In the West Kazakhstan Region, holding weekly fairs for city residents with the participation of agricultural producers has become a good tradition. Today, local authorities held another fair on M. Ikhsanova Street. Producers from the city and districts of the region participated in the fair.Rural producers brought a wide range of meat products (beef, horse meat, pork, and lamb) to the city residents. For example, beef and horse meat were sold starting from 2,700 tenge.Farmers presented poultry products, including chicken, duck, and turkey. Sausage, dairy products, confectionery, and fish products were available in a wide variety and of excellent quality.Residents had the opportunity to purchase winter vegetable supplies at affordable prices.According to the schedule approved by local executive authorities, the fairs will be held until the end of December 2025 at two locations: M. Ikhsanova Street and in the village of Zachagansk.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115703?lang=kk

Today, a fair of agricultural produce from the Karmakshy and Shieli districts was held in Kyzylorda. The fair, which started at 8:00 AM, offered residents natural, high-quality produce produced by the district's workers at prices 15-30% below market prices.Over 88 tons of produce from the Shieli district were delivered to the fair for residents. Specifically, over 20 tons of rice, 10 tons of melons, 25 tons of vegetables, 30 tons of potatoes, over 2 tons of meat and dairy products, 2 tons of groceries, as well as melons, tomatoes, cabbage, fish, meat, and dairy products were delivered to the fair from the Karmakshy district in 45 vehicles. Specifically, 25 tons of rice, 80 tons of melons, 2 tons of fruit, and 1 ton of meat were provided.Farmers offered their produce to residents at competitive prices. Rice sold at the fair for 370 tenge/kg, beef for 2,500/2,900 tenge/kg, horse meat for 2,300 tenge/kg, potatoes for 180 tenge/kg, carrots for 200 tenge/kg, onions for 110 tenge/kg, cabbage for 150 tenge/kg, tomatoes for 350 tenge/kg, fish for 1,300 tenge/kg, cottage cheese for 2,500 tenge/kg, and watermelon and melon for 150 tenge/kg.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115700?lang=kk

In the face of rapid environmental and climate change, Kazakhstan is strengthening environmental protection measures and modernizing its environmental regulatory system. To improve environmental quality and minimize risks to the population, the Technical Regulation and Metrology Committee of the Ministry of Industry and Trade has approved a number of new standards aimed at supporting the implementation of the Strategy for Achieving Carbon Neutrality by 2060.The adopted documents define modern requirements for waste management, adaptation to climate change, emission reduction, and the transition to a circular economy and rational resource use.Key approved standards1. ST RK ST RK 4022-2025 "Waste. Waste Management. Requirements for Low-Waste Technologies." This standard establishes requirements for the regulation of low-waste and conventionally referred to as "zero-waste" technologies for managing production and consumption waste, as well as the directions and principles for creating zero-waste technologies. This standard will become an important tool in the transition to low-waste and zero-waste technologies, ensuring sustainable development and environmental protection.2. ST RK ISO/TS 14092-2025 "Adaptation to Climate Change. Requirements and Guidance for Adaptation Planning for Local Authorities and Communities," which describes a step-by-step process for tailoring a local adaptation plan to the climatic, ecological, and social conditions of each specific case.3. ST RK ISO 14068-1 "Climate Change Management. Transition to Net Zero. Part 1: Carbon Neutrality" and ST RK IWA 42 "Guidance on Carbon Neutrality." They create a framework for responsible emissions management and the implementation of science-based climate solutions. The new standards establish unified approaches and principles for all participants—environmental and analytical organizations, national and regional environmental monitoring centers, and environmental organizations.4. ST RK 4013-2025 "Circular Economy. Measurement and Evaluation of Circular Economy Performance."5. ST RK 4012-2025 "Circular Economy. Vocabulary, Principles, and Implementation Guidelines."6. ST RK ISO 4789-2025 "Guidelines for Wastewater Treatment and Reuse in Thermal Power Plants." This document aims to reduce water consumption by thermal power plants and mitigate their negative environmental impact. The standard requires the implementation of modern treatment technologies, including membrane, biological, and chemical ones.The adoption of new environmental standards strengthens Kazakhstan's position in global climate policy and creates a foundation for sustainable development, mitigating environmental risks and supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115699?lang=kk

