Kazakhstan is preparing important changes in the field of evaluation activities. The Ministry of Finance has initiated amendments to the legislation on valuation activities, which should improve the quality of valuation services, open up new opportunities for Kazakhstani appraisers in the EAEU space, expand access to services for citizens and businesses, stimulating economic growth and investment. Anar Kaliyeva, Director of the Accounting Methodology, Audit and Evaluation Department of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, told about why the reform is needed, what innovations await the market and how they will affect the investment climate of the country. - Why should we make amendments to the legislation in valuation activities?Today, propertyvaluationplaysakeyroleinpurchase and saletransactions,loans,investments, andlawsuits.Therefore, it is importantthat the proceduresareastransparent,predictable as possible andprotect the interests of bothbusinessesandcitizens.So, on December10, 2021, by Decision of the SupremeEurasianEconomicCouncilNo.23, GeneralApproachesto the conditions for carrying out evaluationactivitieswithin the framework of the functioning of the singlemarket of services(hereinafter referred to as GeneralApproaches) were approved.Inaccordancewiththeseapproaches, eachEAEUcountry is required to amenditslegislationonvaluationactivities.Andonlyaftertheparties have made appropriatechanges, it is planned to open a singlemarket for propertyvaluationservices.Inthisregard,we are amendingtheLaw"OnValuationActivitiesin the Republic of Kazakhstan"regarding the provision of propertyvaluationserviceswithin the EAEU by appraisers,bothKazakhstaniandappraisers from otherEAEUmember States.Appraisers of oneEAEUmember state will be able to carry out theiractivitieson the territory of otherEAEUmember States withoutbarriers,exemptions,restrictions,additionalrequirementsandconditions.Thismeansthat the valuationcarried out inourcountrywill be recognizedinothercountries of the Unionwithout the need for repeatedprocedures.Such a step will greatlysimplify cross-bordercooperation,allowbusinesses to savemoneyonvaluation,make the marketmoreattractivetoinvestorsandcreateconditionsfor the freemovement of capital. As aresult, allmarketparticipantsbenefit:fromsmallbusinessestolargeinternationalcompanies.- What are your main goals when making amendments  to the law on valuation activities? - The main task is to make the system more modern and understandable. The amendments to the Law will allow appraisers to carry out their activities on the territory of the EAEU countries. - How will it work in practice? -Amendments to theLawonValuationActivities will simplify the life of bothbusinessesandindividuals.Imagine the situation: a Kazakhstaniappraiser has assessed a real estateobjectforcollateralorsale.Nowthisassessment will be automaticallyrecognizedinotherEAEUcountries. For example,inArmeniaorRussia.Thatis,onescoreisoneresultfor the entireUnion.Thisnotonlyreducescosts,butalsomakesbusinessprocessesfasterand more predictable.Inconnectionwith the opening of a singlemarket for propertyvaluationserviceswithin the EAEU, the Law has been supplemented with a newchapter"Activitieswithin the frameworkof the singlemarket of services".Thischapterregulates the dutiesandresponsibilities of Kazakhstaniappraisers,appraisers of otherEAEUmember states and,accordingly, the Chamber of Appraisers.These changes will allow our appraisers and non-resident appraisers to carry out their activities on the territory of the Union. - How will the amendments to the law affect the domestic market? Each chamber of appraisers will implement a system of internships and regular training. This will allow young professionals to adapt more quickly to market requirements, while experienced ones will constantly update their knowledge in accordance with national assessment standards. In addition, the proposedamendments alsomean an improvement in the quality of services. As aresult,this will create the basisfor a morestable real estate,lendingandinvestmentmarket.- How do the appraisers themselves feel about the changes? -Generallypositive.Amendments intheimplementation of evaluationactivitieswithintheEAEU will open up newopportunitiesforKazakhstaniappraisers,expandaccesstoservicesforcitizensandbusinesses,stimulatingeconomicgrowthandinvestment.- How will these amendments affect investments in Kazakhstan? - Transparency, predictability and trust in the asset valuation system are important for any investor, because it is on this that the accuracy of calculations, the validity of transactions and the minimization of risks depend. Amendments in the legislationonevaluationactivities will strengthen the image of Kazakhstanas a reliablejurisdictionwherelawsworktransparently,specialists are competent,and the evaluationsystemmeetsinternationalrequirements.Allthisincreasesconfidence in theeconomyandopens up newopportunitiesforattracting long-termcapital.The adoption of the draft law on the introduction of property valuation services will open up new opportunities for Kazakhstani appraisers, expand access to services for citizens and businesses, stimulating economic growth and investment. Also, the draft Law provides for the improvement of existing standards, the elimination of excessive requirements and contradictions, which will lead to an improvement in the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan on valuation activities and more effective regulation of the industry.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1171599?lang=kk

