Проект «Одно село – один продукт» (ОСОП) реализуется в рамках направления по поддержке производителей локальной продукции и предусматривает комплекс нефинансовых мер, включая консультационное сопровождение, организацию выставок, отбор перспективной продукции, содействие в разработке брендов, обучение и маркетинговую поддержку.В течение 2025 года в рамках ОСОП оказано 1058 консультаций, проведены 20 региональных выставок, в которых приняли участие 821 производитель. По итогам заседаний 20 региональных бренд-комитетов отобрано 200 видов продукции и определены 60 финалистов проекта.Одним из ключевых событий 2025 года стало участие 24 финалистов ОСОП 2023–2024 годов из 14 регионов в международной ярмарке «Наурыз базары», прошедшей 21–23 марта 2025 года в Астане. Производители представили порядка 2 тонн продукции, включая мёд, молочные изделия, мясные деликатесы, сладости и напитки, продемонстрировав высокий интерес со стороны посетителей.В марте 2025 года при поддержке Японского агентства международного сотрудничества (JICA) продукция финалистов была представлена на международной выставке FOODEX JAPAN 2025 в Токио. На выставке приняли участие производители из Кызылординской, Восточно-Казахстанской и Северо-Казахстанской областей. По итогам выставки жантачный мёд из Кызылординской области получил приглашение к участию в престижном конкурсе «Лучший мёд Японии», а алтайские травяные чаи привлекли повышенное внимание и интерес международных посетителей. Всего выставка собрала участников из 75 стран мира, продемонстрировав высокий уровень казахстанской продукции на глобальной арене.Международное признание получили финалисты проекта и в сентябре 2025 года на конкурсе Mondial du Fromage - 2025 во Франции, где были завоёваны золотые и бронзовые медали за сыры и молочную продукцию из козьего и верблюжьего молока, а также за национальные продукты.Важным инфраструктурным шагом стало открытие 8 октября 2025 года в Алматы первой постоянной международной торговой точки ОСОП в Центральной Азии - Nomad Bazaar. Площадка, размещённая на Зеленом базаре, стала постоянным каналом сбыта продукции производителей ОСОП из Казахстана и стран региона, обеспечивая централизованное сопровождение продаж, логистики, маркетинга и бухгалтерского учёта.Продукция участников и финалистов национального проекта ОСОП, уверенно завоёвывает рынок и становится доступной покупателям по всей стране. Товары, созданные казахстанскими ремесленниками и производителями из различных регионов, уже представлены в ведущих торговых сетях Казахстана. Так, в сети Marwin появились изделия финалиста из Атырауской области – домбры, созданные в лучших традициях казахского искусства, а также косметическая продукция из верблюжьего молока, созданная производителем из Кызылординской области. Сувенирная продукция участника из Алматы также нашла своё место на полках магазинов этой сети. Производители Северо-Казахстанской области представили натуральные козьи сыры в сети Galmart, а продукция из Астаны – натуральная пастила – уже доступна покупателям сети «ВкусМаркет».Завершающим этапом года стала Республиканская выставка ОСОП, прошедшая 12–13 ноября 2025 года в Астане с участием 48 финалистов из 18 регионов. По итогам выставки совокупная выручка составила 8 226 168 тенге.В целом в 2025 году в рамках проекта создано 53 новых субъекта бизнеса, расширили деятельность 131 предприниматель, увеличено 410 точек продаж, создано 236 рабочих мест. Финансовую поддержку в виде кредитов и грантов получили 93 участника на общую сумму 593 935 600 тенге.Из 60 финалистов ОСОП 2025 года заявки на получение грантов до 5 млн тенге подали 44 участника, из них 39 финалистов получили поддержку на сумму 191 312 000 тенге, что составляет 65% от общего числа финалистов.В течение года для участников и финалистов проекта проведены обучающие семинары и курсы по маркетингу, SMM, финансовой грамотности, налогообложению, привлечению инвестиций, использованию ИИ-инструментов, а также по технологиям производства в ремесленной, молочной, мясной и пищевой отраслях. Обучение прошли более 150 человек с участием национальных и международных экспертов, включая специалистов JICA.С 2026 года проект «Одно село – один продукт» будет продолжен с расширением охвата участников, увеличением числа отбираемой продукции и усилением мер по её продвижению, включая выход на экспортные рынки.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1141628?lang=kk