In the North Kazakhstan Region, a resident of Petropavlovsk filed a complaint with the Department of Trade and Consumer Protection regarding a violation of pricing laws. She alleged that a price tag at one of the city's supermarkets listed the price in Russian rubles, rather than in the national currency, the tenge.Following the complaint, Department specialists conducted an unscheduled inspection of the retail outlet, which confirmed the violation: the price tags did indeed contain information in foreign currency, which is contrary to the requirements of Kazakhstani law, which requires that prices for goods and services be listed exclusively in tenge. Following the inspection, the supermarket owner was held administratively liable. Furthermore, the Department issued an order to rectify the identified violations and ordered the store's management to bring the price tags into compliance with legal provisions.Such incidents not only mislead customers but also violate their rights. Listing prices in foreign currencies can create difficulties in payments and foster mistrust of retail outlets.The Department of Trade and Consumer Protection of the North Kazakhstan Region reminds that every citizen has the right to reliable and transparent information about the price of goods. If violations are detected, consumers can contact authorized agencies to protect their interests. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115471?lang=kk

As part of the Third European Union – Central Asia Economic Forum, held in Tashkent on November 26–27, a working meeting was held between Zhanel Kushukova, Vice Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Nurlan Kulbatyrov, Deputy Director General of QazTrade, and Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director of the International Trade Centre (ITC).The talks were constructive and confirmed the high level of partnership between Kazakhstan and ITC, which is developing with the support of the European Union through long-term programs to facilitate trade, digitalize processes, and strengthen regional connectivity.This collaboration includes the Ready4Trade Central Asia and Ready4Trade: Path to Prosperity through the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor programs, aimed at developing trade, digitalizing procedures, and strengthening regional connectivity in the region.Discussion of the Results of the Second Phase of Ready4Trade Central AsiaThe parties reviewed the key achievements of the second phase of the Ready4Trade Central Asia project, funded by the European Union. The discussions included: improving trade procedures at the national level and strengthening coordination between Central Asian countries; enhancing the efficiency of border administration and creating conditions for the accelerated movement of goods; facilitating the development of intraregional trade; and improving the conditions for the development of international trade along the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor. It was noted that the European Union's support plays a significant role in promoting reforms aimed at increasing transparency, reducing administrative barriers, and improving the business environment.Results of the CART.IS InitiativeThe parties discussed the progress achieved within the CART.IS initiative, implemented by ITC in close collaboration with the Ministry of Trade and Integration and with the participation of relevant government agencies.The work included:analysis of the digital maturity of government agencies involved in regulating foreign trade; assessment of interagency cooperation mechanisms; mapping key trade processes; and preparation of recommendations for digital transformation and improvement of administrative procedures. The proposed measures provide the basis for further modernization of governance processes in border and international trade and the transition to more modern, digital, and harmonized regulatory systems.Developing Export Potential: A Roadmap for Vegetable OilsThe Vice Minister and the head of the ITC paid special attention to developing Kazakhstan's export potential. During the discussion, they noted the importance of the three-year roadmap for developing vegetable oil exports developed jointly by the ITC and the Ministry, which includes a comprehensive analysis of the sector, an assessment of market opportunities, and recommendations for improving enterprise competitiveness.Vice Minister Kushukova also noted the potential for applying a similar integrated approach to other export-oriented sectors of the economy and emphasized its practical value for further strategic planning.Assessing the Partnership and Further Interaction: The Ministry of Trade and Integration noted the importance of ongoing collaboration with the ITC and emphasized the European Union's contribution to supporting reforms aimed at simplifying trade procedures, digitalizing government processes, developing export potential, and strengthening regional integration.It was noted that the ITC's activities, supported by the European Union, contribute to the advancement of integration processes in the region and the development of trade connectivity, including along the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor.The parties confirmed their commitment to continue working together to implement the Ready4Trade Central Asia project's initiatives, which are aimed at creating a favorable business environment and developing regional cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115409?lang=kk

The Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan participated in the 5th Meeting of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Ministers of Commerce and Foreign Trade, held on November 26, as well as the 5th Meeting of the High-Level Expert Group (HLEG) on Trade, Investment, and Related Issues, held on November 24–25 in Istanbul, Turkey.The meeting focused on key areas for developing regional trade and deepening economic integration within the ECO. Discussions focused on measures to simplify trade and customs procedures, proposals to expand private sector participation, and practical steps to implement the ECO Strategy "Vision 2025 and Beyond." Participants paid special attention to the development of special economic zones, the promotion of paperless trade, and the further growth of e-commerce—areas that are currently becoming important drivers of sustainable economic interaction in the region.Alongside the official program, the International Halal Expo 2025 is taking place in Istanbul, where 10 Kazakhstani companies are presenting their products. The participation of domestic producers in this platform clearly demonstrates Kazakhstan's growing potential in the halal product segment. The products on display are attracting the attention of international partners and opening up additional opportunities for expanding Kazakhstan's exports both within the ECO countries and far beyond.Reference: Kazakhstan's trade with the ECO countries remains stable and demonstrates high potential for further growth. For example, in the first nine months of 2025, trade turnover between Kazakhstan and the ECO countries amounted to $11.2 billion (January–September 2024: $10.2 billion), representing a 10.5% increase compared to the same period last year. Exports increased by 17.9%, reaching $8.3 billion, while imports totaled $2.9 billion.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115361?lang=kk

