocialization of convicts, assistance to deviant youth, and other issues. The main demand of public activists is to be a bridge between the people and local authorities and to have their voices heard and receive state support."Our main goal is to create a just society and become the best state that will allow our country to develop," the words that formed the basis for the meeting.Representatives of non-governmental organizations spoke about the work being carried out in the field of human rights protection. Asem Asainova, the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Akmola region, shared the results of her activities. Call centers that provide free psychological and legal assistance operate on the basis of the "Chance" crisis center. Women are also provided with assistance in finding a job. According to the head of the center, state support in this matter is very important.It should be noted that last year, 870 applications were received regarding the legal protection of children.“The thematic range of applications is very wide. The most common problems are related to bullying in schools - children are pressured by their peers, sometimes even by teachers. Many are afraid to speak out about this, but we are creating an environment where every child can ask for help,” said Asem Anuarbekovna.The issues of resocialization of convicts and their detention in correctional institutions are also relevant. Public activists believe that correctional institutions built decades ago do not meet modern standards. In addition, it is important to support citizens released from prison, help them find employment, and create conditions for their return to normal life.“This platform was created to give us the opportunity to exchange views and help each other. "By closely interacting with government agencies, we can improve the mechanisms of law enforcement and increase the legal literacy of citizens," noted Vladislav Shul, a representative of the Justice and Prosperity Public Foundation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola/press/news/details/931118

The results of socio-economic development in 2024, budget execution and preparations for this year's floods were considered at a meeting of the akim of the Akmola region chaired by Marat Akhmetzhanov, akim of the Akmola region. The head of the regional economy and budget planning department, Almagul Shugyrmakova, made a report on the results of socio-economic development in 2024. According to the results of the 12 months of last year, the five main socio-economic indicators maintained positive dynamics. The volume of industrial output in the region amounted to about 2 trillion tenge. The majority of it is provided by the processing industry, while more than half of the production is accounted for by the production of precious metals. According to the report of the head of the department, the volume of gross regional product (GRP) of the Akmola region reached 1,604.3 billion tenge, which is 101.4% compared to the previous year. The growth of the regional economy was especially contributed by mining, mechanical engineering, uranium production, chemical industry, construction industry and food industry. Compared to 2023, the volume of agricultural production increased by 45%, which is mainly due to the increase in productivity in crop production. A slight increase is also observed in livestock farming, which was determined by the number of livestock on organized farms and private subsidiary farms. Last year, more than 660 thousand square meters of housing were put into operation in the region, and more than 6 thousand families of Akmola improved their housing conditions. The main share in housing construction belongs to private developers (80%). The mechanism for purchasing ready-made apartments has allowed to significantly increase the number of residents provided with housing compared to the last three years. Listening to the report of the Department of Economy and Budget Planning, the head of the region noted that the reported data do not fully reflect the real situation. “As the Head of State noted at the enlarged Government meeting, the effectiveness of our work is assessed, first of all, by the development of the economy and improving the quality of life of the population. Limiting ourselves only to reported indicators will not ensure economic growth. Statistical figures are necessary, but they should not be the main criterion for the work of state bodies. We want to see in the reports an accurate picture of the real situation, an increase in the well-being of the population. Therefore, other assessment criteria are needed that would stimulate real growth in the economy and production efficiency,” the regional akim said. The head of the Akmola regional finance department, Talgat Boltenov, made a report on the implementation of the revenue and expenditure parts of the past year. Another important issue discussed at the meeting was preparation for spring floods. The acting head of the Akmola regional emergency department, Colonel B. Alashov, made a report on measures to reduce and prevent the risk of floods in the region. To date, the following work has been carried out in 179 settlements: * 64.5 km of drainage canals have been dug, * 38 km of river channels have been cleaned, * 35 km of drainage canals have been expanded and deepened. The head of the regional department of nature management and natural resources, Janet Mikishev, also made a report provided information on the ongoing work on the inspection and modernization of hydraulic structures. Currently, 6 projects are being implemented, including the construction, modernization and restoration of hydraulic structures, cleaning and deepening of river channels. The regional akim listened to the report of the district akims and instructed to strictly monitor the implementation of measures to combat spring floods.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola/press/news/details/931142