Akim of the region Nurlуbek Nalibayev met with the Chairman of the Presidium of the NCE "Atameken" Kanat Sharlapaev.The meeting discussed work on attracting investments and in the field of entrepreneurship."The Head of State pays special attention to the development of small and medium-sized businesses, the Government provides support.Today in our region, the pace of entrepreneurship development is active, its share in the economy is 20.5 percent.Last year, the production volume in this sector of the regional economy grew by 30.5 percent, the region took 3rd place among the regions.Tax revenues increased by 2.5 times compared to the previous year.Systematic and effective state support has had a positive impact on the sustainable development of entrepreneurship.With the aim of diversifying the regional economy, it is planned to implement 48 investment projects worth 1 trillion 900 billion tenge and create 10,308 new jobs in 2026-2029.This year, it is planned to launch 21 projects worth 100 billion tenge.It is worth noting that with your direct assistance, an investment agreement was signed with the Spanish company "Roca Group" on the construction of a high-tech plant for the production of up to 500 thousand sanitary ware items per year. Construction will begin this year.22 billion 700 million tenge is allocated from the budget for financial support of private entrepreneurship.In accordance with the instruction of the Head of State, the "Entrepreneurship Zone" program for micro and small businesses was launched this year.We are confident that today's meeting will open the way for new projects and initiatives,"- said N.Nalibayev.Last year, 2,929 private entrepreneurship projects were financed in the amount of 61 billion 100 million tenge from all funding sources.State support measures have increased the investment potential of the region, allowed the opening of new productions and the creation of jobs.In addition, 27 investment projects worth over 300 billion tenge were implemented.A Turkish investor built a new heat and power center.A bakery complex, factories for the production of bricks, glass, rice and food salt, a small industrial park, and a 40-megawatt solar power plant were launched.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1169919?lang=kk

A memorial evening dedicated to the 80th anniversary of composer, Honored Worker of Kazakhstan, holder of the "Kurmet" and "Parasat" orders, Kenes Duisekeev, was held at the "Art Center".It was attended by the regional akim Nurlybek Nalibayev, Deputy Foreign Minister Alibek Kuantyrov, ambassadors from European Union member states, deputies of the Parliament's Senate and Mazhilis, the composer's wife Bayan Duisekeeva, his son Nurken Duisekeev and relatives.The evening began with a screening of a video clip dedicated to the composer's work, who set his native land to music, followed by a concert program featuring selected works cherished in the nation's memory. Notably, the songs "Asyl Ana", "Oilan, Balam", "Omir, Omir", "Anaga Khat", "Oilaisyn ba, Zhanym", "Ak Kar", "Gashyk Anym", and "Okinbe Sen" were presented to the audience's attention. On stage, People's Artist of Kazakhstan Roza Rymbaeva soulfully performed the song "Salem Sagan, Tugan El". Meanwhile, Madina Saduakassova shared in the audience's warm appreciation with the song "Tengeu Bar Ma Sagan?" set to lyrics by Israel Saparbay. Additionally, Zhubanysh Zheksenuly performed the song "Tugan Zher" impressively, adding to the evening's splendor.Kenges Duisekeev is the author of unique works that have entered the golden fund of Kazakh musical art, a prominent composer who masterfully combined national spirit with modern melody. He established his own signature in national pop and symphonic music, a figure who elevated Kazakh song art to a new level.The composer's early works, such as "Karakozayim", "Ballada about Dombra", and "Salem Sagan, Tugan El!", themselves garnered the warm affection of the general public. The song "Karagym-ai", performed by Dimash Kudaibergen, who glorified Kazakh song on world stages, received immense admiration from thousands of foreign listeners. In 2006, on the occasion of the composer's 60th anniversary, a regional competition for composers and singers titled "Tugan Zher" was organized. In 2008, this artistic contest was elevated to a republican level, giving impetus to the creative paths of many talented youth and opening doors to major stages. Since 2013, the competition, which has gained international status, has annually united talents gathered from near and far countries such as Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Poland, and Bulgaria into a single stream.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1166879?lang=kk

