During the visit, the regional head reviewed the implementation of the "Taza Kazakhstan" program, the progress of housing construction, and the development of the agro-industrial complex.

One of the areas of the "Taza Kazakhstan" program, initiated by the Head of State, is the creation of landscaped public spaces. Construction of a new alley along Mikhaylenko Street has been completed in the village of Borovskoye.

The project cost 44 million tenge, 36 million tenge of which came from the regional budget and 8 million tenge from the national budget. The new alley has become not only an adornment to the district center but also a comfortable place for residents to relax.

"The "Taza Kazakhstan" program cares for every corner of our native land. We create comfortable, clean, and safe spaces for people. It is important that such projects appear not only in cities but also in rural areas," noted Kumar Aksakalov.

During his working visit, the regional governor inspected the construction of a three-story apartment building in the village of Borovskoye. The project is being financed by the contractor, SK KBS LLC, and the total construction cost is 826 million tenge.

After completion, the Akimat will purchase 45 apartments to replenish the municipal housing stock. The building will consist of 32 one-bedroom, 10 two-bedroom, and 6 three-bedroom apartments, with a total area of ​​over 2,600 square meters.

Kumar Aksakalov also visited a two-story, 12-apartment building in the village of Kamenskuralskoye, restored by the Kamenskouralskoye partnership. The project cost 90 million tenge.

The housing is intended for the farm's employees. It offers all the necessary amenities for a comfortable life: landscaped grounds, modern utilities, and cozy apartments with various layouts.

"It is important that people working in rural areas have the opportunity to live in good conditions." Such examples demonstrate the social responsibility of business and the interest of employers in preserving the human resources potential of rural areas, the regional governor emphasized.

One of the key highlights of the working visit was the opening of a dairy farm for 1,200 head of cattle in the village of Kamenskuralskoye. The project was implemented by Kamenskuralsk LLC with government support.

The total cost of the project is 4.3 billion tenge, with a production capacity of 6,700 tons of milk per year, and 45 permanent jobs created.

The farm was built using advanced technologies. Modern equipment reduces losses, improves milk quality, and efficiently uses resources such as feed, water, and labor.

It's worth noting that the project was made possible thanks to government support. Low-interest loans were provided, utilities and infrastructure were installed, and the state also covered part of the equipment costs.

Dairy production is a strategic area. "The state supports investors who are creating processing facilities and new jobs in rural areas," noted Kumar Aksakalov. "Currently, the region has four dairy farms with a capacity of 33,000 tons of milk per year, three more are under construction, and over 20 billion tenge has been allocated for the construction of five new farms."

In the village of Borovskoye, the regional akim visited a cold-pressed oilseed oil production facility, which was commissioned in March of this year.

Investments totaled 286 million tenge, with a production capacity of 3,000 tons of oil, 1,800 tons of cake, and 1,200 tons of granulated husk per year. The project creates jobs and promotes the development of deep processing of agricultural products in the region.

The regional governor's working visit concluded with a meeting with residents of the Mendykara district, where issues of socioeconomic development, public amenities, and employment were discussed.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1087638?lang=kk