London, February 26, 2026 – At the invitation of the UK, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev, took part in the meeting of Central Asian and UK foreign ministers under the “Central Asia + UK” (CA5+UK) framework.The discussions covered a wide range of bilateral and regional issues, including opportunities for economic growth, expanding trade and investment cooperation, and joint efforts to strengthen regional connectivity and develop international transport corridors.In his remarks, Minister Kosherbayev emphasized the importance of pragmatic, mutually beneficial strategic engagement between the region and the UK, aimed at supporting economic development and sustainable growth of all participating countries. “Kazakhstan plays a central role in regional connectivity. Thirteen major transit corridors pass through our territory and around 85% of overland cargo transport between Europe and Asia moves through Kazakhstan. The idea of the CA5+UK format stems from these priorities. Within this framework, we view the United Kingdom as a long-term partner and are committed to achieving tangible results that benefit our economies, societies, and shared future,” Minister Kosherbayev added.In her address, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper highlighted Central Asia’s significance as a dynamically developing region with steady economic growth, increasing regional cooperation, and a growing role in international affairs. The countries in the region are taking a pragmatic approach to engagement, strengthening interconnectivity, and gradually expanding their participation in shaping a modern framework for economic and political cooperation.The discussions also focused on opportunities to align Central Asia’s resource and transit potential with the UK’s strengths in finance, regulatory standards, technology, and education.For their part, the Central Asian foreign ministers praised the CA5+UK framework as an important platform for structured and results-oriented dialogue with the United Kingdom. They emphasized that the format has already proven effective in facilitating comprehensive discussions on regional priorities, while creating additional opportunities to promote economic initiatives and implement joint projects.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1170591?lang=kk

London, February 25, 2026 – Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh and member of the British Royal Family, hosted the Foreign Ministers of Central Asia for an official meeting in London, where discussions focused on expanding cooperation between the region and the United Kingdom in education, science and technology.“The visit in “CA5+UK” format marks a new chapter in relations between Central Asia and the United Kingdom. I am confident that our joint work within this framework will provide a strong impetus for the development of our countries and deepen interregional cooperation,” Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev said.The Minister also highlighted Kazakhstan’s ongoing efforts to position itself as an international education hub and underscored partnerships with leading British universities, including Cardiff University, Coventry University and De Montfort University, all of which have established independent campuses in Kazakhstan.During the meeting, the Kazakh side expressed interest in expanding access to British scholarships, grants and educational initiatives, as well as establishing joint research centres in priority areas – ranging from sustainable development and climate change to digital technologies and medicine.A particular attention was paid to the development of joint projects in history, the arts and tourism, along with the simplification of visa procedures for students, researchers and entrepreneurs, expansion of direct air links and the development of tourism routes between the regions.In his turn, Prince Edward underscored the importance of strengthening people-to-people ties as the foundation of long-term partnership. He noted that the United Kingdom highly values Kazakhstan’s openness and proactive engagement in advancing cooperation in priority areas for both sides. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1170543?lang=kk

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In the Nauryzym district, an initiative by the Youth Resource Center involving volunteers took place, called the "Snow Landing" campaign. The event was timed to coincide with the official opening of the Year of Volunteers.During the campaign, it was officially announced that 2026 has been proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly as the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development (IVY 2026), with Kazakhstan being the initiator of this proposal. This decision aims to enhance the role of volunteer activities in society, develop civic engagement, and support good deeds for the benefit of the country.Following the official opening of the Year of Volunteers, the youth proceeded to provide practical assistance. As part of the campaign, volunteers visited the Dobrovolsky family, who live alone, as well as the home of Zh. Zhumasheva, where they offered social support. Specifically, they cleared the yards of snow, chopped firewood, brought in coal, and helped organize winter fuel supplies.The "Snow Landing" campaign is not just a one-day event. It is a vivid example of respect for the older generation, showing care and responsibility. Such initiatives contribute to fostering a culture of mutual assistance in society and increasing the social activity of youth.The youth of the Nauryzym district intend to continue actively participating in charitable and social projects aimed at the benefit of society.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1170039?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

