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Kazakhstan's exports to Pakistan demonstrated exponential growth in 2025 and became one of the most dynamic areas of foreign trade. From January to November 2025, trade turnover between the two countries reached $105.6 million, a 2.1-fold increase compared to the same period in 2024, when it stood at $48.7 million. The key driver of growth was the export component, which increased fivefold from $11.2 million to $56.4 million, significantly improving the trade balance.The increase in Kazakhstan's exports to Pakistan in 2025 is primarily due to the expansion of the product range and the commencement of shipments of a number of new items. Crude oil shipments, worth $52.9 million, contributed the most to this growth. Exports of agricultural and industrial products also increased significantly. Exports of legumes and vegetables reached $280,300, soldering equipment and machinery at $64,100, other office equipment at $48,100, plant-based weaving materials at $33,100, and auxiliary equipment for textile machinery at $22,500. Wheat shipments increased 4.6-fold to $55,100, reflecting the growing interest of the Pakistani market in Kazakhstan's agricultural products.Imports from Pakistan to Kazakhstan in January–November 2025 also showed positive dynamics, increasing by 19.9% ​​to $44.9 million. The main growth was attributed to food products and light industry products. Potato imports increased almost 94-fold to $9.28 million. Knitwear shipments increased significantly: imports of other knitwear increased more than 125-fold to $663,000, women's knitwear by 45.8% to $1.45 million, and tank tops and sweatshirts by 43.2% to $1.18 million.The results of mutual trade for January–November 2025 clearly demonstrate a qualitative shift in trade and economic relations between Kazakhstan and Pakistan. A five-fold increase in exports and an improved trade balance indicate the formation of a stable foundation for further expansion of supplies, deeper industrial and agricultural cooperation, and a strengthening of the position of Kazakh producers in the Pakistani market.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1154500?lang=kk

The Kazakhstan-Pakistan Business Forum has opened in Islamabad. The event is being held as part of the state visit of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The business forum aims to deepen trade, economic, investment, and industrial cooperation between the business communities of the two countries. The forum will be a key business platform for the visit and will facilitate direct dialogue between representatives of government agencies, the quasi-public sector, and businesses from Kazakhstan and Pakistan.The forum program includes a plenary session with the participation of heads of relevant agencies, national companies, financial institutions, and large private companies, B2B and B2C meetings, and a ceremony to exchange folders containing signed commercial documents.A total of 143 representatives from Kazakhstan are participating in the business forum, 24 of whom are from the quasi-public sector and 119 from the business community. From Pakistan, 180 companies are participating in the event.The forum is expected to sign agreements covering a wide range of cooperation areas, including the creation of joint investment platforms, the development of transport and logistics routes using Pakistan's port infrastructure, e-commerce and postal logistics, banking and Islamic finance, industrial cooperation, the production of electric buses, sugar, building materials, and paints and varnishes, as well as collaboration in IT, GovTech, the startup ecosystem, the textile industry, medicine, and the defense industry.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1154394?lang=kk

Last year, trade turnover between Kazakhstan and Pakistan nearly doubled, reaching $105.6 million. The growth in mutual trade confirms the existence of strong preconditions for further expansion of trade and economic cooperation between the two countries.In the medium term, the parties intend to increase bilateral trade turnover to $1 billion. This issue was discussed during a bilateral meeting between Arman Shakkaliyev, Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Jam Kamal Khan, Minister of Commerce of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, held in Islamabad.During the talks, the parties noted the need to move from isolated initiatives to a well-established mechanism for implementing agreements aimed at increasing mutual trade volumes. Arman Shakkaliyev proposed identifying specific economic sectors for increasing trade turnover, as well as measures and practical actions to achieve this.The implementation of this mechanism involves focusing on priority sectors with the greatest trade and economic potential, including agro-industrial complex and food products, chemical and petrochemical industries, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, and pharmaceuticals."To achieve the goal of increasing trade turnover to $1 billion, QazTrade and TDAP are designated as key operators for implementing these initiatives. This will ensure systematic business support, facilitate direct B2B contacts, and implement joint projects," noted Arman Shakkaliyev.In turn, the Minister of Commerce of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan supported the Kazakh initiative. "Pakistan attaches particular importance to developing trade relations with Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan is not only the largest economy in Central Asia, but also Pakistan's largest export market in the region," noted Jam Kamal Khan.Following the meeting, a protocol was signed, setting QazTrade and TDAP the tasks for implementing the agreements reached.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1154413?lang=kk