A meeting of the akimat on flood prevention in the region was held under the chairmanship of the head of the region, Serik Shapkenov, the press service of the regional akim reports. The director of the Atyrau branch of the Kazhydromet RSE Salauat Tolenov made a report on the hydrometeorological situation in the region. According to him, there is a possibility of a large amount of water from the Russian Federation. - There are 12 hydro stations of Kazhydromet in the region. Here, water level, temperature, and ice condition are measured twice a day, water flow is checked three times a month, and standard monitoring is carried out. Currently, the hydrological situation is stable in all water bodies of the region, and the freezing period is underway. Rivers have levels typical of the winter period. From December 28 to today, the discharge of the Irekty reservoir has amounted to 60 cubic meters per second. Last February, the water discharge was 25 cubic meters per second. Yesterday, the working volume of the Irekty reservoir was 2,624 million, the water inflow was 19.1 cubic meters/sec, - said Salauat Tolenov. Serik Shapkenov said that it is necessary to take into account not only the threshold levels, but also the volume of incoming water. In this case, it is important to rely on the long-term average, last year's data and planned volumes. As the experience of last year has shown, water not only does not reach the set level, but also spreads throughout the canal, posing an additional threat. In this regard, it is necessary to open stations to monitor the volume of water inflow near the border of Aktobe and the West Kazakhstan region, as well as install seasonal hydro stations in 51 settlements with a high risk of flooding. In addition, Kazhydromet was instructed to switch to a system of rapid information exchange on the hydrological situation in border regions. History shows that floods can recur every two years, so preparation and timely information should be the main focus. According to Nurlan Zhanabayev, head of the Emergency Situations Department of Atyrau region, work is underway to clean water pipes, strengthen dams and protective structures in the region. Last year, 590 km of dams and 20 km of canals were dug along the Ural River, 8 water culverts were installed on roads of republican and regional significance. 7 km of embankments were strengthened in river sections, 121 km of the bottom was deepened, and 90 km of the embankment was secured and cleaned. - Anti-flood measures are still being carried out, and full completion is planned for March. A stock of fuel, inert materials and bags has been created in the emergency reserve. 1,510 people and 244 pieces of equipment, including swimming equipment and helicopters, are ready to combat the consequences of the flood. In addition, if necessary, it was considered to mobilize forces and equipment from other regions, - said N. Zhanabayev. In addition, Serik Shapkenov listened to the preparedness measures of the cities and districts. The akims reported on the dangers in their regions and the work being done. The head of the region instructed to inspect the constructed dams and, if necessary, strengthen them, as well as monitor the hydrological situation in areas where snow water flows. - Last year was a big test for us. We noticed our vulnerable spots, and now all the equipment must be ready in every settlement. In addition, special attention must be paid to the issue of effective organization of evacuation. It is necessary to warn farms in areas with a high risk of flooding in advance and prepare places for temporary placement of livestock. All water supply facilities and constructed dams must be comprehensively inspected and accurate information must be provided to the operational headquarters. Last year, we allocated significant funds and upgraded our material and technical base. "We must be prepared for the worst, we cannot relax," said S. Shapkenov. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atyrau/press/news/details/930851

A panel session on the topic “Digitalization is a factor in increasing the competitiveness of the agricultural sector of the EAEU” was held within the framework of the International Technology Forum – Digital Almaty 2025.The event was attended by Gohar Barseghyan, Member of the Board (Minister) for Industry and Agro-Industrial Complex of the Eurasian Economic Commission, representatives of state bodies of the EAEU countries and international experts.The session discussed issues of joint action on the digital transformation of the agro-industrial complex, the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies and the creation of an interconnected ecosystem for the sustainable development of agriculture.Vice Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kenzhekhanuly presented the country's achievements in the field of digitalization of the agro-industrial complex and discussed cooperation within the EAEU noted the prospects for deepening.According to the Vice Minister, Kazakhstan is actively implementing modern solutions. Among them are systems for accounting for farm animals, automation of subsidy processes, and systems for monitoring crop production.In addition, special attention was paid to the development and implementation of artificial intelligence technologies. These technologies allow predicting the productivity of farm animals and land yields, as well as automating the process of applying for subsidies. These initiatives are aimed at significantly increasing the efficiency of managing the agro-industrial complex.The Eurasian Economic Commission supported Kazakhstan's initiatives and noted that the integration of best digital practices is important for the accelerated development of the agro-industrial complex. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/moa/press/news/details/930665