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Arman Issetov held a meeting with Ambassador of the Czech Republic Pavel Šepeľák.The Kazakh diplomat congratulated his Czech counterpart on the successful parliamentary elections and the formation of the new Cabinet of Ministers, expressing confidence that the two countries will continue their constructive engagement aimed at further strengthening and developing Kazakh-Czech relations.The interlocutors discussed a wide range of issues and reaffirmed their mutual commitment to expanding mutually beneficial cooperation in the political, trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian spheres.“Astana is interested in enhancing cooperation with Czech companies in the energy, transport, engineering, agriculture and other sectors. Our goal is to build mutually beneficial cooperation that fosters growth and innovation in these areas,” Deputy Minister Issetov stated. In this context, he welcomed the signing in April 2025 of a contract between Kazatomprom and the Czech company ČEZ for the supply of Kazakh uranium concentrate to nuclear power plants in the Czech Republic, describing it as an important practical step in strengthening bilateral cooperation.The parties also noted the significant potential for further increasing mutual trade and investment. In this regard, they underscored the importance of the Kazakhstan-Czech Intergovernmental Commission on Economic, Industrial and Scientific-Technical Cooperation and gave a positive assessment of the outcomes of its 12th meeting held in 2025.At the conclusion of the meeting, the diplomats agreed to facilitate the further deepening of mutually beneficial partnership through the implementation of joint initiatives.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1169938?lang=kk

Akim of the Kostanay region, Kumar Aksakalov, held a meeting with the staff of the Kia Qazaqstan plant. The dialogue was dedicated to the draft of the updated Constitution and the socio-economic development of the region.The dialogue was also attended by deputies of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Sergei Karplyuk and Bibigul Akkuzhina, the chairman of the Kostanay regional maslikhat, Sailaubek Yeshanov, and the chairman of the regional branch of the Amanat party, Almat Dosmukhamedov.The Kia Qazaqstan plant in the industrial zone of Kostanay has become a true flagship of the region's automotive industry. On a territory of almost 63 hectares, a modern production facility has been built with the capacity to produce up to 70,000 cars per year. A significant part of the workforce consists of young specialists.The head of the region emphasized the importance of enhancing the status of the working person within the discussion of the draft of the New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to him, the document enshrines key social guarantees for workers."The draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan guarantees the right to working conditions that meet safety and hygiene requirements, to remuneration for work without any discrimination, as well as to social protection in accordance with the law," noted the regional akim.A young specialist of the enterprise, Amir Karayev, shared his opinion. According to him, the draft of the updated Constitution pays special attention to the role of youth."For me, as a representative of the younger generation, it is important that the document creates real conditions for obtaining quality education, professional growth, and self-realization. The significance of the participation of young citizens in the socio-political life of the country is emphasized, which means our opinion is heard and taken into account," he noted.Special attention was paid to the institution of the family. The norms concerning the definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman, the protection of marriage and family by the state, as well as the rights and obligations of parents and children were explained.An employee of the enterprise, Firdavs Amanmuratov, expressed his position on this issue."It is important for me that the new draft Constitution plans to clearly enshrine basic family values. The state protects marriage and family, supports parents in raising children," noted Firdavs Amanmuratov.It was also noted that the plant's employees asked a number of questions concerning socio-economic guarantees, support for the production sector, and prospects for the region's development. Representatives of the coalition gave detailed answers, emphasizing the importance of active citizen participation in socio-political processes.Following the meeting, the workforce of Kia Qazaqstan expressed full support for the draft of the New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan and readiness to participate in the development of a Just and Progressive Kazakhstan. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1169958?lang=kk

London, February 25, 2026 – The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev together with his counterparts from the Central Asian countries, met with members of the UK Parliament’s All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Cooperation with Central Asia.“Kazakhstan attaches great importance to its relations with the United Kingdom as one of our key partners in Europe. We highly value our open political dialogue, growing trade and investment ties, as well as cooperation in education, innovation and sustainable development. Interparliamentary dialogue occupies a special place in this partnership,” said head of the Kazakh Foreign Ministry. He noted that parliamentary contacts help deepen mutual understanding, facilitate the exchange of best practices in legislative work and parliamentary oversight, and enable more effective coordination of approaches to regional and international issues.The Foreign Minister highlighted the special role of interparliamentary dialogue in bilateral and regional relations.“Central Asia today is a region of growing opportunities and increasing responsibility. We believe that more active engagement of parliaments can make a meaningful contribution to addressing common challenges, including regional stability, sustainable development, climate change and strengthening ties between our countries,” Minister Kosherbayev stated. He also expressed confidence that the activities of the All-Party Parliamentary Group play an important role in strengthening long-term and pragmatic cooperation between Kazakhstan and the United Kingdom.The Kazakh Foreign Minister also briefed participants on the implementation of a comprehensive program of political and constitutional reforms aimed at modernizing public administration and strengthening state institutions. These reforms are designed to create a more balanced, accountable and effective system of governance by enhancing the role of Parliament and strengthening institutional checks and balances.In turn, British MPs noted that Central Asia’s great potential and increasing role.. They emphasized that more active parliamentary engagement could contribute to addressing common challenges, including ensuring regional stability, promoting sustainable development, combating climate change, and strengthening ties among countries. Members of Parliament expressed readiness to share the legislative experience of the United Kingdom and to further develop interparliamentary cooperation.A meeting was also held with the Speaker of the House of Commons  Lindsay Hoyle.During the discussion, Minister Kosherbayev stressed that the United Kingdom is one of Kazakhstan’s key partners in Europe and expressed confidence that bilateral relations will continue to develop in the spirit of mutual respect, trust and friendship.He noted that the Kazakhstan-United Kingdom Friendship Group is actively operating in the Parliament of Kazakhstan and welcomed the recent establishment of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on cooperation with Central Asian countries in the Parliament of the United Kingdom, which includes members of the House of Lords and the House of Commons from various political parties.“I am confident that the new group will make a meaningful contribution to the development of interparliamentary cooperation between the United Kingdom and Kazakhstan, as well as other countries of our region, and will help increase the interest and engagement of British parliamentarians,” said the Kazakh Foreign Minister.Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle highlighted the importance of strengthening interparliamentary ties and confirmed the UK Parliament’s readiness to support initiatives aimed at advancing cooperation with Central Asia. He highly appreciated Kazakhstan’s role as a stable and reliable partner in the region and expressed interest in exchanging legislative experience, implementing joint educational and cultural projects, and expanding dialogue between parliamentary delegations of both countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1169975?lang=kk