On November 26, a working meeting with representatives of 80 major retail chains and local governments was chaired by Minister of Trade and Integration Arman Shakkaliyev. Participants discussed measures to ensure price stability for food products during the period of increased seasonal demand traditionally observed before the New Year holidays.The Minister noted that maintaining stable prices is important for the comfort of citizens and sustainable market development. To support uninterrupted food supplies, a "green corridor" has been established, allowing for faster delivery of goods to the domestic market. State support mechanisms are also in place to ensure timely replenishment of stocks.During the meeting, a new stage of the "Bereke Fest" campaign was announced, scheduled to take place before the holidays. This campaign has previously helped reduce the cost of a number of products and increase their availability. The new stage aims to maintain stable pricing and create favorable conditions for consumers.Retail chains expressed their willingness to participate in the initiative and collaborate on improving service quality and product availability.Local governments will continue to organize agricultural fairs, where produce is sold at affordable prices. Such events help expand consumer choice and further stabilize the market.The Ministry of Trade and Integration invites businesses to continue working together, participate in seasonal promotions, and maintain product availability during the holiday season.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115163?lang=kk

On November 27, Arman Shakkaliyev, Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, met with the owners and managers of large markets. Representatives from approximately 100 markets, as well as specialists from the Ministries of Agriculture, Emergency Situations, Health, Internal Affairs, the State Revenue Committee, and local executive bodies, participated in the meeting.The Minister emphasized that modernizing the markets is important for both businesses and residents. Upgrading the infrastructure will improve sanitary and fire safety standards and create a comfortable environment for shoppers and sellers. The modernization project is being carried out jointly with central and local authorities. The Ministry has provided additional support measures to develop trade and implement modern market formats.Arman Shakkaliyev noted that food price stability remains a key issue. He explained that markets directly influence the cost of goods in the regions, so speculation is unacceptable. When goods are purchased cheaply and sold at inflated prices, this harms citizens and impacts social stability.With the holidays approaching, the Minister called for stable prices, promotions, and discounts. He recalled the successful "Bereke Fest" campaign, where groceries and other goods were sold at reduced prices. A new stage of the campaign is planned for the end of the year, and the active participation of markets will help maintain prices and ease the burden on the population.The Ministry of Trade and Integration called on market managers to closely collaborate with akimats, ensure pricing transparency, and demonstrate social responsibility for the sake of stability and the well-being of citizens.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1115181?lang=kk

The head of the department, Azamat Kashiyev, holds working meetings with akimats of cities and districts of the region on an ongoing basis. The meetings discuss key issues related to the development of telecommunications infrastructure and increasing the availability of digital services for residents of the region.These meetings address the following issues: the quality of mobile communications and mobile Internet in populated areas, the development of design estimates for the construction of antenna and mast structures, as well as prospects for further development of Internet networks and plans to expand coverage.This format of interaction makes it possible to quickly identify problem areas, coordinate solutions with local executive authorities, and build an integrated approach to improving digital infrastructure.The Department of Informatization will continue to work in this direction.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1115114?lang=kk