The eighth meeting of the Commission on Constitutional Reform was held in Astana, during which Deputy Prosecutor General of the Republic of Kazakhstan Zhandos Omiraliev proposed clarifying the understanding of Article 18 of the draft new Constitution in the Russian language. He particularly emphasized that every norm of the Constitution must be clear and understandable, and that the commission is doing tremendous work.State Advisor Erlan Karin focused on the fact that the text of the new Constitution is not a translation.–The draft of the new Constitution in the state language is not a translation. The draft currently in your hands is a document initially written with the interests of the state language in mind. In case of ambiguous questions, the version in the Kazakh language is primarily taken into account, – he said.The State Advisor also reported that outdated and words whose meaning has changed have been revised in the draft new Constitution.Rector of Karaganda University named after E. Buketov, Nurlan Dulatbekov, presented a proposal that the principles of access to higher education should be clearly outlined in the new Constitution. At the same time, he explained why it is necessary to separate educational institutions from religious ideology and what fundamental significance this has for the education system.– Universities and schools must remain spaces of science, knowledge, and, of course, academic freedom. This approach protects students, preserves a neutral educational environment, and reduces the risk of ideological pressure, – said the scholar.At the next meeting, Majilis deputy Aydarbek Kozhanazarov came forward with an initiative to clearly enshrine in the Constitution that «the national currency of Kazakhstan is the tenge». Chairman of the Board of M. Narikbayev KAZGUU University JSC, member of the Constitutional Commission Talgat Narikbayev focused on the commission's work to improve the text of the Basic Law in the Kazakh language.Chairman of the Constitutional Commission Elvira Azimova instructed to inform the public about the fate of proposals received from citizens regarding the new version of the Basic Law through a summary table.It is recalled that regional head Nurlibek Nalibayev, as a member of the Constitutional Commission, participates in the commission's meetings and discussions in separate working sections.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1156329?lang=kk

Vice Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan Erzhan Birzhanov addressed the opening session of the OECD Eurasia Week.In his remarks, Erzhan Birzhanov emphasized the strategic importance of Kazakhstan’s cooperation with the OECD, highlighting the key role of the Eurasia Competitiveness Programme in promoting economic and institutional reforms in the region.It was noted that the OECD Country Programme for Kazakhstan facilitates the implementation of international standards and best practices in national reforms, ensuring their practical focus and long-term sustainability.The Vice Minister also underlined Kazakhstan’s active and consistent engagement with the OECD. Currently, the country has acceded to 46 OECD legal instruments and participates in the work of 39 OECD committees and bodies.Special attention was given to tax policy matters, including the entry into force of the new Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan as of 1 January 2026 and the country’s participation in the OECD/G20 BEPS initiative.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1153788?lang=kk

The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, together with Professional Accounting Organizations, is implementing the nationwide campaign “People’s Accountant” starting January 5, 2026. The campaign is aimed at supporting entrepreneurs and improving the quality of accounting and tax reporting.The campaign will run until June 30, 2026. Its main format is free offline consultations at the offices of the State Revenue Departments in regional centers, as well as in the cities of Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent.In January–February, consultations are held three times a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) from 10:00 to 13:00. Starting from March 2026, they will be held twice a week. The schedule and addresses are published on the official websites and social media pages of the Committee of State Revenues (KGR), Regional State Revenue Departments (DGR), and Local State Revenue Departments (UGD). Reception areas are marked with signs reading “People’s Accountant.”Employees of the state revenue authorities and more than 120 accredited professional accountants are involved in the campaign.Since the launch of the campaign:More than 17,500 taxpayers have received consultations;Over 160 interviews have been conducted;Around 2,500 publications have appeared in mass media, TV, radio, and social networks;163 video testimonials have been collected, including from bloggers and influencers.The live dialogue format has proven effective: taxpayers receive practical explanations on accounting, tax reporting, and working with information systems.Within the campaign, taxpayers are provided consultations on:Choosing the optimal tax regime and transition period issues;Tax benefits and deductions under special tax regimes;Issuing electronic invoices;VAT thresholds, registration and deregistration for VAT under special and general tax regimes;Permitted types of activities for the self-employed;Procedures for fulfilling tax obligations, and much more.The “People’s Accountant” campaign continues.Entrepreneurs and citizens are invited to take advantage of the opportunity to receive free professional consultations and improve their tax literacy. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1153481?lang=kk