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London, February 25, 2026 - As part of his visit to London, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev took part in a roundtable meeting with representatives of the British business community. The British side was represented by Acting Minister of State for Business and Trade and Co-Chair of the UK side of the Kazakhstan-UK Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific, Technical and Cultural Cooperation Chris Bryant, Chairman of the British-Kazakh Society Rupert Goodman, as well as senior executives of leading British companies, including Maritime House, Weir Group, Perry Engineering, Car Park Transformer, British Petroleum, Standard Chartered Bank, UK Export Finance, London Stock Exchange Group, Gleeds, Better Earth, Eutelsat One Web, and representatives of Coventry University and Cardiff University.Participants discussed prospects for expanding trade, economic and investment partnership between Kazakhstan and the United Kingdom. Particular attention was paid to cooperation in critical minerals and rare earth elements.“Within the framework of ongoing institutional reforms, Kazakhstan continues to strengthen investor protection and offer targeted tax incentives and preferences. We remain firmly committed to ensuring that your investments generate long-term returns, supported by political stability, a favorable business climate, and consistent efforts to unlock new opportunities in our economy,” emphasized Minister Kosherbayev in his remarks.The Kazakh diplomat also briefed representatives of the UK business community on Kazakhstan’s achievements over the past 25 years.“Kazakhstan has achieved substantial economic growth, averaging 5.7% in real terms annually. According to the latest IMF data, our nominal GDP exceeds 300 billion US dollars, placing us among the world’s top 50 economies. Kazakhstan currently accounts for more than 60% of all foreign direct investment flows into Central Asia, reinforcing its position as the economic hub of the region,” Minister Kosherbayev stated.In turn, Deputy Minister Bryant highlighted the success of British investors in Kazakhstan and stressed the importance of bilateral cooperation. He expressed readiness to advance joint work in green economy projects, rare earth elements, transport and transit, education, and AI-IT. He noted that these initiatives create sustainable investment opportunities, strengthen long-term partnerships, and contribute to diversifying supply chains of critical materials to international markets.Participants agreed that strengthening economic cooperation contributes to the sustainable development of the region. They also emphasized the importance of moving the Kazakhstan-UK partnership from dialogue to the implementation of concrete projects in new areas of Kazakhstan’s economic development.Following the event, the parties signed:- the Kazakhstan-UK Roadmap on Strategic Partnership in the Field of Critical Minerals through 2027;- a Memorandum on expanding partnership and intentions to open a licensed campus in Almaty between Coventry University and Coventry University Kazakhstan.In addition, it was announced that the presence of British educational institutions in Kazakhstan will be further expanded, including the opening of Charterhouse School in Almaty, the launch of an Artificial Intelligence Centre by Cardiff University, and the opening of a new campus of Heriot-Watt University in Aktobe.The United Kingdom is among the top ten largest investors in Kazakhstan’s economy. In 2024, British investments amounted to 723.7 million US dollars, while in the first nine months of 2025 they totaled 471.5 million US dollars.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1169553?lang=kk

