In accordance with the instructions of the Head of State, special attention is paid to protecting Kazakhstani manufacturers and promoting their products in the domestic market. In May 2025, amendments to legislation concerning the determination of the country of origin of goods were adopted, and the Register of Kazakhstani Manufacturers is being implemented. ST-KZ certificates and industrial certificates have been eliminated, simplifying the procedure for confirming the domestic origin of products. The Ministry of Trade and Integration is conducting enhanced monitoring of 14 product groups within the framework of the Situation Center on Technical Barriers to Trade, applying tariff and non-tariff regulatory measures. Tangible results have already been achieved: cement production has increased by 15 percent, granite curbs and paving slabs by 30 percent, heating appliances by 55 percent, and the automotive industry by 18 percent. In 2025, key standards were developed and implemented to support domestic manufacturers. These include ST RK 4025-2025 for heating appliances, which will increase production to up to 10 million sections per year, standards for construction glass ST RK ISO 12543-1-2025 and 12543-2-2025, as well as updates for drywall, cement, and pipelines. These standards protect manufacturers from unfair competition, improve product quality, and create opportunities for export. For 2026, the National Standardization Plan has been approved, including 50 topics in strategic economic areas. Among the priorities are artificial intelligence, digitalization, energy, metallurgy, construction materials, the food industry, and support for domestic manufacturers. Special attention is paid to implementing the HASSP management system in the food sector, ensuring the supply chain, and adapting modern technologies in industry. The implementation of the developed standards will protect domestic manufacturers from the import of low-quality products, expand Kazakhstan's export potential, introduce innovative technologies, including artificial intelligence and digital data protection, and ensure consumer safety. As noted by the Minister of Trade and Integration, Arman Shakkaliyev, systematic work on standards and support for domestic manufacturers creates a sustainable foundation for economic growth, enhances the competitiveness of Kazakhstani products, and ensures the fulfillment of the state's strategic goals in developing industry and the domestic market.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1164665?lang=kk

Vice Minister of Trade and Integration Aset Nusupov reported on key trade digitalization projects in Kazakhstan, emphasizing that one of the main directions of the Ministry's work is the "whitening" of trade and increasing market transparency. By order of the Head of State, the General Classifier of Goods, Works, and Services and the National Product Catalog are being implemented, and the list of goods subject to labeling is being expanded. In 2025, legislative norms were adopted that established the procedure for maintaining the GCGWS and the mandatory application of the NPC.According to the Vice Minister, digital projects are forming a unified architecture for product identification. They are aimed at increasing trade transparency, promoting domestic goods on the shelf, and developing exports. Currently, active work is underway to populate the National Product Catalog. Several hundred thousand product cards are added daily; a system based on artificial intelligence checks the data for duplicates and assesses the completeness and quality of information. Based on the analysis, a unified set of "golden records" is formed. This work is being implemented jointly with the Center for Electronic Finance, the Ministry of Finance, and the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs. The Ministry is conducting active explanatory work and regulating the activities of the Headquarters on the methodology for applying the NPC for the coordinated implementation of digital tools. It is planned to expand the list of goods subject to labeling. The introduction of digital labeling will occur gradually and transparently. According to forecasts, these measures will reduce the volume of shadow turnover by more than 1 trillion tenge.The Ministry continues to migrate the e-CTRM system to the QazTech platform. A test environment has already been deployed, and integration and network compatibility testing are underway. Over 150 thousand users and 170 thousand business entities are registered on the platform. 31 business processes have been automated, and over 5 thousand applications have been processed. E-CTRM is integrated with the Unified Register of the EAEU, and the international IT company EPAM acts as the technological partner. Particular attention is paid to cybersecurity: SIEM, PAM, DLP tools have been implemented, and penetration tests are conducted. As part of the digital transformation, an electronic trading platform, AgroTrade, is being developed jointly with JSC "Kazakhtelecom". The Ministry is also testing services based on artificial intelligence. These include a virtual assistant for consumer rights protection and an assistant for selecting laboratories, simplifying business interaction with the technical regulation system. In parallel, a database of national standards is being formed to launch the corresponding digital service. A trade flow analysis tool is being developed, which will allow for the creation of a single digital window with analytics on markets, trade facilities, and the price situation. The solution is aimed at enhancing food security, developing price and inflation process analytics, and creating tools for proactive management decisions.Vice Minister Aset Nusupov noted that the digital transformation of trade combines legislation, modern technologies, and analytical tools. This makes it possible to create a predictable and transparent market, protect consumers, support domestic producers, and expand Kazakhstan's export opportunities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1164673?lang=kk