В Правительстве под председательством заместителя Премьер-министра – министра национальной экономики Серика Жумангарина состоялось заседание Межведомственной комиссии по вопросам регулирования предпринимательской деятельности.В заседании приняли участие представители государственных органов, Национальной палаты предпринимателей «Атамекен» и отраслевых объединений, а также депутат Мажилиса Парламента РК Болатбек Нажметдинұлы. Одним из ключевых вопросов повестки стало рассмотрение анализа регуляторного воздействия в сфере частной детективной деятельности. Министерство внутренних дел предложило внедрить регуляторные инструменты, предусматривающие лицензирование частных детективов, установление требований к их рабочему месту, а также обязательное страхование профессиональной ответственности.Отмечено, что в настоящее время услуги частных детективов, включая поиск пропавших лиц, наблюдение и сбор доказательств по гражданским и административным делам, фактически оказываются без законодательного регулирования. Предлагаемые меры направлены на защиту прав граждан, обеспечение оказания услуг квалифицированными специалистами, а также соблюдение требований по защите государственной тайны и неприкосновенности частной жизни. Обсуждение анализа регуляторного воздействия по данному вопросу проходило на портале открытых нормативных правовых актов с 27 ноября по 2 декабря прошлого года, замечаний от общественности не поступило.Заместитель министра внутренних дел Санжар Адилов подчеркнул, что лицензирование и страхование профессиональной ответственности частных детективов являются необходимыми условиями для минимизации рисков вмешательства в частную жизнь граждан и повышения прозрачности деятельности данной сферы. По его словам, по аналогии с институтом частных судебных исполнителей эти меры будут способствовать формированию цивилизованного рынка детективных услуг, ориентированного на защиту интересов граждан.Также рассмотрены результаты анализа регуляторного воздействия в части обязанности собственников нефтебаз по оснащению резервуаров контрольными приборами учета (КПУ). Вице-министр энергетики Санжар Жаркешов проинформировал о ходе поэтапной цифровизации оборота нефтепродуктов в стране. В рамках этой работы законодательством уже предусмотрено обязательное оснащение контрольными приборами учета нефтеперерабатывающих заводов и автозаправочных станций.При этом отмечено, что действующие нормы устанавливают ответственность за реализацию и отгрузку нефтепродуктов без применения КПУ, тогда как ответственность за их отсутствие на нефтебазах при хранении и реализации топлива фактически не закреплена. В этой связи предлагается установить ответственность владельцев нефтебаз за установку и эксплуатацию контрольных приборов учета.КПУ обеспечивают автоматизированный учет поступления и отпуска нефтепродуктов, остатков топлива и движение ГСМ в режиме реального времени. В настоящее время нефтебазы в большинстве случаев остаются вне единой цифровой системы учета, что создает риски неучтенного оборота нефтепродуктов.Подчеркнуто, что отсутствие обязательного оснащения нефтебаз КПУ способствует сохранению непрозрачных сегментов рынка ГСМ, формированию серых зон и недополучению налоговых поступлений, особенно в условиях сохраняющегося ценового диспаритета с соседними странами на уровне 40–60%. Внедрение контрольных приборов учета позволит обеспечить сквозной контроль всей цепочки оборота нефтепродуктов, повысить эффективность государственного контроля и создать равные условия для всех участников рынка.По итогам заседания Межведомственная комиссия одобрила представленные результаты анализа регуляторного воздействия по рассмотренным вопросам.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1154164?lang=kk