Kazakhstan has improved its performance in 17 out of 31 areas under the international PEFA (Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability) framework, a globally recognized standard for assessing public financial management. The results were presented at a roundtable marking the launch of the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Assessment report. The event was attended by the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Madi Takiyev; Najy Benhassine, World Bank Division Director for Central Asia; and Utsav Kumar, Asian Development Bank (ADB) Country Director for Kazakhstan.The Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, with the support of the World Bank and ADB, has completed the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) assessment. The assessment provides an objective evaluation of the budget process, transparency, accountability, and the efficiency of public resource use in line with international standards.Compared with the previous assessment conducted in 2018, Kazakhstan has made notable progress. The share of indicators with the highest rating (‘A’) increased from 16% to 39%, while 94% of indicators received a rating of ‘C’ or higher, which represents the baseline level.“Kazakhstan’s progress since 2018 demonstrates responsible public financial management,” said Najy Benhassine, World Bank Division Director for Central Asia. “The next phase of reforms will involve using the results of this assessment, including its climate dimension, to update the country’s public financial management strategy, further improving the efficiency of public spending and its benefits for citizens.”The evaluation covered key components of the public finance system, including budget planning and execution, revenue and expenditure management, public procurement, internal and external audit, as well as fiscal transparency and reporting.Among the system’s strengths highlighted in the report are stronger fiscal discipline, effective budget execution, and transparent revenue management. The assessment also placed special emphasis on the strategic allocation of resources. International experts noted improved alignment between medium-term budgeting and strategic plans, as well as the enhanced role of key performance indicators (KPIs) in resource allocation. An internal control and audit system aligned with international standards now covers nearly all government expenditures, ensuring compliance with financial regulations.“The assessment demonstrates Kazakhstan’s continued progress in improving the transparency and accountability of its public financial management system, while also identifying areas for further improvement, including competitive procurement, debt management, and access to information. Stronger public financial management strengthens the nation—where transparency empowers citizens, accountability builds public trust, and development progress becomes more resilient and impactful,” said Ruth Farrant, Director, ADB Procurement, Portfolio and Financial Management Department. A milestone achievement was the country’s first PEFA assessment incorporating a climate component (PEFA+Climate), reaffirming Kazakhstan’s commitment to the goals of the Carbon Neutrality Strategy until 2060 and its international climate obligations. This work was coordinated by the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources.“Kazakhstan will continue to pursue macroeconomic stability and effective public financial management despite global uncertainty. Our priorities include further strengthening transparency, improving credit ratings, boosting investor confidence, and attracting long-term investment to support economic growth. These reforms will contribute to citizens’ well-being and the country’s sustainable development,” said Minister of Finance Madi Takiyev.The international PEFA assessment serves as an independent tool for analyzing strengths and identifying areas for improvement in public finances. Its findings provide a solid foundation for further reforms.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1151886?lang=kk

