At a meeting with akim of the region Askhat Shakharov, the youth of the Mugalzhar district discussed, among other issues, the holding of a republican campaign to improve and improve the environmental situation in the region.
Throughout the year, young people actively participated in clean-up activities and planting of green spaces.
"We support the Taza Kazakhstan campaign because it helps to make our village cleaner and more beautiful. Everyone should take care of their environment, and it is important that young people actively participate in these processes. Through such initiatives, we can improve the ecosystem, create comfortable living conditions, and foster a sense of responsibility for nature among young people. Cleanliness and order begin with each of us," Daulet Serikbayev, head of the district Youth resource center, expressed the general opinion.
The Governor of the region expressed gratitude to the young villagers for their active citizenship.
"The Taza Kazakhstan campaign is not just an initiative, it is our common contribution to creating a clean and comfortable living environment. The President of the country has set the task for each region of the country to participate in improving the environment and beautifying its territories. It is important that young people are at the forefront of these changes, because you are the future of our country. You can not only participate in clean-up activities and landscaping, but also be active participants in initiatives for separate garbage collection, the creation of green areas and the improvement of public spaces.
In addition, it is important to cultivate in ourselves and in others a sense of responsibility for nature, because the future of our children depends on us. By participating in such projects, you become real leaders who set an example for others. I am sure that with your help we will make our region and our country cleaner and more beautiful," the governor of the region addressed the youth with such wishes.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aktobe/press/news/details/924582