During a working visit to Zhambyl region, Vice Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerbol Taszhurekov held a meeting with agricultural producers, where they discussed topical issues of developing the region's agro-industrial complex.The Vice Minister noted that the share of agriculture in the total regional output is about 11%. To increase this indicator, local farmers need to more actively use state support measures aimed at increasing labor productivity. These include the widespread introduction of agrotechnologies such as fertilizers, the use of high-quality seeds, modernization of machinery, and the intensive development of livestock farming.This year, it is planned to allocate 700 billion tenge to finance spring sowing and harvesting. Acceptance of applications for financing began on November 1, and financing itself began on November 29.“To address the issue of insufficient crediting of sowing work, the use of the Russian Federation guarantee mechanism “Damu” in the amount of 85% of the loan amount will continue. "200 billion tenge will be allocated for preferential leasing, which will allow updating the machinery and tractor fleet by more than 5 thousand units," said Erbol Taszhurekov.In addition, the implementation of the program for financing large investment projects through the SPK continues, within the framework of which 8 billion tenge will be directed to the region for the implementation of 13 projects. Of these, 5 projects are for the construction of vegetable storage facilities, 4 projects for dairy farms, 2 projects for land irrigation and 1 project for the production of fish feed, as well as leasing agricultural animals and machinery, and the introduction of water-saving irrigation technologies.All questions were answered comprehensively.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/moa/press/news/details/931113

Active work continues in the region to create jobs for the population. In the last week alone, 995 new jobs have been created, of which 420 have been filled. The largest number of vacancies has appeared in the education sector - 112 people have been hired for jobs in schools and kindergartens, including school-lyceum No. 1 in the village of Kargaly, the Youth School of Raiymbek district and the secondary school named after A. Beiseuova. 45 specialists have been hired for jobs in medical institutions, such as the Almaty City Children's Clinical Hospital and the Center for Specialized Social Services at Home. 65 people work in the transport and warehouse sector, 24 in industry, 15 in fisheries, and 10 in construction. The main employers include Zhetysu Wolframy Limited Liability Partnership, Tore Zhailau, educational and medical organizations. Of the total number of jobs created, 567 are subsidized, and 428 are advertised on the enbek.kz portal. "Creating new jobs is our main task. We work with employers on a targeted basis, selecting suitable vacancies for job seekers. "It is important for every resident of the region to have the opportunity to get a job and support their family," noted Aigul Matanovna, head of the Department of Employment and Social Programs. In general, it is planned to create 61.2 thousand jobs in the region by 2025, which will provide additional employment for the population. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almobl/press/news/details/929485

Ushkonyr Water Resources College. In 2016, this facility was transferred to trust management. However, the investor did not fulfill the obligation to invest 66.6 million tenge under the contract. In this regard, the property was returned to state ownership by a court decision.Esik Lake Dam and a 141.6-hectare land plot. According to the terms of the 2018 tender, the investor was supposed to invest 1.1 billion tenge. However, these obligations were not fulfilled. In 2024, the facility was returned to the state by a court decision.This year, an agreement was signed to attract investments totaling more than 23 billion tenge, and comprehensive restoration work is planned for this facility. As a result, the problem of water shortage is expected to be solved and a positive impact on agriculture, local residents and tourism infrastructure.Two buildings of the Art School in Kaskelen. The contract for this facility, purchased by the state in 2015 for 134 million tenge, was declared invalid by a court decision in 2023. As a result of the appeal, the buildings were returned to municipal ownership.Almaty Economic College. Initially, 100 million tenge was envisaged for its development, but later this amount was reduced to 10 million tenge. Since the terms of the contract were not fulfilled at all, the college was returned to the state.7 water management facilities. Due to improper fulfillment of contractual obligations, these facilities were transferred to the control of the local executive body in 2024.In order to effectively manage state assets and attract investment, a large-scale inventory of municipal property was conducted. As a result, 967 empty, dilapidated and ownerless buildings were identified. Of these, 427 private facilities were in a dilapidated condition, posing a threat to the life and health of residents, as well as negatively affecting the architectural appearance of settlements.As a result of the analysis, a comprehensive list was compiled for 304 unused facilities and Roadmaps were approved, which provide for ways to effectively use them. In order to return 188 ownerless objects to state ownership, procedures are being carried out to officially recognize them as ownerless.According to the Finance Department, some of these buildings will be demolished, some will be put up for auction, and the rest will be reconstructed.The head of the Almaty regional finance department, Bibigul Uzakova, noted that work in this direction will continue. She said that vacant buildings can be renovated and become important facilities for the population.Currently, 69 objects have been selected for the implementation of investment projects, and competitions have been launched to search for potential partners for 5 objects. Authorities believe that effective management of state property will allow attracting new investments, creating additional sources of income for the local budget, and creating new jobs.Last year, 1,340 land plots with a total area of ​​397,313 hectares were found to be unused in the Almaty region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almobl/press/news/details/930209