In 2025, Kazakhstan focused its efforts on promoting domestic goods and services in foreign markets. The country's export policy is aimed at expanding the geography of supplies, strengthening financial support for exporters, and increasing the competitiveness of Kazakhstani products.The Ministry of Trade and Integration is actively developing trade and economic cooperation with key partners, including EAEU countries, Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Throughout the year, 10 trade and economic missions were conducted to Iran, Hungary, Afghanistan, China (Xi'an, Chongqing, Guangzhou), Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Belarus, and Pakistan. More than 300 Kazakhstani companies participated in them. As a result of the missions, export contracts worth $477.8 million were signed, and exporters' costs were reimbursed for 6.26 billion tenge for 109 companies. Parallel development is underway for external infrastructure directions, including Uz-Qaztrade offices, Qaztrade offices in Tajikistan, Dubai, Termez, Budapest, Tehran, Urumqi, and Nanjing. Kazakhstan participated in eight major international exhibitions, such as Gulfood in Dubai, China Import Expo in Shanghai, Green Week in Berlin, as well as GITEX and exhibitions in Shanghai. Financial support for exporters through the Export Credit Agency reached 653.7 billion tenge, nearly doubling the 2024 figure. This includes trade and pre-export financing amounting to 92.2 billion tenge, which is three times more than last year. Support was provided to 121 exporters, recapitalization of 50 billion tenge was conducted, and state guarantees worth 250 billion tenge were provided. By the end of 2026, it is planned to increase insurance capacity to 1.1 trillion tenge. In 2025, Kazakhstan expanded its network of preferential trade agreements. An economic partnership agreement between the EAEU and the United Arab Emirates, a temporary trade agreement with Mongolia, and a free trade agreement with Indonesia were signed. Work is being finalized on concluding a services and investment trade agreement with the UAE, and the first round of negotiations with India has been held.International cooperation is actively promoted through multilateral platforms. In May, the second meeting of the "Central Asia-China" format of economy and trade ministers was held in Astana, where a memorandum and action plan were signed. In June, the eighth meeting of the Kazakhstan-EU Cooperation Committee in the trade configuration took place in Astana.To protect domestic producers and enhance competitiveness in the domestic market, customs and tariff regulation measures are being implemented. In 2025, 15 EEC decisions were adopted to change import duty rates, export duties on hides were abolished until May 31, 2028, and restrictions on the import of certain goods were established to protect domestic producers and ensure food security. Additionally, four anti-dumping measures were adopted, and ten new investigations into the import of certain types of products were initiated.According to the Minister of Trade and Integration, Arman Shakkaliyev, comprehensive work on expanding export policy, providing financial support to companies, and developing foreign economic relations creates a sustainable foundation for the growth of Kazakhstani exports, strengthens the position of domestic producers in international markets, and enhances the country's competitiveness in the global economy.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1164682?lang=kk