The 4th International Consumer Goods Exhibition, NFA Expo-2025, has opened in Almaty. This year, 127 companies from nine countries—Kazakhstan, China, Italy, Turkey, Russia, Belarus, Latvia, and Uzbekistan—are participating. The exhibits showcase global innovations in non-food retail, including professional cutting boards made of food-safe, antimicrobial thermoplastic, premium household chemicals, durable stainless steel kitchen knives, and modern household appliances manufactured in internationally certified facilities. Visitors can also discover natural cosmetics, glassware and packaging collections, HoReCa solutions, and a wide range of products for the home, kitchen, leisure, and service.The exhibition was opened by Aizhan Bizhanova, First Vice Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, who toured the exhibits and held meetings with international and domestic manufacturers. In her speech, she emphasized that NFA Expo 2025 is a promising format for interaction, where manufacturers have the opportunity to present their products, and retailers can immediately find suitable solutions for their networks. This direct dialogue accelerates the introduction of new products to the shelves and creates transparent conditions for cooperation.Aizhan Bizhanova emphasized the importance of developing end-use goods, noting that this segment creates the greatest added value and is a key driver of GDP growth for any country participating in the exhibition. She recalled that Kazakhstan has a legal requirement to allocate at least 30% of shelf space to domestic food and non-food products. For Kazakhstani producers, this represents a real window of opportunity—both for increasing market share and expanding the product range in retail chains. The implementation of the "Single Window" digital platform, which will be integrated with the Register of Domestic Manufacturers and ensure fast and transparent access of Kazakhstani goods to retailers, will provide additional support.During the exhibition, Aizhan Bizhanova met with members of the Pakistani Senate, during which the high potential for developing bilateral trade and economic cooperation was noted. Following the talks with the Pakistani senator, an agreement was confirmed to strengthen cooperation in consumer goods and expand mutual trade channels. Pakistan, with a consumer market of over 350 million people, is of strategic interest to manufacturers participating in NFA Expo 2025. The parties expressed their willingness to develop direct contacts between business communities, exchange retail experience, and create sustainable supply chains.The organizers note that this year's NFA Expo 2025 features a record-breaking range of categories: from household chemicals, kitchenware, home appliances, cosmetics, and perfumes to children's products, interior design solutions, holiday products, gardening products, and a professional line for HoReCa.A new focus of the exhibition was the Retail Tech section, showcasing IT services, technological equipment, and digital tools for retail. China's national exhibit attracted considerable attention: dozens of companies presented tableware, household chemicals, glassware, and kitchen appliances imported from leading industrial provinces.One of the key trends at the exhibition was the development of private labels. More than half of the exhibitors expressed a willingness to contract manufacture goods under the brands of retail chains. According to NielsenIQ, the share of private labels in Kazakhstan has nearly doubled over the past three years, and more than 60% of shoppers purchase such products at least once a month, confirming the steady demand for high-quality and affordable solutions.An active buyers' program has been in full swing since day one: buyers and representatives from major retail chains—Magnum, Small, Anvar, Toimart, Airba Fresh, Korzinka, Wildberries, Flip.kz, Fix Price, bi1, Globus, and others—are negotiating with producers, discussing cooperation terms, and developing product ranges for the new season. Participants can access a consultation area, where they receive advice on certification, packaging, logistics, raw material solutions, and export opportunities.Over the course of three days, NFA Expo-2025 will host brand presentations, demonstrations of new products, master classes, business meetings, and negotiations. The exhibition has already attracted significant interest from the professional community and will run until November 28.The event is supported by the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1114137?lang=kk

Today, a solemn event dedicated to the Day of Agricultural Workers was held in our region. The meeting brought together leading experts from the agricultural sector, representatives of business and local authorities.The governor of the region congratulated the countrymen on their professional holiday and stressed the importance of the work of rural workers. "Today we honor those who work for the benefit of their native land, value work and serve their country," he said.In his speech, the head of the region recalled the strategic objectives outlined by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev at the last forum in Astana. Special attention is paid to the development of agriculture as a key sector of the economy, the digital transformation of the agro-industrial complex, the modernization of infrastructure and the active involvement of business in rural development.Technical re-equipment of enterprises continues in Kostanay region, projects for processing agricultural products are being implemented. On behalf of the Head of State, new initiatives are being introduced to support agricultural enterprises. Thus, in 2025, 207 billion tenge was allocated to the industry, which is 60% more than last year and twice as much as in 2023. Thanks to government support, a record 7 million tons of grain were harvested, the highest figure in the last decade.The Preferential Leasing program has been successfully operating since 2024. This year, 250 billion tenge has been allocated in the republic, which allowed agricultural enterprises to purchase 960 pieces of machinery and equipment worth 34 billion tenge. By the end of 2025, the volume of gross agricultural output in the region will exceed 1 trillion tenge.The mayor stressed that the economy is based on people, and rural development should be comprehensive. In the last three years, about 254 billion tenge has been allocated from the regional budget to create comfortable conditions for villagers — twice as much as in the previous three years. As part of this work, high-quality drinking water is provided, houses, schools, kindergartens, medical institutions and sports facilities are being built.Separately, the head of the region noted the contribution of agricultural enterprises and entrepreneurs to the development of their native villages. Examples include Ayan—ozat LLP (Kostanay district), Alexandrovskoye LLP, Altynsarino LLP (Kamystinsky district), Miras Agricultural Complex (Uzunkol district), Frunzenskoye LLP (Denisovsky district). These enterprises are actively involved in landscaping, housing construction, sports and cultural infrastructure, introducing modern production technologies and increasing yields.Special attention is paid to the development of dairy cattle breeding and the construction of modern high-tech farms. From 2025 to 2027, 93 investment projects worth 383 billion tenge are planned to be implemented in the region, the creation of 11 fattening grounds, 16 irrigation projects and 3 vegetable storages, as well as 18 projects in the processing industry, which will provide about 3,000 new jobs."Your work always commands special respect. We will not stop there and together we will move to new heights and initiatives. May your families be healthy, and the harvest be rich and fertile!" the mayor emphasized at the end of his speech.At the end of the event, a solemn awarding ceremony was held for the best agricultural workers and active representatives of the agricultural business for their contribution to the development of the industry and the village.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1114214?lang=kk