By order of the akim of Almaty region, Askar Tasbulatovich Toychubekov was appointed to the position of Head of the Department of Mobilization, Territorial and Civil Defense of Almaty region from February 4, 2025.Askar Tasbulatovich was born in 1975, has a higher education, and in 1999 graduated from the Almaty Technical Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan with a degree in "fire safety". He began his career in 1995 as an engineer of the Tekeli kaly State Fire Supervision Department of the State Fire Service of the Almaty Region Internal Affairs Department.Over the years, he held various positions in the fire and rescue service of Almaty region, as well as in the Department of Emergency Situations. From November 18, 2020 to November 26, 2024, he served as Head of the Department of Emergency Situations of Almaty region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almobl/press/news/details/930646

On February 6-7, 2025, the 1st stage of the “Spring-2025” republican command and staff training exercise on the theme “Preparation of control bodies, forces and means of the State Civil Defense System for emergency response measures during floods” will be held in the southern and western regions of the country. Atyrau As part of the training, comprehensive preventive measures will be carried out for two days in Almaty, Shymkent, Almaty, Atyrau, Aktobe, West Kazakhstan, Zhambyl, Kyzylorda, Mangistau, Turkestan regions and Zhetysu region. At midnight, all available sound electric sirens in 11 regions of the country will be activated. In this regard, we ask you to remain calm and not give in to panic and rumors.For accreditation, please contact the press service of the Department of Emergency Situations of the Atyrau region by the following numbers: 87755697405, 87782692193Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/emer/press/news/details/930390

  Employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations continue to actively work on teaching children the basics of safety in emergency situations.   The goal of this work is not only to teach children to behave correctly in emergency situations, but also to instill a safety culture in children from an early age in order to prevent possible tragic situations in the future.   In a kindergarten in Shymkent, young pupils met with real rescuers. This educational event allowed children to learn how to behave in emergency situations and avoid dangers in everyday life. Rescuers told children about the rules of conduct in emergency situations and explained how important it is not to panic, but to immediately call 101 or 112 and quickly leave a dangerous place.   The practical part of the meeting included a “practice evacuation” of children from a building, during which the children were able to work out the algorithm of actions in case of a fire. The opportunity to try on the rescuers' uniforms and get acquainted with their equipment was a special joy.   At the Pavlodar comprehensive school, the Emergency Situations Department employees conducted a training course on the basics of fire safety for students in grades 4-6. The children learned how to prevent fires and properly use primary fire extinguishing equipment, including a fire extinguisher. The rescuers showed special equipment and told about its use, which aroused the children's interest.   Special attention was paid to the rules of conduct near water bodies and ice in winter. Experts explained the precautions that must be observed to avoid dangerous situations and explained in detail how to act in the event of an incident.   Another fire safety corner was organized at the Karaganda comprehensive school and the Karaganda Higher Polytechnic College. Students were able to clearly see the consequences of the fire: burnt household appliances, damaged gas cylinders and burnt elements of electrical equipment taken from the places of real incidents.   In addition, the EMERCOM employees demonstrated different types of fire extinguishers, explained their working principle and gave instructions on their proper use. An important part of the event was teaching the rules of first aid, which is especially relevant in emergency situations.   Such meetings are very important, because at an early age children master the necessary knowledge and skills. Regular classes with EMERCOM employees help to form a conscious attitude of the younger generation to issues of personal and public safety.    Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/emer/press/news/details/930926