More than 400 social facilities worth 318 billion tenge are being implemented in Kazakhstan using funds from returned assets
25.06.2025 13:36:40 10582
Kazakhstan continues to work on returning illegally withdrawn assets. On behalf of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, these funds are being used to build and modernize hundreds of social facilities across the country.
Focus on socially significant infrastructure
The returned funds are transferred to a special state fund (SSF) established under the Ministry of Finance.
✔️ At the moment, funding for 406 projects has been approved for a total of 318 billion tenge. Of these, 333 projects are already being implemented, including 9 educational facilities, 3 sports facilities, 162 healthcare projects, and 159 water supply facilities.
🔺All projects are being implemented within the framework of the Head of State's instructions on developing socially significant infrastructure. Educational facilities help increase the availability of quality education. Sports facilities are aimed at developing mass sports and promoting a healthy lifestyle.
🔸Medical institutions are being created within the framework of the “Modernization of Rural Healthcare” program to provide medical care in remote communities. The construction of water supply networks is in line with the strategic goal of providing all cities and villages in the country with 100% clean drinking water by 2025, which is an important step towards improving the quality of life of the population.
New facilities: where there were none before, they are being built
📌 The regions are actively continuing to build educational institutions, sports complexes, healthcare facilities and water supply facilities using returned assets.
▫️In Astana, a new stadium named after K. Munaitpasov is being built to replace the old one. The indoor sports facility is designed for 3,598 seats, including places for people with disabilities. The construction is being carried out in accordance with international UEFA standards.
▫️In Almaty, 9 water supply system construction projects are being implemented using returned assets.
▫️A 300-bed dormitory will be built for the pupils of the Sairam Auxiliary Boarding School-College complex in Shymkent using the returned assets.
▫️A large-scale project using the returned assets is being implemented in the East Kazakhstan region. On the instructions of the Head of State, funds were allocated from the State Fund to complete the construction of the Hematology Center. The medical institution is planned to have 2 buildings: a hospital with 148 beds and a hotel for patients of the clinic with 24 beds.
In the main building, laboratories, departments of radiation diagnostics, cardiology, cardiac surgery, hematology, bone marrow transplantation and complex somatics will be equipped with modern medical equipment. The new Center will provide patients with access to advanced methods of treatment and rehabilitation.
In addition, 8 more projects are being implemented in the region using the returned assets, 2 of which are in the field of healthcare and 6 in water supply.
▫️Today, projects aimed at improving the water supply of the region are being implemented in the North Kazakhstan region. The reconstruction of the Sokolovsky, Bulaevsky and Presnovsky group water pipelines, as well as the construction of new water pipelines and branches to the rural settlements of the Aiyrtau district and Shal Akyn, connected to the Kokshetau group water pipeline, are being carried out at the expense of the SGF.
▫️In the Karaganda region, it is planned to build 51 healthcare facilities in 7 districts - medical outpatient clinics, as well as feldsher-obstetric and medical stations.
▫️In the Akmola region, 38 projects in the field of healthcare, water supply and sports are being implemented. Two medical facilities were opened at the expense of the returned assets. In the village of Arnasai in the Arshalynsky district, a medical outpatient clinic has opened, which will serve over 2 thousand people, and in Altyndy in the Bulandy district, a feldsher-midwife station has been built. Residents of three settlements with a population of over 1 thousand people will be able to count on timely medical care.