In 2025, the Ministry of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan achieved key indicators in the trade sphere and ensured the fulfillment of the instructions of the Head of State and the Government. In 2026, the Ministry's primary focus will be on reducing inflation and ensuring price stability in the domestic market. To achieve this, comprehensive measures will be applied, including saturating the domestic market, controlling prices for socially significant goods, regulating wholesale trade and exports, and eliminating unproductive intermediaries. As noted by Arman Shakkaliyev, special attention will be paid to protecting domestic producers within the framework of international and integration associations. Issues regarding the accessibility of store shelves for domestic producers will be addressed, including categories for startups and the provision of "green shelves," as well as transparent procedures for admitting goods into retail chains. In accordance with the instructions of the Prime Minister, new approaches to promoting non-commodity exports will be introduced. The Ministry's strategic focus is concentrated on diversifying the structure and geography of non-commodity exports, launching new support and incentive tools, with a special emphasis on the export of industrial goods. "In 2026, significant attention will be paid to the digital transformation of trade within the framework of the declared year of artificial intelligence and digitalization. The implementation of a national product catalog and a labeling system is planned, which will increase market transparency, simplify access to information for consumers and businesses, and create conditions for the digital control of commodity flows," emphasized Arman Shakkaliyev. Kazakhstan is chairing the bodies of the Eurasian Economic Union this year, which opens new opportunities for the development of international cooperation. The Ministry will focus on implementing the key directions outlined by the President in his address to the heads of the EAEU member states, including the development of artificial intelligence, digitalization, and the formation of barrier-free trade, as well as on conducting planned events within the Union. Minister of Trade and Integration Arman Shakkaliyev emphasized that all instructions from the Head of State and the Government are under personal control and will be implemented with high quality. The Ministry's work will continue systematically, consistently, and proactively, ensuring the stability of the domestic market, supporting domestic producers, and strengthening Kazakhstan's position in foreign markets.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1164687?lang=kk

Minister of Trade and Integration Arman Shakkaliyev, during a board meeting of the department, summarized the results of 2025 and outlined priorities for 2026. According to him, the past year was a period of confident growth and strengthening of trade's position within the country's economic structure. The index of the physical volume of trade at the end of 2025 amounted to 108.9%, contributing 26% to the overall economic growth. Domestic trade turnover increased by 14.6% and reached 80 trillion tenge, compared to 69.7 trillion the previous year. The main growth was driven by both wholesale trade, with a volume of 53.5 trillion tenge, and the retail segment with an indicator of 26.4 trillion tenge. «For the first time in the last three years, investments in the sector have demonstrated steady growth,» noted the minister. The volume of investments increased immediately by 42% and reached 1,229 billion tenge, indicating increased business confidence in the trade sector and the formation of new growth points. Despite persistent global challenges, foreign trade also showed positive dynamics. External trade turnover grew by 1.3% and reached 143.9 billion dollars compared to 142.1 billion dollars in 2024. Non-resource exports increased by 1.2% and amounted to 41 billion dollars. Services exports demonstrated more noticeable growth — by 3.7%, reaching 12.3 billion dollars against 11.8 billion the previous year. At the end of the year, a positive foreign trade balance is maintained at the level of 14.2 billion dollars. As Arman Shakkaliyev emphasized, the achieved results form a solid foundation for further diversification of trade, expansion of non-resource exports, and strengthening of integration processes in 2026.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1164649?lang=kk

Last year, comprehensive state support measures were launched in domestic trade, based on instruments for subsidizing and guaranteeing loans for industry entities through second-tier banks. The program is aimed at developing modern trade formats and modernizing infrastructure in the regions, while it does not involve the cities of Astana, Almaty, Shymkent, and shopping and entertainment centers. For projects in regional centers, the loan amount should not exceed 3 billion tenge; for mono- and small towns, as well as rural settlements, 1.5 billion tenge. The subsidized remuneration rate for second-tier banks is 10.75%, the subsidy period for investment purposes is up to 5 years, for replenishing working capital up to 3 years.The Minister emphasized that the provision of state support is accompanied by reciprocal obligations from businesses. Entrepreneurs are required to ensure access to trading shelves for domestic producers: at least 20% for non-food goods and 50% for food goods, including 30% under the current Rules of Domestic Trade and an additional 20% under state support measures. Currently, the ministry is working on changes that strengthen the priority of Kazakh producers. In particular, when receiving financing for replenishing working capital, a requirement is introduced to purchase goods, raw materials, and materials from domestic producers included in the relevant register. It also provides for an obligation to place products from novice Kazakh producers, registered no more than three years ago, on a preferential period from three months or more upon their written request. Additionally, a prohibition is introduced on changing the rental fee within one year from the date of concluding subsidy or guarantee agreements, as well as an obligation to timely submit reports to the Bureau of National Statistics through the digital system statgov.kz. Approximately 4.3 billion tenge has been allocated for the implementation of support measures, which has allowed for the financing of 460 projects across the country through second-tier banks.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1164653?lang=kk