Kazakhstan has expanded the list of goods subject to mandatory labeling. The corresponding order was published by the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The list includes four new product groups: brewing products, motor oils, light industry goods, and saiga derivatives.Digital labeling is the process of applying a unique Data Matrix code to each product, which is recorded in the product labeling and traceability information system. The code allows for tracking of the entire product journey—from production or import to sale to the end consumer. The system ensures market transparency: businesses operate in a competitive environment on equal terms, and consumers receive reliable protection against counterfeit and low-quality products."Expanding the list of goods will improve the level of control over their circulation and reduce the scale of illegal trade and counterfeiting. The introduction of new rules will create conditions for the sustainable development of legal businesses, strengthening the economy, and protecting consumer rights," noted Asset Nusupov, Vice Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Mandatory labeling of saiga derivatives (horns) will come into effect on December 1, 2025. The introduction of a saiga derivative labeling system using modern identification tools will enable tracing the origin of the horns, prevent illegal trade, and ensure control over legal stocks of derivatives. The state thus plans to reduce poaching.Mandatory labeling of brewing products and motor oils will be implemented in stages, beginning on February 1, 2026. Labeling of light industry products will also be introduced in stages. The first stage will begin on December 1, 2026. It should be noted that one of the priority areas in the trade sector is ensuring transparency and a level playing field for all market participants, as well as guarantees of quality and safety for consumers. The digital labeling system serves as an effective tool for achieving these goals.As a reminder, three product groups are currently subject to mandatory labeling: tobacco products, footwear, and pharmaceuticals. Over 7 billion items have been labeled to date. Furthermore, a pilot project for jewelry has been completed, and pilot projects are underway for labeling dietary supplements, household chemicals, gas cylinders, medical products, vegetable oil, and wood.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1113947?lang=kk

On November 27, 2025, First Vice Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan Aizhan Bizhanova will hold a meeting with business representatives and a personal reception for the public.Venue: Zhetysu Region, Karatal Microdistrict 36, "Til Sarayi" Building, 2nd FloorMeeting with the public and business representatives: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM;Personal reception for the public: 4:30 PM - 5:00 PM.You can submit your questions and suggestions for discussion at the meeting with the First Vice Minister of Trade and Integration via WhatsApp: +7 701 786 3919 (MTI).To register for the personal reception and to participate in the meeting, please call: +7 701 786 3919 (Aziza Nurpeyisova).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1113142?lang=kk