Kazakhstan is transitioning to a preventive digital model of state audit, where risks are identified in a timely manner and blocked remotely. This was announced by Yerzhan Mynzhasarov, Chairman of the Internal State Audit Committee of the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan, at a briefing at the Central Communications Service.The ministry's strategy is to introduce automated analysis systems, integrate with state databases, and use artificial intelligence algorithms for real-time monitoring. Thanks to the new online budget monitoring in the State Planning system, it was possible to identify and prevent unjustified spending plans for 2026-2028 amounting to 1.5 trillion tenge even before the budget was approved.Yerzhan Mynzhasarov reported that in the social sphere, with the help of digital solutions, the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan has prevented fraudulent schemes involving the payment of salaries worth 1.4 billion tenge. Automated monitoring makes it possible to eradicate systemic theft in the education sector under the guise of salary payments.As part of the control over public procurement in the current year, online monitoring covered about 5,000 payments worth 1.1 trillion tenge. Of these, 694 risky transfers worth 184.2 billion tenge were identified. The audit results revealed financial violations amounting to 59.5 billion tenge, and suppliers were charged a penalty of more than 237 million tenge.Electronic auditing, fully implemented since 2021, has proven to be highly effective. Since its launch, 804 remote audits have been conducted, identifying violations amounting to over 120 billion tenge. This system has minimized corruption risks by eliminating direct contact with those being audited and reduced travel expenses per auditor by almost 4.5 times.Effective working models have been recognized at the international level. For example, the PEMPAL community of internal auditors highly praised Kazakhstan's experience in digitalization. The Committee's work on the “Internal Audit Effectiveness” indicator received the highest rating of “A” from experts at the World Bank and Asian Development Bank."One of the ambitious tasks we have set ourselves is the complete digitization of the Committee's audit activities. This will ensure continuous control over the movement of state funds. This approach is fully in line with the instructions of the Head of State. The goal of our work is to make the work of state bodies as transparent and effective as possible," concluded Yerzhan Mynzhasarov, Chairman of the Internal State Audit Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1122931?lang=kk

Within the framework of the new Law "On Public Procurement," which entered into force on January 1, 2025, a Unified Procurement Platform has been launched in Kazakhstan. This platform combines public procurement and procurement of the quasi-public sector. Now suppliers can participate in tenders through a single portal, which greatly simplifies the process, since earlier authorization had to be carried out separately in each system.The new platform covers the procurement of all government agencies, national companies, holdings, enterprises and organizations with a state share of more than 50%, as well as the Samruk-Kazyna Foundation and its subsidiaries. This creates equal access for all participants in the procurement process to participate in regulated purchases.The advantages of the platform are: one portal for entering all types of regulated purchases, full transparency of procedures, monitoring and analysis of all types of purchases in one system, reflection of personal settings of users in your personal account.On the basis of the platform, an analytical module has been developed that displays information on planned and conducted purchases in the context of methods, plans, contracts, regions, budget types, and reporting administrators.This year, the following procurements have been connected to the Unified Procurement Platform: student meals, state educational procurement, public-private partnerships, and the procurement of medicines and medical devices under the State Medical and Healthcare Procurement Program.Next year, work is planned to connect natural monopoly entities and subsoil users to the platform of procurement sites.These measures are aimed at simplifying and unifying procurement procedures, increasing the openness and transparency of regulated procurement.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1115666?lang=kk

At the plenary session of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the draft law "On the Republican Budget for 2026–2028" was presented. In shaping the country’s main financial document, strategic guidelines, state objectives, and priorities for socio-economic development were taken into account.The budget draft underwent extensive discussion in Senate committees and working groups. As a result of joint efforts, additional funds were reallocated to priority expenditures. Specifically, 28.5 billion tenge were directed toward regional development, including infrastructure projects, and 57.7 billion tenge toward strengthening transport logistics. These measures aim to improve the population’s quality of life and enhance the country’s transit potential.Special attention was given to the fact that this budget is being formed for the first time under the new Budget Code. Systemic changes have been introduced, including strategic and medium-term planning, mandatory budget reviews to assess spending efficiency, and a shift toward investment discipline. Every project is now subject to evaluation for socio-economic impact and risk analysis.The expenditure part of the budget remains socially oriented. In 2026, 10.8 trillion tenge are allocated to the social sector, of which 6.8 trillion tenge are earmarked for social payments and 4 trillion tenge for human capital development. Reforms include the digitalization of benefit payments, optimization of healthcare funding with an expanded compulsory health insurance package, and increased financial autonomy for cultural institutions.For the development of the real sector, 3.6 trillion tenge are allocated, including funding for infrastructure, core industries, agriculture, manufacturing, and business support measures. A separate priority is strengthening national security: expenditures for the security sector in 2026 will amount to 3.1 trillion tenge, or 1% of GDP.According to Deputy Minister of Finance of Kazakhstan Abzal Beisenbekuly, who presented the draft law in the Senate, cooperation with Parliament enabled savings of 68 billion tenge in budget funds. Administrative expenses were reduced from 15% to 12%. He noted that this budget will allow the fulfillment of all social obligations, strengthen the economy, and ensure its growth.Let me know if you'd like this adapted for a presentation, summary, or official document format.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1109056?lang=kk