The 11th round of Kazakh-French political consultations was held in Paris with the participation of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Arman Issetov and Director of the Department for Continental Europe of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs Brice Roquefeuil.During the talks, parties discussed a wide range of issues related to the further deepening of the Kazakhstan-France enhanced strategic partnership, as well as current issues of multilateral cooperation.Deputy Minister Issetov noted that the political dialogue between Kazakhstan and France is stable and based on mutual trust, supported by regular high-level contacts.During the discussion of economic issues, Deputy Minister Issetov emphasized France’s role as one of Kazakhstan’s leading European trade and investment partners, noting that the cumulative volume of French investments in the Kazakh economy amounts to approximately 21 billion US dollars. French companies are widely represented in the country and contribute to the development of Kazakhstan’s priority sectors, including energy, agriculture, transport infrastructure, industry, sustainable development and healthcare.In the humanitarian sphere, both sides confirmed their mutual interest in expanding cooperation in education, science, and culture.The sides also confirmed the closeness of their positions on issues on the multilateral cooperation agenda, approaches to strengthening international peace and security, as well as their commitment to the principles of international law and the UN Charter.Within the framework of the environmental and climate agenda, the Kazakh side expressed hope for an active stance by French partners at the UN Regional Environmental Summit to be held in Kazakhstan on April 22-24, 2026. The participation of the French delegation will serve as a logical continuation of the One Water Summit initiative, which was held under the chairmanship of the Presidents of Kazakhstan and France in December, 2024 in Riyadh.For his part, Director Roquefeuil reaffirmed France’s interest in further developing comprehensive cooperation with Kazakhstan and emphasized the importance of the practical implementation of existing agreements, which remain under the constant attention of the heads of states.As part of his visit to Paris, Deputy Minister Issetov met with Frédéric Mondoloni, Director-General for Political and Security Affairs at the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France, during which topical bilateral, regional and international issues were discussed. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1154178?lang=kk

First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerzhan Ashikbayev held a meeting with Utsav Kumar, Country Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Kazakhstan.The Asian Development Bank is one of Kazakhstan’s key international partners, with cooperation spanning more than 30 years and having acquired a long-term and strategic character.“ADB projects in Kazakhstan have a tangible and positive impact, making a significant contribution to the country’s sustainable economic development, infrastructure modernization and the implementation of institutional reforms. We highly value ADB’s support in such priority areas as transport connectivity and regional integration, energy and renewable energy sources, modernization of energy infrastructure, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, and expansion of access to financial services,” Yerzhan Ashikbayev stated during the meeting.At the same time, he emphasized the importance of increasing the efficiency of ongoing projects and ensuring their practical contribution to Kazakhstan’s further socio-economic development.The First Deputy Minister briefed the ADB Country Director on the large-scale economic and constitutional reforms underway in Kazakhstan, highlighting the importance of aligning project selection processes with the priorities of the transformations being implemented in the country.In turn, Utsav Kumar noted the close and constructive cooperation between ADB and the Government of Kazakhstan, emphasizing that over the years of partnership the Bank has invested more than 7.5 billion US dollars in the country’s economy. He also expressed ADB’s readiness to further deepen the partnership and expand the portfolio of socially and economically significant projects.The parties discussed the upcoming visit of ADB President Masato Kanda to Kazakhstan in spring 2026, which is regarded as a confirmation of the strategic nature of the partnership between the Republic of Kazakhstan and ADB.At the conclusion of the meeting, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan confirmed its readiness to continue cooperation with ADB and its representation in Kazakhstan on issues of mutual interest.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1154109?lang=kk

