✔️Within the framework of the "Cozy School" national project initiated by the head of state, the construction of 3 schools has begun in the Keles district of the Turkestan region. Currently, the construction of 1 school has been completed and the construction of 2 schools is underway. More specifically, educational centers for 600 places are being built in the Gani Muratbayev settlement and Abay village, and for 300 places in the Birtilek settlement.
✔️During his working trip to the Keles district, the governor of the Turkestan region, Nuralkhan Kusherov, inspected the construction progress of a comfortable school in the Gani Muratbayev settlement of the Aktobe rural district and gave specific instructions to the contractors.
✔️The educational center is being built by order of Samruk-Kazyna Construction JSC. Construction work is being carried out by KDSM LLP. The total area of ​​the school building, located on an area of ​​2.2 hectares, is 4,710 square meters. 50 jobs will be created here. The construction work on the facility has been fully completed and is being put into operation. It is planned to equip the school with domestic furniture produced in the region. Today, Akniet Holding Public Company is carrying out furniture installation work. The educational center is scheduled to be put into operation soon.
🔁Then, the head of the region visited the greenhouse complex of "ECOCULTURE-EURASIA" LLP, located in the village of Zhanadaur.
✔️The first stage of the complex will be implemented this year. The greenhouse is located on 51 hectares. This project was undertaken by a Russian private investor in 2023. The cost of the project is 42 billion tenge. The facility is being built using the latest Russian technology. The main part of the products will be exported to the Russian Federation. In total, the greenhouse complex is planned to be located on an area of ​​​​500 hectares. The project will be implemented in 6 stages.
Press service of the governor of the Turkestan region

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ontustik/press/news/details/938896