On September 13, 2025, the Shymkent Department of Agriculture held its traditional Saturday cleanup. This time, the cleaning activities were carried out along Bozzhyra Street, and the department's employees contributed to improving the city's ecology.

The main goal of the Saturday event is to maintain the cleanliness of the city, to form an ecological culture among residents, and to improve the appearance of the city . As the city expands day by day and new neighborhoods and streets appear, the issue of cleanliness is becoming especially important.

As representatives of the Department of Agriculture noted, such cleanups are not only a way to clean the streets of garbage, but also a way to educate society about ecology.

This week's Saturday was held along Bozzhyra Street . Workers cleaned the gutter systems of garbage, placed household waste collected from the curb in special bags, and transferred it to garbage trucks.

During work:

• Garbage was removed from the ditches and ditches,

• The bases of the trees were whitewashed,

• collected leaves and broken branches were removed,

• Roadsides and green areas were cleaned.

According to employees, the most important thing about such sabbaticals is the feeling of teamwork and unity.

The Department of Agriculture has become a tradition of weekly Saturday cleanups. This good deed has been going on for several years. Each time, various streets, squares, and drainage systems in the city are cleaned, making the city cleaner and more comfortable.

As a result of such systematic work, residents are also becoming accustomed to cleanliness and taking good care of the area in which they live.

All departments of the department actively participated in the Sabbath. Each of them took a shovel, a broom, and a bag in their hands and worked together. According to many, such events raise the collective spirit and strengthen relationships with each other.

"Our goal is not only to contribute to the cleanliness of the city, but also to set an example for young people. Every citizen should contribute to the beautification and development of their hometown as much as they can," says one of the department's employees.

Cleanliness in the city depends not only on municipal services or government institutions, but on all residents. Therefore, during the Sabbath, employees explained to residents simple but important rules, such as not throwing garbage anywhere, protecting greenery, and not clogging drain systems.

The formation of an ecological culture is a long-term process. For this, every Sabbath becomes an educational tool.

Shymkent is a rapidly developing metropolis today. New roads, residential complexes, parks, and recreation areas are being built in the city. Along with such major changes, the issue of cleanliness and order should also be addressed first.

The Saturday organized by the Department of Agriculture has contributed to the beautification of the city and the improvement of the environmental situation. These works are aimed at making the city even greener, cleaner, and more comfortable.

At the end of the event, representatives of the administration addressed the city's residents, reminding them that every citizen should treat their native land with compassion:

• Dispose of waste only in designated areas,

• Maintaining cleanliness in the yard and on the street,

• Active participation in Sabbaths,

• Maintaining the green flag is everyone's duty.

"The city is our common home. Its cleanliness and comfort depend on the vigilance and activity of each resident," the organizers said.

The cleanup on September 13 was the result of the collective work of the Shymkent City Department of Agriculture. Thanks to the activity of employees, Bozzhyra Street was cleaned up, and the appearance of the city improved.

Such good deeds will continue in the future. Because a clean environment is the key to a bright future , and the cleanliness of the city is our common responsibility.