Active work is underway in the Kostanay region in the field of digital development and the implementation of artificial intelligence. At a meeting with the participation of the head of the region, Kumar Aksakalov, key priorities for further steps were outlined, aimed at transitioning from individual digital solutions to comprehensive digital transformation focused on the regional economy, the efficiency of public administration, and the needs of residents.The year 2026, declared by the Head of State as the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, is seen as an important stage in the transition to data-driven management and the practical application of AI. The main emphasis is on the digitalization of the real sector of the economy – industry, agriculture, housing and communal services, energy, transport and logistics, as well as the social sphere – healthcare and education. The main goal is to ensure economic growth through the introduction of digital technologies and the transition to a unified regional digital ecosystem.«In 2025, 101 industrial robots were installed at automobile plants, mining and engineering enterprises in the region, and 145 robots are now in operation. Antenna-mast structures have been installed in 44 settlements. About 14 thousand rural residents have gained access to 4G mobile internet. Over the past 3 years, we have managed to provide all 440 schools with high-speed internet. According to the results of the 2025 public monitoring, the Kostanay region took third place, and in the provision of services in electronic form – second place», – noted the akim of the Kostanay region, Kumar Aksakalov.Today, a sustainable IT ecosystem is being formed in the region. About 340 IT companies are already operating in the region. According to the results of 2025, tax revenues from their activities amounted to about 650 million tenge, which is 30% more than the previous year. At the same time, the export of IT services is growing – regional companies are entering foreign markets with their own digital products and solutions.Systematic work on the development of digital infrastructure continues. The provision of rural settlements with quality 4G internet shows a steady positive trend: if in 2022 this figure was 60%, then in 2025 it reached 76%.The digital divide in education has been significantly reduced: if in 2022 only 88 schools (19.4%) had internet with a speed of over 20 Mbps, then in 2025 high-speed internet has been provided to all 440 schools.In collaboration with the A. Baitursynuly Regional University, work on opening the Tomorrow School International School of Artificial Intelligence (France) will be completed within a month.Special attention is paid to the integration of information systems. In 2026, their consolidation and transfer to a single platform with integration into the national big data system is planned. This will create conditions for the broader application of analytics and artificial intelligence in management.In the field of public services, the Kostanay region holds leading positions: first place in online monitoring, second place in the country in the quality of electronic services, and third place in the overall rating based on the results of two studies. The level of public satisfaction remains high. In the future, it is planned to transfer at least 80% of in-demand services to a proactive and mobile format using AI.Digitalization is becoming an important tool for increasing management efficiency, developing the economy, and improving the quality of life of the region's population.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1153871?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