В Петропавловске прошла выставка «Историко-культурное наследие периода Алтын Орды (Жошы Ұлысы)», приуроченная к 800-летию Улуса Джучи.В рамках мероприятия были представлены ценные экспонаты из фондов Национального историко-культурного и природного музея-заповедника «Ұлытау», среди которых уникальные артефакты, такие как украшенные кирпичи мавзолеев Алтын Орды, восковые фигуры исторических личностей того времени, макет мавзолея Жошы-хана, а также средневековые монеты, старинные карты и другие исторически ценные предметы, отражающие культурное наследие этой эпохи.На территории Национального историко-культурного и природного музея-заповедника «Ұлытау» в настоящее время сохраняются более десяти исторических памятников эпохи Золотой Орды, включая такие важные объекты, как мавзолей Джучи-хана, Болған Ана, Құлан Ана, Аяққамыр и другие.Выставка ранее была представлена в таких городах, как Астана, Алматы, Туркестан и Жезказган. Пресс-служба Министерства культуры и информации РКSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mam/press/news/details/1103913?lang=kk

В Национальной библиотеке Республики Казахстан состоялась церемония подписания меморандума о расширении сотрудничества в культурной и гуманитарной сферах между Национальной библиотекой Республики Казахстан и Генеральным консульством Венгрии в Алматы.Подписанный меморандум направлен на укрепление связей в сфере библиотечного дела, совместную реализацию научных и культурных проектов, а также организацию выставок, лекций, кинопоказов и программ культурного обмена.Ожидается, что данная инициатива придаст новый импульс дальнейшему развитию культурно-гуманитарного сотрудничества и укреплению дружеских отношений между народами двух стран. Пресс-служба Министерства культуры и информации РКSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mam/press/news/details/1103086?lang=kk

For the first time in Kazakhstan, a professional holiday for accountants and auditors is being celebrated! Your work is the foundation of economic transparency and stability. Thanks to your professionalism, financial discipline is strengthened, resources are managed effectively, and a reliable basis for the country's development is created.The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan strives to make your work even more convenient and transparent. We are actively introducing modern accounting and auditing standards, supporting the certification and professional development of specialists, and developing clear rules for reporting and control.Your work is based on trust, stability, and confidence in the future of Kazakhstan's entire economy.We wish you professional growth and prosperity! May your accuracy and responsibility always lead to success. Happy holiday! Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1102057?lang=kk

 The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan is actively advancing digital services to make interactions between citizens, businesses, and the government as seamless and comfortable as possible. Among the key initiatives are: Smart Data Finance, digitalization of customs processes, the electronic public procurement system, online budget monitoring, the Digital Financial Map, and e-Minfin.Each innovation and every implemented technology represents a significant contribution to Kazakhstan’s economic development and the improvement of our citizens’ quality of life.We wish all professionals in the field boundless inspiration, bold achievements, and new heights in their careers!Happy holiday! Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1102044?lang=kk

В рамках проекта «Развитие волонтёрства в сфере чрезвычайных ситуаций» в Астане прошли командно-штабные учения «Қыс–2025», направленные на проверку готовности города к возможным чрезвычайным ситуациям в зимний период.В мероприятии приняли участие добровольцы общественного объединения «Волонтёры Астаны LIDER.KZ», реализующего проект в рамках малого гранта Национальной волонтёрской сети.Во время учений они совместно с профессиональными спасателями отрабатывали алгоритмы действий в условиях зимних чрезвычайных ситуаций, осваивали приёмы оказания помощи населению и взаимодействия с коммунальными и экстренными службами. Практическая часть мероприятия прошла на территории Индустриального парка, где участники смогли закрепить полученные знания на реальных сценариях реагирования.Сотрудничество между волонтёрами и профильными службами в сфере предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций продолжает активно развиваться. Такая работа способствует укреплению культуры гражданской ответственности, повышению устойчивости общества и формированию эффективной системы общественной безопасности, в которой волонтёры выступают надёжными партнёрами государства. Пресс-служба Министерства культуры и информации РКSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mam/press/news/details/1101360?lang=kk