Article 1 of the new draft Constitution is a fundamental norm that defines the essence and direction of the state. This article clearly states that the Republic of Kazakhstan is a democratic, secular, legal and social state. These principles represent the basic principles of the country's development. A democratic state is a system that recognizes the supremacy of popular power. A secular state is a structure in which the functions of religion and the state are separated, and freedom of conscience is ensured. A constitutional state is an environment in which the rule of law is established and the requirements common to all are fairly observed. A welfare state is a state that pursues policies aimed at improving the well-being of citizens and ensuring social equality. The most important point of the article is the recognition that the highest value of the state is the person and his life, rights and freedoms. This principle means that all state decisions, laws and reforms must be made in the interests of the person. That is, the state serves the person, and the rights and life of the person are above any political or economic interests. Thus, Article 1 not only defines the constitutional basis of the country, but also sets the direction of the entire legal system. Recognition of the person as the highest value is the main condition for the formation of a just, stable and civilized society.

Министерство национальной экономики РК утвердило приказ, направленный на оптимизацию управления кадровыми ресурсами в подведомственных организациях государственного сектора.Документ предусматривает сокращение вакантных штатных единиц, которые не были заняты более шести месяцев, с одновременной корректировкой фонда оплаты труда.При этом нормы не распространяются на должности первых руководителей, сезонных работников, уникальные производственные и узкоспециализированные профессии, такие как специалисты по ядерной физике, высокотехнологичному оборудованию или редким инженерным направлениям, без которых невозможно функционирование организаций, а также на случаи сохранения рабочих мест в соответствии с трудовым законодательством.В рамках изменений установлен порядок внесения корректировок в планы развития организаций. При выявлении длительных вакансий исполнительный орган обязан представить уточненный план развития с обоснованием предлагаемых изменений, включая сведения о сокращении вакантных единиц и фонда оплаты труда. Рассмотрение и утверждение уточненных планов осуществляется в установленные сроки - не позднее 25 июня и 25 декабря текущего года.Также уточнены требования к отчетности: организации будут отражать сведения о состоянии персонала и фонде оплаты труда, включая данные о сокращении вакантных штатных единиц.Принятые меры направлены на повышение прозрачности кадровых процессов, рациональное использование бюджетных средств и усиление дисциплины в управлении человеческими ресурсами в государственных организациях.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1163920?lang=kk

Since the beginning of 2026, the Department of Trade and Consumer Rights Protection of the Karaganda region has intensified its work to prevent unjustified price increases for socially significant food products. Due to the expansion of the list of socially significant goods, explanatory events have been conducted for businesses. Control is carried out with an emphasis on prevention and prompt suppression of exceeding the 15% trade markup. Since the beginning of the year, 15 entrepreneurs have been held accountable under Article 204-4 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan: 6 wholesale suppliers, 4 supermarkets, and 5 convenience stores. The total amount of fines amounted to 934 thousand tenge. Violations were established during the sale of milk, rice, chicken meat, sunflower oil, eggs, flour, salt, as well as for newly included apples, cucumbers, and tomatoes. Additionally, 2 cases of violations under Article 193, Part 4 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (non-compliance of price tags) were identified.Thus, one entrepreneur was selling buckwheat groats for 370 tenge with a purchase price of 294 tenge. The trade markup amounted to 26%, which exceeds the established norm. Another supplier purchased cabbage for 100 tenge per kilogram and sold it to retail chains for 135 tenge. The trade markup reached 35%. As a result of the work carried out, the price was reduced both by the wholesale supplier and in the retail chains. Furthermore, among the goods included in the list of socially significant food products (SSFP), violations have been identified since the beginning of the year for items such as cucumbers, tomatoes, and apples. In particular, one entrepreneur purchased apples for 300 tenge per kilogram and sold them to retail chains for 710 tenge. The trade markup amounted to 136%. All identified cases have resulted in the enterprises being held administratively liable. As a result of the measures taken, the final prices for consumers were reduced. In addition, the measures taken have helped stabilize the price situation. For a number of items, a decrease compared to the previously established level has been recorded since the beginning of the year: rice - 93.1%, chicken - 92.0%, milk - 98.8%, apples - 98.3%, salt - 92.2%. Monitoring of wholesale and retail prices, as well as analysis of electronic invoices, continues on an ongoing basis. The Department urges entrepreneurs to comply with legal requirements and citizens to report cases of price gouging through the E-Otinish platform.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1163659?lang=kk