otken demalys kunderi elimіzdіn barlyk onѣіrіnde republicalyk auylsharuashylyk zharmenkelerі uyimdastyryldy. Is-sharaga 1300-day astam auyl sharuashylygy tauaryn ondirushi men kasipker katysyp, zharmenkelerge kelgenderdin zhalpy sany 170 mynga zhuyktada. Negіzgі suranys et onimderіne bagyttaldy. Barlygy 300 tonnadan astam et satyldy. Siyr eti bagasy kelisine 2,500–3,500 tenge aralygynda boldy.Astanada zharmenke barysynda 20 ton siyr eti 3,000–3,500 tengeden satyldy. Sonymen qatar 1 ton kus eti (1,500 tenge/kg), 1 ton ұн (280 tenge/kg), 0.5 ton pasta (300 tenge/kg), 0.5 ton kurish (400 tenge/kg) zane 0.2 ton karakumyk (250 tg/kg) saudaland. Kunbagys may 900 tengeden 0.1 ton, al sary may 4,000–4,200 tengeden 0.2 ton koleminde satyldy.Almaty kalasynyn turgyndary shamamen 20 ton et onimderin satyp aldy. Shymkente zharmenkege 258-ge zhuyk kasipker katysty. Olardyn katarynda Turkistan is bald on the face of the body; Turgyndar aleumettik manyzy bar siyr eti bagasynyn kolzhetimdi ekendigin atap otti. Sonomen berge barlyk sanattagi syyr etine, sony n ishinde zhumsak bolіkterіne de bagany tomendetu zhoninde usynystar bildirildi. Baska aleumettik tauarlar boyinsha bagalar naryktyk zhane bolshek sauda jellyerine karaganda aldekaida kolayly dep bagalanda.Republic of boyinsha otken zharmenkelerde et onimderimen qatar kokonister, zhemis-zhidek, zharma turleri zhane sut onimderi usynyldy. It’s important to remember that it’s a big deal. Kartoptyn ortasha bagasy – 200 tenge, sabiz ​​– 250 tenge, piyaz – 220 tenge. Kelushiler zharmenkenin ynңaylylygyn, bags of salystyru mүmkіndigіn zhane sapala onimdi tomendetilgen bagamen alu artykshylygyn atap otti.Batys Kazakhstan oblysynda auylsharuashylyk zharmenkeleri eki orynda otti. Onіrdің tauar өndіrushіlerі usynғan өnіm qatarynda confectionery zhane shuzhyk onimderi, kunbagys mayy, sүt tagamdary, zhumyrtka, bal zhane baska yes tauarlar boldy. Sharua kozhalyktary kartop, kus eti, үyrek, kaz, tүyetauyk, sonday-ak siyr, zhylky zhane shoshka etin saudalady. Barlyk onim zhogary sapasimen zhane kolzhetimdy bagasymen erekshelendi. Maselen, siyr zhane zhylky eti 2,700–2,800 tengeden, kartop 130 tengeden, piyaz ben kyrykkabat 100 tengeden, C1 sanatyndagy zhumyrtka 52 tengeden usynyldy.Askemen kalasynda senbi kuni bes auylsharuashylyk zharmenkesi yyimdastyryldy. Markakol audanynan kelgen farmer 2 tons of raw material 3,000 tengeden, 3 ton of raw material 2,800 tengeden 3 ton of raw material 3,200 tengeden. Budan bolek, bal, sut onimderi, irimshik, sary may jane baska and tauarlar da tiimdi bagamen satyldy. Kanan ozge zharmenkelerinde de turli et onimderi, su tagamdary, bal, kokonis, zhemis-zhidek zhane tabigi onimder keninen usynildy. Bir kun ishinde shamamen 5 ton raw eti, 4 ton zhyr eti, 5 ton koi eti, 10 ton kokonis, 2 ton kus eti zhane birneshe ton bass yes auylsharuashylyk onimderi satyldy.Zharmenkelerdegi bagalar naryktyk dengeiden tomen Boldy: kartop – 200 tenge, sabiz ​​– 150 tenge, kyrykkabat – 140 tenge.Zhyl basynan beri elimizde 504 auylsharuashylyk zharmenkesi otype, onda zhalpy kolemi 7.9 mn ton onim 5.3 billion tenge saudaland.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1113010?lang=kk

Azamat Kashiyev, Head of the Informatization Department of the Akimat of Kostanay region, gave detailed explanations to the media of the region in connection with the signing by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan of the first Law "On Artificial Intelligence" in Central Asia and the country.During the commentary, it was noted that the new law is an important step towards responsible and secure development of digital technologies.The document creates the legal conditions for the introduction of AI into the economy, public services and the social sphere. Special attention was paid to copyright.The head of the department elaborated on the classification in the cybersecurity system, explained the key terms and discussed the prospects for the development of the national platform.Azamat Kashiyev stressed that regional authorities have already begun preparations to adapt information systems to new regulatory requirements. The issues of integrating AI technologies into other spheres of life are also being worked out.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1112881?lang=kk

On November 24, Minister of Trade and Integration Arman Shakkaliyev held a meeting on curbing inflation. Deputy Finance Minister Yerzhan Birzhanov, representatives of the State Revenue Committee, the Financial Monitoring Agency, and deputy regional akims participated in the discussion.During the meeting, the minister noted that since the beginning of the year, food inflation for 160 key products has reached 11 percent. Meanwhile, the price index for socially important food products remains stable, remaining at a minimum of 0.1% for the first three weeks of November. Weekly monitoring, direct interaction with producers and retail chains, government oversight, and regular fairs continue to play a key role in maintaining price levels.At the meeting, First Deputy Trade Minister Aizhan Bizhanova emphasized that, to ensure the stability of the food basket, the issue of expanding the list of socially important food products is being considered. The inclusion of additional categories of vegetables, fruits, dairy, meat, and fish products is being considered. This step will expand the limited trade margin mechanism to a wider range of goods and limit the influence of intermediaries. The new list is planned to be discussed with government agencies, the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs, associations, retail chains, and importers.A list of the largest food importers and their suppliers by region has been determined. Negotiations are planned at the central and regional levels with the participation of interested bodies to develop consolidated solutions for price containment, enhancing the social responsibility of businesses, and increasing import transparency.During the discussion, Minister Arman Shakkaliyev placed particular emphasis on the work of the regions. He noted that today each region receives a detailed list of key products that contribute the most to inflation and explained the principle of the new approach. The minister said that regional analytics are key to keeping the situation under control."We have created an algorithm that allows us to see the real picture for each product. It shows where price increases are coming from, whether it's logistics, seasonality, imports, or the balance of production and consumption." This approach allows us to respond quickly and prevent unjustified price increases. This is especially important for goods that are not directly regulated. Our goal is to ensure stability in every region and ensure that every family benefits from this work," Arman Shakkaliyev emphasized.The continuation of fairs and large-scale events like "Bereke Fest" was also discussed. These provide the population with affordable meat, vegetables, and other socially important products. Following the example of the capital, there are plans to expand direct supplies of discounted meat.The simplified import procedure for fruits and vegetables from Iran, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan was separately confirmed.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1111751?lang=kk