During the visit to Geneva, First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerzhan Ashikbayev held bilateral meetings with the heads of 10 major UN agencies and other international organizations to discuss practical issues of cooperation.At the meeting with Tatiana Valovaya, Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva, the parties reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s unwavering commitment to multilateral diplomacy and active cooperation with the United Nations. T. Valovaya highly appreciated Kazakhstan’s contribution to advancing international initiatives, including the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions, the Regional Environmental Summit, the opening in Almaty of the UN Regional Centre for the Sustainable Development Goals for Central Asia and Afghanistan, as well as the initiative to establish an International Water Organization under the auspices of the UN.At the meeting with Volker Türk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Kazakhstan’s commitment to constructive engagement with UN treaty bodies and the Universal Periodic Review mechanism, as well as support for the OHCHR mandate, was reaffirmed. V. Türk noted the high level of trust-based cooperation, including the implementation of a joint “roadmap” adopted following his visit to Kazakhstan in 2023.The implementation of the Decent Work 'roadmap' was discussed with Gilbert F. Houngbo, Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO). Progress was noted in terms of cooperation on labour rights protection and the reinforcement of international labour standards in national legislation. Kazakhstan confirmed its support for the Global Coalition for Social Justice and its interest in expanding ILO regional programmes in Central Asia.During the meeting with Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), the parties confirmed the high level of partnership and Kazakhstan’s support for WHO efforts to strengthen sustainable, people-centred health systems. Particular attention was paid to advancing primary health care, including the Global Coalition for Primary Health Care initiated by Kazakhstan. The sides discussed the provision of medical and humanitarian assistance to populations in crisis situations, as well as the participation of the WHO Director-General in the Regional Environmental Summit in Astana in April 2026.Barham Salih, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, positively assessed Kazakhstan’s commitment to cooperation in the field of migration and the protection of the rights of refugees and stateless persons. The results of the implementation of voluntary pledges under the Global Refugee Forum were noted, including the introduction of digital solutions in migration management.With Gilles Carbonnier, Vice-President of the ICRC, priority humanitarian issues and the promotion of the Global Initiative to galvanize political commitment to international humanitarian law were discussed, including preparations for the High-Level Conference in Jordan in 2026.With Tatiana Molchan, Executive Secretary of the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), the parties reviewed issues of implementing international standards and expanding regional cooperation in the areas of transport, trade, environment, energy and innovation. UNECE’s interest in participating in the Regional Environmental Summit and in implementing its outcomes on the basis of multilateral environmental conventions and SPECA was confirmed.During the meeting with Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), prospects for expanding cooperation on digital transformation were discussed. Kazakhstan’s active role in advancing the global digital agenda, developing e-government, an innovation ecosystem and artificial intelligence technologies was highlighted. SungAh Lee, Deputy Director-General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), positively noted Kazakhstan’s migration policy, including its chairmanship within the Almaty Process. Mutual interest in further expanding practical cooperation was reaffirmed.In addition, on the margins of the High-Level Segment week of the UN Human Rights Council and the Conference on Disarmament, Y. Ashikbayev took part in a side event dedicated to the protection of places of worship in armed conflicts. In his remarks, he underscored the importance of religious sites as part of cultural heritage and as spaces for humanitarian support, reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s commitment to advancing the Global Initiative to Galvanize Political Commitment to International Humanitarian Law, and encouraged States to support its practical implementation. At all meetings, the heads of international organizations were informed in detail about the ongoing constitutional reform in Kazakhstan and the key provisions of the draft new Constitution, which is people-centered and focused on further strengthening the principles of justice and the rule of law, expanding guarantees of human rights and freedoms, and enshrining at the constitutional level the protection of citizens' rights in the digital environment, including the protection of personal data and ensuring digital security.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1170069?lang=kk