The ultimate goal of the political reforms underway in Kazakhstan is to get rid of the overly centralized model of governance and create a balanced, open and competitive system between the authorities and society. The idea of creating a unicameral Parliament, proposed at the initiative of the Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, is a logical continuation of this modernization and the core of the concept of "Strong President - Influential Parliament - Accountable Government." The Parliament of Kazakhstan is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. During this period, the legislative branch has made a decisive contribution to the country's transition to a market economy, strengthening statehood, and maintaining political stability. The bicameral Parliament, especially the Senate, has played a stabilizing role during the transition period, honorably fulfilling its mission of protecting the interests of the regions, ensuring the quality of legislation, and creating conditions for the evolutionary development of the political system. However, times have changed. The political culture of society has grown, citizens have begun to perceive themselves as full-fledged political subjects, not objects of power. This new public demand requires a revision of the architecture of power. The transition to a unicameral, influential Parliament is not a return to the past, but, on the contrary, a step into a new political era, befitting a mature society. The new Parliament should be formed on a party, proportional basis. This will strengthen multi-partyism and allow for the widest coverage of the interests of various social groups. The proportional system will increase political competition and encourage parties to work actively even in the inter-election period. It is impossible to create a Just Kazakhstan without strong parties and effective parliamentary debates. Another important aspect of parliamentary reform is digital transformation. Electronic Parliament, artificial intelligence and data-driven analytical tools will improve the quality of lawmaking and ensure transparency. Digital democracy will accelerate feedback between society and government, turning Parliament into a platform for “permanent dialogue”. Here, the role of the deputy is not limited to passing laws, but is defined as a political leader who establishes continuous communication with society. The transition to a unicameral Parliament also requires new mechanisms that take into account the interests of the regions. For this purpose, it is proposed to establish a Council of Regions under the Parliament and strengthen institutional ties with maslikhats. This will form a chain of "people - maslikhat - national Parliament" and pave the way for local issues to be heard at the national level. In general, parliamentary reform is not just a structural change. It is a renewal of the philosophy of the power system, bringing the voice of society to the center of decision-making. An influential, multi-party, technologically advanced Parliament should become a strong pillar of Kazakhstan's sovereignty and sustainable development. A new balance between the branches of power, open political competition, and a democracy based on digital capabilities are the path to a bright future for the country. A united and influential Parliament is a solid and responsible step towards that future.

On January 4 of this year, a temporarily expanded list of socially significant food products came into effect in Kazakhstan. While the list previously included 19 items, it has now been expanded to 31. The updated list includes products that had the greatest impact on food inflation, including cucumbers, tomatoes, apples, tea, sour cream, fish, beef (with and without bones), chicken, horse meat, and hard cheese.According to the Bureau of National Statistics, the price index for socially significant food products was 0.2 percent in the first week of this year. This indicator remained at the same level for the same period last year. It is important to note that this year's index was calculated taking into account the expanded list of products, indicating stable price dynamics for essential goods.Furthermore, a number of new items included in the expanded list have already seen price declines ranging from 0.1 to 0.5 percent. Despite the insignificant nature of this decline, these figures confirm that the process of price stabilization has already begun and the first results have been achieved very quickly. Specifically, among fruit and vegetable products, prices for apples fell by 0.5 percent, while cucumbers and tomatoes fell by 0.4 percent. In the grocery segment, prices for hard and semi-hard cheeses fell by 0.3 percent, while black tea fell by 0.2 percent. In the meat and fish product group, prices decreased by 0.1 percent. Among dairy products, sour cream also fell by 0.1 percent.To curb prices, active monitoring of retail outlets and outreach to businesses have been underway since the beginning of the year. On January 13, Daulen Kabdushev, Deputy Chairman of the Trade Committee of the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, together with representatives of the local akimat, conducted price monitoring and outreach to vendors at the capital's markets."Our colleagues in the regions are currently conducting similar work today. We are explaining to businesses that products previously not included in the SZPT list are now classified as socially significant food products. This means that the Trade Committee will exercise state oversight to ensure compliance with the maximum trade markup. I would like to point out that, in accordance with current legislation, the maximum trade markup on socially significant food products should not exceed 15 percent," noted Trade Committee Deputy Chairman Daulen Kabdushev.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1141505?lang=kk

Measures to develop the educational infrastructure and increase the availability of quality education are being consistently implemented in Kostanay region.9 schools with 5,860 student places have been built in the region, of which 7 will be put into operation in 2025. New schools have been opened in the residential districts of Bereke and Auezhai in Kostanay, in the towns of Arkalyk and Rudny, the villages of Zarechnoye and Enbek in Kostanay district, the village of Kusmuryn in Auliekolsky district, as well as in the village of Kolkamys in Zhangeldinsky district. Currently, the construction of 2 more schools with a total capacity of 1,9 thousand places is underway.In parallel, active work is underway to develop the preschool education system. In three years, 14 kindergartens for 2.2 thousand places have been built in the region. As a result, the coverage of children aged 2 to 6 years of preschool education increased from 90.5% at the beginning of 2023 to 96.4%, and the coverage of children aged 3 to 6 years reached 100%.Special attention is paid to the development of the creative potential of the younger generation. The IQostanay SMART center operates in the city of Kostanay, the Balalar Alemi Center for Children's Creativity in the city of Tobyl, and the Zhas Orken house of creativity in the village of Torgai in the Zhangeldinsky district.Modern conditions are the basis for the successful development of children and the future of the region. It is in educational institutions that the knowledge, skills and values necessary for the self-realization of the younger generation are formed. Creating a comfortable, safe and technologically equipped educational environment ensures equal access to quality education.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1141165?lang=kk