The republican patriotic forum "El tiregi – enbek adamy" was held in Kostanay. The event was organized within the framework of the state social order of the Public Development Department of the Akimat of Kostanay region. The purpose of the forum is to increase the prestige of a working person, popularize working professions, develop a system of technical and vocational education, as well as strengthen patriotic values among young people.The forum program began on November 23 with the seminar "Path to Profession – Path to the future: the role of technical and vocational education" at the Kostanay College of Motor Transport. The participants discussed modern requirements for working professions, the need to expand dual education and current issues of technical personnel training.The next day, the participants honored the memory of the outstanding public figure Mirzhakyp Dulatov by laying flowers at his monument. The main part of the forum was held at the IQOSTANAY smart center and brought together representatives from different regions of the country.Special attention at the forum was paid to the Kakimzhanov labor dynasty. Daurenbek Kabzhanuly, known as one of the best employees of the Timofeev state farm, passed on his love for the land to his descendants. His son Madiyar created his own farm and provided work to the residents of Sosnovka village, and his grandson Shyngys became the winner of regional and national competitions of professional skills. His achievements were noted at the forum, and the award was presented to him by the Hero of Labor of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Sayran Bukanov.Deputy of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan Olzhas Kuspekov was among the honored guests of the forum. He started his career in college as a production foreman, went through the path of leadership and gained significant experience in the field of education and management. At the forum, the deputy awarded Elena Simanchuk, a lecturer at the Department of Biology and Chemistry of the regional University. In her speech, Elena Alexandrovna emphasized that patriotism manifests itself through concrete actions: the introduction of scientific research, modern technologies and innovative teaching methods makes a real contribution to the country's economy. She noted that such initiatives help students not only to master knowledge, but also to be active participants in the economic and social progress of Kazakhstan.Deputy Akim of Kostanay region Bakhytzhan Narymbetov congratulated the participants of the forum and stressed its importance:"President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev noted that the country's development is primarily based on skilled labor. Kostanay region is turning into an actively developing industrial center: new enterprises are being opened, including a high-tech KIA plant, logistics is developing and a dry port is being built.Today, more than 22,000 young people are learning technical and working professions, and many are interning directly at the workplace. This proves that the region's personnel training system generates international-level specialists.Dear young people! You are the future of the economy of the region and the country. Honest work is a source of dignity and a path to the heights of the future. I wish you great success and bright achievements!"The forum brought together students and teachers from Akmola, Pavlodar, Aktobe, North Kazakhstan regions and Astana, the capital of the country. This was an opportunity for the participants to exchange experiences, discuss professional challenges and strengthen regional human resources.By promoting labor, professional and patriotic values, the Forum has become a platform for bringing together young professionals who will become the backbone of the development of key industries in Kazakhstan in the future.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1111593?lang=kk

Recently, numerous high-profile cases have emerged in the area of ​​consumer protection, generating significant interest. We will highlight the most notable stories of citizens experiencing violations of their rights and achieving justice. These events demonstrate the importance of seeking help promptly and how situations can change when specialists intervene.The largest number of complaints related to car purchases. In Almaty, several buyers encountered defective new cars. One resident discovered a serious engine problem and, after receiving legal support, was able to obtain a full refund of 6.99 million tenge. Another buyer discovered numerous defects in her car, including transmission issues, a faulty rearview camera, and even an inability to open the gas cap. After negotiations, she received a full refund of 14.9 million tenge. Another car owner also received support after discovering a faulty transmission and was able to obtain a refund of 13.9 million tenge.In Shymkent, the story of an electric car owner who sought help after realizing the car's stated range was inaccurate attracted attention. It was suspected that the car had used used batteries. After consulting with specialists, the seller agreed to refund him 21 million tenge. In the Ulytau region, another buyer discovered faults in the engine and air conditioning system of a newly purchased car. After consultations, the car was completely replaced with a new one worth 9.09 million tenge. This became one of the most positive examples of a successful dispute resolution.Equally significant situations arose in the real estate market. In Almaty, a woman was unable to collect her apartment, even though the contractual deadline had passed. The developer delayed handing over the keys, citing various reasons. After consulting, she was refunded her downpayment of 7.2 million tenge. In Shymkent, another buyer decided to cancel the apartment she had purchased for personal reasons but was met with a categorical refusal from the seller. After the Department's intervention, the situation was resolved, and the consumer received 37 million tenge. Complaints against travel agencies in the Aktobe region attracted particular attention. Several people found themselves in situations where their paid tours were not provided. After outreach and consultations, seven individuals received refunds totaling 1.2 million tenge.A particularly significant situation occurred in the West Kazakhstan region, where the Department filed a lawsuit to protect the rights of eighteen consumers. The individuals ordered cabinet furniture but never received it. The court upheld the claim in full and ordered the entrepreneurs to return 11.2 million tenge.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1111242?lang=kk

