On November 1, 2025, organized by the district akimat and as part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental campaign, another Saturday cleaning was held in the courtyards of multi-storey residential buildings in the Sairam microdistrict. The main goal of the event is to strengthen environmental culture among residents, increase responsibility for environmental protection, and maintain the cleanliness and beauty of the microdistrict.

The Saturday was attended by employees of the district akimat, specialists from the Al-Farabi municipal state institution, active city residents and volunteers. The participants not only collected garbage, but also carried out a number of measures aimed at improving the condition. In particular, fences, benches and sports equipment on children's playgrounds were painted, trees and curbs near apartment buildings were whitewashed. In addition, welding work was carried out in some damaged areas, creating conditions for residents to relax freely and safely.

In total, more than 100 people and 15 special equipment were mobilized for the cleanup. The special equipment included garbage trucks, small tractors, and loaders. During the cleaning work, more than 4 tons of solid household waste were collected and taken to the appropriate places. This indicator shows that the amount of household waste left by residents is increasing year by year. Therefore, the importance of such cleanups has been proven once again.

Representatives of the district akimat expressed their warm greetings to the participants of the Saturday. They noted that the Sairam microdistrict is one of the largest and most populated areas of the settlement, therefore it is very important to maintain the sanitary cleanliness of the territory at a high level. The akimat noted that work on increasing green areas, renovating courtyards, and beautifying roadsides will continue in the future.

In addition, residents were informed about the need to dispose of household waste in special containers and to follow the rules for sorting garbage. Information leaflets aimed at increasing environmental awareness were distributed, and stories were told about the harm that household waste causes to nature. Participants emphasized that maintaining cleanliness is everyone's personal responsibility.

Active young people who participated in the Saturday activity shared their thoughts and did not forget to mention the positive educational impact of such events on young people. They called for environmental protection and emphasized that being kind to nature is a civic duty. According to the young people, if every resident contributes to the cleanliness of their yard, there will be no garbage on the city streets and the sanitary conditions will improve significantly.

During the campaign, municipal specialists also carried out work on pruning trees and trimming branches around apartment buildings. This, in turn, will allow for the proper growth of greenery and increase the beauty of the yard. The mats of the playgrounds located inside the yard were inspected and the unusable parts were restored. Thus, the results of the Sabbath were distinguished not only by cleanliness, but also by the improvement of the infrastructure.

Residents of the district expressed their gratitude for the work done and expressed their readiness to actively participate in the Sabbath in the future. According to residents, maintaining the cleanliness of the territory should not be the sole responsibility of the akimat or municipal services. If every member of society keeps the environment in which they live clean, the environment will improve significantly. Such events are especially important to set an example for children.

The "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental campaign continues on a large scale throughout the country. This initiative aims to raise environmental awareness in society and mobilize the population to protect nature. The campaign has also received good support in the city of Shymkent and is being implemented systematically. As part of it, not only cleaning work is being carried out, but also tree planting, expanding green areas, and landscaping the banks of rivers and lakes.

Today's Saturday cleaning in the Sairam microdistrict is also organized as part of this noble initiative. The district akimat emphasizes the importance of such events and calls on residents to protect nature and maintain cleanliness. In the future, the number of Saturday cleanings will be increased and their scope will be expanded. In particular, infrastructural renovation works are being carried out in residential areas in stages, and projects aimed at improving the quality of life of city residents are being implemented.

In conclusion, the Saturday cleaning in the Sairam microdistrict is one of the important steps towards the cleanliness and beautification of the city. It is clear that the results of this event are directly related to the unity and activity of the residents. If the concept of "A clean city starts with us" is firmly established in the minds of every citizen, then Shymkent will undoubtedly become one of the cleanest and most beautiful megacities in terms of ecology.