В Актобе состоялась встреча жителей области с вице-министром культуры и информации РК Айзадой Курмановой.Во встрече приняли участие представители общественных советов, политических партий, неправительственных организаций и этнокультурных объединений. В ходе встречи обсуждались актуальные вопросы развития гражданского общества, вовлечённости молодёжи, поддержка НПО и перспективы реализации общественных инициатив на местах.В рамках поездки вице-министр также провела личный приём граждан.Помимо этого, прошла встреча с представителями Гражданского центр Актюбинской области. В ходе диалога были подняты вопросы повышения квалификации сотрудников, развития инфраструктуры гражданской активности и расширения поддержки местных НПО. Пресс-служба Министерства культуры и информации РКSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mam/press/news/details/1096243?lang=kk

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В Астане прошло заседание экспертного клуба «SARAP» на тему: «Итоги ХІІ Гражданского форума: гражданская активность как ресурс развития страны». Участники обсудили ключевые результаты прошедшего форума, эффективность предложенного формата, а также дальнейшие шаги по укреплению взаимодействия государства и гражданского общества.В ходе выступления Гульбара Султанова отметила основные достижения XII Гражданского форума, подчеркнув его значение как диалоговой площадки, где были озвучены актуальные вызовы и сформулированы приоритетные направления государственной политики в сфере развития гражданского сектора. Особое внимание было уделено необходимости системного подхода к устойчивому взаимодействию с НПО, а также практическому внедрению рекомендаций, выработанных в рамках форума.В рамках заседания также была представлена аналитика по оценке эффективности социальных проектов, реализуемых НПО в рамках государственного финансирования. Исследование подтвердило, что такие проекты являются действенным инструментом решения социальных задач. Также были обсуждены меры по усилению профессионального уровня НПО и внедрению цифровых решений для расширения общественного участия. Пресс-служба Министерства культуры и информации РКSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mam/press/news/details/1096228?lang=kk

В Национальной библиотеке Республики Казахстан состоялась презентация поэтического сборника «Бұрым-Жыр» поэтессы, члена Союза журналистов РК Лауры Палман.В рамках мероприятия Лауре Палман было вручено членское удостоверение Союза писателей Казахстана.В сборник «Бұрым-Жыр» вошли проникновенные стихи о женской душе, национальном самосознании, судьбе, любви и тоске. Автор превращает образ женской косы и человеческой жизни в символическое единство, тонко передавая искренние чувства языком поэзии.В презентации приняли участие представители интеллигенции, журналисты и читатели.Ранее у автора вышел поэтический сборник под названием «Сағыныш сияқты өз атым». Пресс-служба Министерства культуры и информации РКSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mam/press/news/details/1095161?lang=kk

Today, a meeting chaired by regional Akim Nurlybek Nalibayev was held to discuss the progress of construction work in the region. City and district akims and heads of responsible agencies participated. The regional governor addressed a number of pressing issues and instructed that construction be accelerated and that social and infrastructure projects scheduled for the end of the year be completed on time and with high quality.Furthermore, instructions were given to establish ongoing monitoring of the quality of construction materials, to spend budget funds effectively and efficiently, and to pay special attention to the quality of new schools and residential buildings.Last year, 128.5 billion tenge was allocated to the construction industry; this year, 170.1 billion tenge. This figure represents an 8.1-fold increase compared to 2022. The number of major social projects has also increased. This year, construction was completed and commissioned for the residents of a physics and mathematics boarding school on the left bank, a music college, a local history museum, a creative and innovation center, «Keleshek» schools, and «Rukhaniyat» centers, as well as a new 11,000-seat stadium for the «Kaisar» football club, and other facilities.By the end of the year, construction is planned for a sports complex on the left bank, the «Friendship House», a 150-seat school in the village of Zhalanash in the Aral District, and reconstruction of central hospitals in the districts. Construction is currently underway on the «Kyzylorda Arena» complex, a 300-bed hospital with an oncology department, and an outpatient clinic with a capacity of 100 visits per shift.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1095142?lang=kk