Significant investments have been made in the road sector of Kostanay region over the past three years.In the period from 2023 to 2025, a total of 236 billion tenge was allocated for the development of this industry, as a result of which 3,174 kilometers of highways of national and regional significance were repaired.In addition, 1,070 sections of the road network of settlements have been updated.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1141071?lang=kk

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The Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan confirms the information regarding the incidents that occurred on 13 January 2026 in the waters of the Black Sea near the CPC marine terminal involving two vessels engaged in the transportation of Kazakhstan’s export crude oil.The tanker “Matilda”, flying the flag of Malta and chartered by a subsidiary of the national company KazMunayGas, was attacked by an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). An explosion was recorded on board without any subsequent fire. There were no casualties or injuries among the crew. According to a preliminary assessment by technical services, the tanker remains seaworthy and no signs of critical hull damage have been identified at this stage.The tanker “Delta Harmony”, flying the flag of Liberia, was also attacked by a UAV while waiting to load. As a result of the incident, a fire broke out, which was promptly extinguished. No crew members were injured. According to the operational headquarters at the time of the incident, loading of crude oil into the vessel had not yet commenced and the cargo tanks were empty.therefore, no damage was caused to the export resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The Ministry of Energy is coordinating, on an operational mode, with the national operator KazMunayGas, the consortium administration and the shipowners to ensure the safety of logistics chains and the continuity of export supplies.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/energo/press/news/details/1140688?lang=kk

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In his Message, the Head of State emphasized that the implementation of the concept of "Law and Order" is one of the priorities of state policy aimed at strengthening justice, legality and public safety. The formation of a legal culture of citizens, increasing trust in state institutions and strict observance of the law are identified as key conditions for building a fair and sustainable Kazakhstan.In this regard, projects and initiatives aimed at promoting the ideology of "Law and Order" are being systematically implemented in Kostanay region, including through the use of interactive and modern formats of work with the population.In 2025, 28 projects were implemented in the cities and districts of the region within the framework of the state social order. In the course of their implementation, non-governmental organizations conducted more than 300 events of various formats aimed at preventing offenses and improving the legal literacy of the population. In addition, information and handouts have been prepared and distributed, as well as videos highlighting topical issues of legal culture.The higher educational institutions of the region are actively involved in the implementation of the ideology of "Law and Order". Universities have compiled a list of 20 events held on a weekly basis. Among them are legal hours, preventive lectures, meetings with relevant specialists and other formats aimed at improving the legal culture and preventing offenses among students.One of the illustrative examples of interactive work was the holding of an event in the format of a game court on the theme "Law and Order: together towards a fair Kazakhstan". This format allowed students interested in law to apply their theoretical knowledge in practice. The event was attended by about 100 people, including representatives of the Prosecutor's Office, the court and the bar association.In addition, the regional debate tournament "Men to the Republics" was organized in the region, timed to coincide with Republic Day. The tournament was held as part of the implementation of the "Law and Order" Concept by the Zhastar Rukhy Foundation corporate foundation in Kostanay region with the assistance of the Kostanay Regional University named after A. Baytursinuly, as well as the debate clubs Akhmet Urpaktary and Parasat.The implementation of such initiatives contributes to the formation of a sustainable understanding of the value of law, responsibility and civic engagement in society, as well as strengthening the principles of "Law and Order" as the foundation of a just Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1139818?lang=kk

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The village of Zhalgyztal, located 45 kilometers from the city of Arkalyk, Kostanay region, demonstrates stable positive dynamics of socio-economic development.The total area of the village is 81,912 hectares, of which 20,544 hectares are arable land and 21,207 hectares are pasture lands.According to the results of last year, there are 580 heads of cattle, 937 horses and 933 heads of small cattle in Zhalgyztal. There are 20 peasant farms, 6 limited liability companies and 2 individual entrepreneurs registered in the village.The field of education in the village is steadily developing. The T. Aubakirov Basic Secondary School began the 2025-2026 academic year with 39 students. The school has a mini-center with 16 children. The educational institution employs 13 teachers, all with higher education and completed advanced training courses.The cultural sphere is also actively developing. The rural library has about 3,600 copies of books, of which about 2,000 are in Kazakh. During the year, 58 events are planned, which are being implemented in full. The number of regular readers is 111 people.The material and technical base of the school meets modern requirements. In 2025, a universal study room was opened at the expense of the Kazakhstan Halkyna Foundation. It is designed for teaching physics and computer science, biology and chemistry, as well as English, and is equipped with laboratory equipment and robotics kits.The engineering and medical infrastructure is fully provided. All houses are connected to a centralized water supply, the village is fully supplied with electricity and solid fuel. There is a functioning medical center with a sufficient supply of medicines and necessary equipment.Improved communication and Internet accessibility. Activ, Altel, Beeline and Tele2 networks are steadily operating in the village of Zhalgyztal. In addition, Internet from Transtelecom JSC is installed in all houses.Within the framework of the memorandum with Karaganda Zholdary LLP, which carried out repairs of the national highway passing near the village, rubble was laid on two streets. The total cost of the completed works amounted to 27 million tenge.Work on the development of small businesses, improving the standard of living and well-being of rural residents will continue on a systematic basis.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1139230?lang=kk

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