GITEX, the world’s largest technology and startup event network, today announced the inaugural GITEX Ai CENTRAL ASIA & CAUCASUS Kazakhstan will take place in Almaty, the country’s largest city, from 4-5 May 2026. The new location puts the event at the centre of the region’s hub for commerce, manufacturing, enterprise, and innovation.Aligning with Kazakhstan’s year of digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI), GITEX Ai CENTRAL ASIA & CAUCASUS Kazakhstan reinforces the country’s intent to be one of world’s most influential technology ecosystems while enabling export growth, stronger partnerships, and increased investment into technology-driven projects.Organised by inD – the global organisers of GITEX events –  and hosted by the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, in partnership with Astana Hub and the Akimat of Almaty, GITEX Ai CENTRAL ASIA & CAUCASUS Kazakhstan will convene global policymakers, frontier-tech enterprises, AI visionaries, cloud and data-infrastructure leaders, fintech disruptors, and the region’s most promising startups to propel the region’s transformation into a competitive digital powerhouse.Zhaslan Madiev, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, commented: “Hosting GITEX in Almaty confirms Kazakhstan’s growing role as a regional hub for technology leaders, startups, and investment. For us, this is not just a large-scale event, but a practical instrument to accelerate digital transformation and the adoption of artificial intelligence across the economy and public administration. Our objective is to ensure that this momentum delivers measurable impact — enabling faster market deployment of solutions, increasing productivity, and creating new opportunities for people and businesses across the region.”Darhan Satybaldy, akim of Almaty city, said: “By hosting GITEX in Almaty, we are positioning the city to become an even more influential hub of innovation, commerce and enterprise for the wider Central Asian region. As our local development of frontier technology grows so does the realisation of our national ambition to export it to the rest of the world.”Trixie LohMirmand, CEO of inD, global organiser of GITEX, noted: “Kazakhstan’s leadership has demonstrated remarkable foresight in crafting a digital future rooted in conviction, capability, and socio-economic dividends. Almaty sits at the intersection of the entrepreneurial and innovation vigour ready to bring this vision to life. GITEX in Almaty offers a vantage point from which the world can not only observe the profound industrial and technological rise of Central Asia and the Caucasus but also participate in shaping its evolution.”A Strategic Move to the Country’s Innovation HeartlandWelcoming influential tech stakeholders in Almaty aligns with Kazakhstan’s broader digital strategy and responds directly to the city’s rapid rise as an innovation epicentre. It is home to more than 1,500 startups, and accounts for 50% of the country’s Venture Capitalist (VC) funds and will soon welcome the world-class Qazaqstan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (QAIST), reaffirming its position as the hub where innovation, investments and technical talent thrive. In this setting, GITEX offers unparalleled proximity to the companies, startups, investors, and research institutions shaping Central Asia’s emerging digital-first economy.A New Anchor for the World’s Leading Tech & Investments NetworkCentral Asia and the Caucasus are undergoing a seismic technological shift as digital adoption accelerates, startup ecosystems mature, and governments pursue future-focused transformation agendas. Within this landscape, Kazakhstan emerges as a regional frontrunner; home to Central Asia’s largest hyperscale data centre, more than 90% digitised public services, and flagship initiatives such as the alem.ai international AI centre.GITEX’s arrival in Kazakhstan marks a defining moment for this digital trajectory. With Almaty as the host city, the event becomes a regional anchor for the GITEX network, the world’s largest global ecosystem, which now links Central Asia and the Caucasus to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Brazil, Germany, India, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Serbia, Singapore, Turkey, and Vietnam.For more information, visit the website: https://shorturl.at/Ejl2CBook your space: https://shorturl.at/X5D5d Pre-register to visit: https://shorturl.at/ifrK1 Download event brochure: https://shorturl.at/xXaNGSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/1156485?lang=kk

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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

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Заместитель Премьер-министра – министр национальной экономики Серик Жумангарин провел встречу с постоянным заместителем Премьер-министра Социалистической Республики Вьетнам Нгуеном Хоа Бинем.В ходе переговоров отмечено, что за более чем 30 лет между Казахстаном и Вьетнамом последовательно развивается политический диалог и укрепляется межправительственное и межпарламентское взаимодействие. По словам Серика Жумангарина, лидерами двух стран задан четкий вектор на дальнейшее углубление сотрудничества, прежде всего в сферах торговли, инвестиций, транспорта и логистики, АПК и информационных технологий. Казахстан нацелен на двукратное увеличение взаимного товарооборота к 2026 году и готов направить в середине текущего года торгово-экономическую миссию во Вьетнам.Отмечено, что Казахстан впервые за восемь лет экспортировал во Вьетнам более 15 тыс. тонн пшеницы. В 2025 году были запущены первые прямые комбинированные поставки казахстанского зерна с использованием мультимодальной логистики без перегрузки контейнеров, что позволило сократить сроки и затраты на доставку. Этот опыт рассматривается как важный шаг в позиционировании Казахстана в качестве надежного поставщика продовольствия в страны Юго-Восточной Азии.Экспортный потенциал также может быть расширен за счет муки, мясной и молочной продукции, а также масличных культур. В этой связи казахстанская сторона предложила активизировать согласование Соглашения о сотрудничестве в области ветеринарии и подписать его в рамках второго заседания подкомитета по сельскому хозяйству.В транспортно-логистической сфере вьетнамским партнерам предложено шире использовать инфраструктуру Транскаспийского международного транспортного маршрута («Средний коридор»), который позволяет сократить сроки доставки грузов в 3-4 раза по сравнению с южным морским маршрутом. Казахстан выразил готовность создавать оптимальные логистические условия и развивать совместные проекты, в том числе в легкой промышленности и автомобилестроении.Также отмечено, что в 2026 году планируется запуск регулярных рейсов VietJet Air по маршруту Ханой – Алматы – Прага. В этой связи предложено рассмотреть возможность открытия прямого авиасообщения между Астаной и Ханоем, а также восстановления рейса Алматы – Хошимин.Инвестиционное сотрудничество между двумя странами получает новое развитие. В Казахстане реализуется ряд проектов с участием вьетнамского капитала, включая строительство туристского комплекса Ak Bulak Village в Алматинской области и завода по производству продуктов питания в индустриальной зоне «Арна» города Конаев с объемом инвестиций $90 млн.Стороны подчеркнули ключевую роль Межправительственной комиссии по торгово-экономическому и научно-техническому сотрудничеству и договорились рассмотреть проведение ее очередного заседания в июне–июле текущего года. Также предложено в этом году подписать Меморандум о создании Казахстанско-вьетнамского делового совета.Нгуен Хоа Бинь отметил традиционно дружественный характер отношений между Казахстаном и Вьетнамом и подтвердил заинтересованность в дальнейшем расширении сотрудничества, включая межрегиональное взаимодействие. Он поддержал инициативы по развитию «Среднего коридора», а также выразил интерес к изучению казахстанского опыта по развитию Международного финансового центра «Астана» в контексте создания финансового центра в Хошимине.По итогам встречи вьетнамская сторона поддержала создание Казахстанско-вьетнамского делового совета и отметила значительный потенциал для дальнейшего наращивания объемов взаимной торговли.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1153238?lang=kk