At a meeting of the akimat of the Kostanay region, which was attended by the regional akim Kumar Aksakalov, issues of preparation for the 2026 flood were considered. The event was attended by heads of regional departments, directorates, and responsible institutions.The Head of State paid special attention to possible flooding in a number of regions.To date, the material and technical support and the work of the Operational Headquarters in the region show positive results."For districts at risk of flooding, about 50 units of equipment worth approximately 1 billion tenge were purchased. Among them are 7 high-cross-country vehicles, 3 crew buses, and 20 off-road vehicles. In the Karasu district, the constructed water diversion channel has reduced the risk of flooding settlements and proven its effectiveness," reported regional akim Kumar Aksakalov.In the region, 32 protective dams have been built and reinforced, work has been carried out to strengthen the shoreline along the Tobyl River, more than 2000 water passage structures and sewer systems on highways have been cleared. On 13 road sections, 38 culverts have been installed. Restoration work has been completed on 9 hydraulic structures.To date, more than 1.3 million cubic meters of snow have been removed from the regions. A reserve of about 4 billion tenge has been allocated.Currently, locations for ice blasting operations have been determined.This year, the Operational Headquarters will begin its work on March 1.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1163591?lang=kk

Schoolchildren from the city of Rudny actively joined in the collection of waste paper for recycling.. The environmental initiative is being held within the framework of the republican campaign of Taza Kazakhstan, aimed at the formation of an ecological culture and the preservation of the environment.Young participants of the action collect old books, newspapers, magazines and used notebooks. They bring waste paper from home, turn to neighbors, organize collection at enterprises, and even find recyclable materials on the street. According to the organizers, such work not only helps to clean up the environment, but also educates the younger generation with a responsible attitude towards nature.Paper recycling is essential for the conservation of natural resources. Thus, each ton of waste paper collected can save at least 17 trees, as well as reduce the amount of waste in landfills and reduce the burden on the ecosystem.The action brought together schoolchildren, teachers and residents of the city, becoming an example of active youth participation in solving environmental issues. Such initiatives contribute to the formation of environmental awareness and demonstrate that even small efforts by each person can make a significant contribution to nature conservation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1163321?lang=kk

Для снижения импортозависимости и насыщения рынка отечественными товарами Правительство применяет новые инструменты финансовой поддержки. О деталях внедрения механизма «Заказ на инвестиции» и планах по капитализации холдинга «Байтерек» до 1 трлн тенге сообщил заместитель Премьер-министра – министр национальной экономики Серик Жумангарин.По его словам, совокупный объем мер для развития реального сектора экономики будет доведен до 8 трлн тенге.Основной упор делается на устранение дефицита базовых товаров, который является одной из причин инфляции. В частности, определено 12 ключевых направлений в продовольственном секторе (от переработки мяса и молока до сахара и плодоовощной продукции) и 24 – в непродовольственном (бытовая техника, стройматериалы, химия). До 2030 года через структуры холдинга «Байтерек» планируется профинансировать промышленные проекты на сумму порядка $100-120 млрд."Суть механизма «Заказ на инвестиции» – в системном насыщении внутреннего рынка отечественными товарами. Сегодня одной из ключевых причин инфляционного давления является дефицит ряда базовых товаров. Наша цель – обеспечить рынок своей продукцией и снизить импортозависимость. Проактивная политика станет ключевым инструментом индустриализации и диверсификации экономики, обеспечивая выполнение стратегических задач, поставленных Главой государства", — сообщил Серик Жумангарин.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1163152?lang=kk