ШЫМКЕНТТЕ ФРАНЦИЯНЫҢ ҚҰРМЕТТІ КОНСУЛДЫҒЫ АШЫЛДЫШымкент қаласында Францияның Құрметті консулдығы ресми түрде ашылды. Бұл бастама Шымкент қаласының әкімдігі мен Францияның Қазақстандағы Елшілігі арасында 2025-2028 жылдары бірлескен жобаларды жүзеге асыруға бағытталған Ынтымақтастық жөніндегі жол картасы аясында іске асырылып отыр.Жаңа консулдықтың ашылуы Франция мен Шымкент қаласы арасындағы дипломатиялық, экономикалық, мәдени және ғылыми байланысты одан әрі нығайтуға серпін береді. Сонымен қатар, өңірге инвестиция жұмылдыруға, бірлескен жобаларды жүзеге асыруға және халықаралық ынтымақтастықты кеңейтуге ықпал етеді.Консулдық сауда-экономикалық байланыстарға көмектесу, Қазақстандағы Франция азаматтарының құқығы мен мүддесін қорғауға қолдау көрсету, құжаттарды (паспорттар, визалар және т.б.) алуға байланысты көмек көрсету, француз тауарлары мен қызметтерін жергілікті нарықта ілгерілету, екі ел арасындағы экономикалық, ғылыми және сауда ынтымақтастығын дамыту, сондай-ақ, мәдени және білім беру іс-шараларын ұйымдастыруға қолдау көрсету бағыттары бойынша қызмет көрсетеді.Францияның Шымкент қаласындағы Құрметті консулдығының ашылуы өңірдің халықаралық серіктестікке ашықтығын айқын көрсетіп, Шымкенттің жаһандық деңгейдегі беделін арттыруға ықпал ететін маңызды қадам болып саналады.Шымкент қаласы әкімінің баспасөз қызметіSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/shymkent/press/news/details/1110557?lang=kk

Comprehensive work continues in the region to upgrade the road network. Repairs are carried out not only in cities, but also in rural areas. This approach is designed to reduce the gap in living standards between rural and urban residents and ensure equal access to high-quality infrastructure.Significant increase in fundingOver the past three years, the amount of funds allocated for road repairs has increased significantly.In 2022, 8.5 billion tenge was allocated for these purposes.In 2023-2024, financing was increased to 20 billion tenge annually.This year, 29 billion tenge has been allocated for the repair of more than 400 streets in 103 settlements, which is 3.6 times more than in 2022.In terms of financing of the road industry, the region is among the leaders of the country, ahead of other regions in some cases up to 9 times.Work in the regional centerSpecial attention is paid to the regional center. In 2024, 8.2 billion tenge was allocated for the repair of streets and courtyards in Kostanay, which is 1.7 times higher than last year and 3.6 times higher than in 2022.Repairs were carried out on 85 streets with a total length of 51 kilometers.Implementation of major infrastructure projectsWork is also underway in the region on the republican road network. On behalf of the Head of State, the implementation of the Center–West project has begun — a new route from Astana through Arkalyk, Torgai and Irgiz with access to the Trans-Caspian International Corridor.The new route will shorten the journey by 560 kilometers and provide transport connectivity to 13 settlements with a population of about 70 thousand people.The repair of the road from Arkalyk to the border with Ulytau region is being completed. At the same time, work is underway to restore the airport in Arkalyk.Results and impact on the economyIn general, 103 billion tenge has been allocated to improve the condition of roads this year, which is 40% more than in 2024 (73.8 billion tenge). A total of 1,300 kilometers of public roads have been repaired.The development of road transport infrastructure is already showing a positive effect. In the first ten months of this year, the volume of road freight increased by 33.9%.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1110434?lang=kk