Under the chairmanship of the Akim of the Kostanay region, Kumar Aksakalov, a meeting of the regional aktiv was held to discuss the draft of the country's new Constitution. The event was attended by the chairman of the regional maslikhat, heads of regional departments, territorial departments, representatives of law enforcement and special state bodies, as well as media representatives.At the V meeting of the National Kurultai, the Head of State presented his vision of the key directions of the constitutional reform.The head of the region noted that this constitutional reform is a strategic ideological step that defines the model of Kazakhstan's future development and specifies the value orientations of society.«The draft of the basic law was developed for almost six months, taking into account modern social demands and real changes occurring in the country. Conceptual changes to the Constitution are, first and foremost, aimed at strengthening the human-centricity of the state, reflecting the current values and principles of the people of Kazakhstan, as well as increasing the efficiency of the structure of the republic's political institutions.In the new Preamble, for the first time, human rights and freedoms are proclaimed as the state's main priority, and the principles of respect for the individual, responsibility, and justice are consolidated. The principle of “Human – not for the state, but the state – for the human” becomes the core of all state policy. This is a new social contract based on social justice, equal opportunities, and equality before the law», – noted the Akim of the Kostanay region.The “Law and Order” ideology initiated by the President and its consolidation in the Constitution in the form of specific norms create a solid foundation for ensuring order and stability in society. Respect for the law, a sense of responsibility, and the principle of zero tolerance for offenses are the main conditions for developing a strong and safe state.The new Constitution clearly outlines the idea of a harmonious combination of preserving national identity and modern values. Unity, harmony, and tolerance are recognized as key advantages of the multi-ethnic Kazakhstani society and are fixed as the unshakable foundation of statehood.The Akim of the Kostanay region noted that conveying the meaning and significance of the changes provided for by the draft of the new Constitution to every resident of the region and conducting explanatory work is a common task. At the same time, he emphasized his firm conviction that this reform represents an important and large-scale initiative aimed at ensuring a bright future for the country, strengthening public stability, and establishing the principles of justice.The Chairman of the Kostanay regional maslikhat, Saylaubek Yeshchanov, in turn, emphasized that this reform fully meets the modern demands and requirements of society, forming a new model of state and social structure.«The draft Constitution is not limited to just updating the current text but forms a new legal, institutional, and social architecture of the state. It is oriented toward modern challenges, aimed at strengthening human rights and freedoms, expanding the role of civil society, and increasing the stability of the political system», — noted Saylaubek Yeshchanov.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1153131?lang=kk

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