Правительство обеспечит переход к новой модели экономического роста через привлечение $400 млрд совокупных инвестиций до 2029 года. О механизмах реализации задач, поставленных Главой государства на расширенном заседании Правительства, доложил заместитель Премьер-министра – министр национальной экономики Серик Жумангарин.По его словам, согласно Национальному плану развития, доля инвестиций в ВВП увеличится с текущих 14-15% до 23%, что позволит к 2029 году нарастить объем инвестиций в основной капитал в 2,5 раза по сравнению с уровнем 2024 года.Основной упор будет сделан на развитие металлургии, нефтехимии, производства газа и фармацевтики. Вместо пассивного ожидания инвесторов государство внедряет Проактивную политику экономического роста. То есть Правительство само будет формировать «заказы на инвестиции» под нужды местного бизнеса и привлекать зарубежных партнеров с готовыми технологиями для запуска новых производств."Суть этой политики заключается в переходе от модели, где государство лишь приглашает инвесторов, к модели активного государственного участия в формировании и запуске конкретных инвестиционных проектов. Данный подход сфокусирован на конкретных потребностях отраслей экономики. Обозначенные проекты увеличат среднюю производительность труда в стране, что является необходимым компонентом для преодоления «ловушки средних доходов» и дальнейшего роста подушевого ВВП", — сообщил вице-премьер Серик Жумангарин.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1163135?lang=kk

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Astana, February 16, 2026 – An extraordinary meeting of the Regional Contact Group of Special Representatives of Central Asian countries on Afghanistan was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The meeting brought together the representatives of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.Special Representative of the President of Kazakhstan for Afghanistan Yerkin Tukumov stressed on Kazakhstan’s interest in a constructive exchange of views and in identifying practical solutions to pressing the issues of engagement with Kabul.The parties discussed the current situation in Afghanistan and matters of practical cooperation, including the development of trade and economic ties, expansion of transit and transport corridors through Afghan territory, as well as regional security issues.Participants underscored the importance of coordinating the efforts of Central Asian states in the interests of ensuring stability and sustainable development in Afghanistan.Following the meeting, the participants reaffirmed their readiness to continue regular consultations and maintain working-level contacts within the framework of the Regional Contact Group.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1162699?lang=kk

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The winners and prize recipients of Alem Tech Fest 2026, the largest robotics and STEM technology festival in Central Asia, were awarded in Astana.More than 5,000 school students from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Estonia, Vietnam, and Hong Kong took part in the festival.The award ceremony was attended by Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan – Minister of Information Technologies and Digital Development Zhaslan Madiyev, Chairman of the Management Board of Samruk-Kazyna JSC Nurlan Zhakupov, as well as representatives of sectoral ministries and organizations.Deputy Prime Minister Zhaslan Madiyev highly praised the engineering potential of young people and noted:“Developing robotics is an important direction of our country’s digital transformation. Today we see not only students working with construction kits, but future engineers and specialists in artificial intelligence. These talented young people will introduce advanced technologies into industry and public administration, strengthening the country’s competitiveness in the global market.”As a result of the Central Asia FIRST Championship tournament, 50 best teams were identified and awarded cash prizes and educational grants.In addition, Kazakhstan’s national robotics team was formed from 16 top winning teams. The national team will represent the country at the FIRST Championship 2026 world finals in Houston, USA. Other prize-winning teams received qualification spots for international tournaments in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia.The following teams were included in Kazakhstan’s national team:FIRST LEGO League Explore: Alem Innovators;FIRST LEGO League Challenge: FIZTEX, ToleBi Daryn, Tidal Tumble;FIRST Tech Challenge: JelToqSun, TGJ, xCeption, SANA, KAP, Panheya, OVERTIME, Nomadic.Dragons.FTC, FIZMAT ROBOTICS, FoxSlide, MLP, Celestial.The festival program also featured competitions in the following categories: Alem Drone League, RoboCup Soccer, Physical AI Championship, RoboCup Rescue, and Battle of Bots.The event was organized with the support of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan by the USTEM Foundation public fund and the Republican Scientific and Practical Center “Daryn.” Partner organizations included the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Astana Hub international innovation cluster, and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The general sponsor was Samruk-Kazyna National Welfare Fund JSC. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/edu/press/news/details/1161888?lang=kk