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First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan Yerzhan Ashikbayev participated in the high-level segments of the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) and the Conference on Disarmament (CD) in Geneva.More than 100 senior officials and representatives of states and international organizations took part in the session, including UN Secretary-General António Guterres and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk.Speaking at the opening of the 20th anniversary cycle of the Human Rights Council, Y. Ashikbayev reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s commitment to protecting and promoting human rights as a foundation for freedom, justice, and sustainable peace. He briefed participants on the results of systemic reforms aimed at strengthening the national human rights architecture under the “Fair Kazakhstan” agenda.In his remarks, Y. Ashikbayev highlighted constitutional reform as a central element of the country’s modernization process. The draft Constitution, proposed for a national referendum, seeks to establish a people-centered model of governance, expand guarantees of rights and freedoms - including in the digital sphere - and reinforce the principle of the rule of law.Kazakhstan reaffirmed its strong support for a multilateral system grounded in the UN Charter and international law. In this context, the delegation presented Kazakhstan’s international initiatives, including the Global Initiative to Galvanize Political Commitment to International Humanitarian Law; the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions; the establishment of a UN Regional Center for the Sustainable Development Goals in Almaty; the Regional Ecological Summit; and the proposal to create an International Water Organization under UN auspices.During the high-level segment of the Conference on Disarmament, Kazakhstan reaffirmed the CD’s continued role as the primary multilateral negotiating forum on disarmament, arms control, and non-proliferation.Y. Ashikbayev drew attention to several significant anniversaries in 2026 that underscore Kazakhstan’s contribution to global nuclear disarmament efforts:- The 35th anniversary of the closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site;- The 30th anniversary of the opening for signature of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT);- The 20th anniversary of the Treaty on a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Central Asia (Semipalatinsk Treaty).In advance of the 2026 Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and the Review Conference of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), Kazakhstan expressed its readiness to facilitate constructive dialogue among key stakeholders and reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the global disarmament and non-proliferation regime.The statement emphasized the importance of resuming strategic dialogue among nuclear-weapon states to prevent a renewed arms race and reduce the risk of nuclear confrontation, consistent with the initiative put forward by President Tokayev at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly in September 2025.Kazakhstan also called for strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), including through the development of verification and institutional mechanisms and the establishment of an International Agency for Biological Safety.In conclusion, Kazakhstan urged member states of the Conference on Disarmament to demonstrate flexibility and a willingness to compromise in order to launch negotiations aimed at enhancing international security and improving the effectiveness of multilateral diplomacy.The United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) was established pursuant to UN General Assembly Resolution 60/251 of March 15, 2006. It is an intergovernmental body within the UN system responsible for promoting and protecting human rights worldwide, addressing situations involving human rights violations, and making recommendations.The Conference on Disarmament (CD), established in 1979, serves as the international community’s sole multilateral negotiating forum on disarmament. Based in Geneva, the CD negotiates treaties and agreements in the field of arms control and disarmament, including nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, as well as the prevention of an arms race in outer space.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1169178?lang=kk

Аким Алматинской области Марат Султангазиев провел встречу с трудовым коллективом индустриально-логистического центра «ДАМУ» на тему «Справедливый закон - основа устойчивого государства».В ходе встречи были широко обсуждены вопросы верховенства закона, формирования справедливого общества и защиты прав граждан. В своём выступлении аким области отметил, что принцип «Закон и порядок», обозначенный Главой государства, является ключевым ориентиром устойчивого развития страны.- «Там, где обеспечено верховенство справедливого закона, свободно развивается предпринимательство, улучшается инвестиционный климат, укрепляются доверие и стабильность в обществе, - подчеркнул Марат Султангазиев.Индустриально-логистический центр «ДАМУ» - уникальный проект в регионе Центральной Азии и одна из первых частных индустриально-логистических зон в стране. Сегодня в центре трудятся около 300 сотрудников. В ходе встречи были выслушаны предложения работников предприятия и даны ответы на актуальные вопросы.Кроме того, была отмечена важность общенационального референдума, который состоится 15 марта текущего года. Аким области подчеркнул, что голос каждого гражданина имеет значение для будущего страны, и призвал жителей проявить активную гражданскую позицию.Встреча прошла в формате открытого диалога и завершилась обменом мнениями по вопросам укрепления верховенства закона и развития демократических ценностей.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almobl/press/news/details/1168998?lang=kk

Как отметил председатель правления Казахстанского центра государственно-частного партнерства МНЭ РК Аслан Калигазин, за прошедшие годы в Казахстане заключено 1 257 договоров ГЧП и концессии на сумму 3,6 трлн тенге: 697 договоров - действующие, по 411 – реализация завершена, 149 договоров расторгнуты. При этом только 17 проектов на сумму 1,8 трлн тенге относятся к республиканскому уровню. Остальные 1 240 проектов имеют местное значение и совокупную стоимость более 1,7 трлн тенге.«Более 88% заключенных договоров ГЧП приходится на сферы образования, здравоохранения и социальных услуг, а также энергетики и ЖКХ. Если исходить из суммы договоров, то 27% относятся к транспорту и строительству инфраструктуры. Это самые масштабные по денежным вливаниям проекты», - сказал спикер на пресс-конференции в СЦК. По его словам, в настоящее время значительную часть портфеля составляют не школьные столовые и детские сады, а комплексные инфраструктурные проекты. Среди них – индустриальные парки, многопрофильные больницы, высокотехнологичные медицинские учреждения, такие как центр ядерной медицины, системы уличного освещения и др. Кроме того, появляются проекты, реализуемые на основе искусственного интеллекта.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1168899?lang=kk

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