The nationwide campaign "Nauryz Sale" has launched in Kazakhstan, timed to coincide with the celebration of Nauryz. The festive campaign runs from March 13 to 23 across the country and unites hundreds of retail venues, creating an atmosphere of genuine spring renewal and generous shopping for residents and guests of the country.

As part of the campaign, stores offer customers discounts from 10 to 70 percent on food and non-food items. Promotional items are marked with special festive price tags and navigation, allowing visitors to easily find products with reduced prices.

About 300 trade entities have joined the campaign, including 140 department stores and shopping and entertainment centers, 140 retail chains, and 20 online platforms. Among the participants are major retail chains of the country: Magnum Cash&Carry, Small, Galmart, Anvar, Dina, Toimart, Astykzhan, Greenwich, and others.

Special emphasis is placed on supporting domestic producers. Shopping centers feature special zones with products from Kazakhstani companies, where goods are sold on average 10–20 percent cheaper than the market price.

Customers are already noting a noticeable decrease in prices for a range of goods.

"I see a lot of discounts. At this retail chain, I bought 5 kilograms of flour for 1400 tenge as part of the promotion, and prices for vegetables are also reduced; I bought potatoes and carrots. Honestly, I haven't seen price tags for 100 tenge in a long time; today you can really feel the holiday discounts," said Akbota Zhakaeva, a resident of the capital.

The festive atmosphere is complemented by agricultural fairs, which are taking place today in all regions of the country. Here, residents can purchase fresh produce from local manufacturers at affordable prices.

The "Nauryz Sale" campaign has become part of the nationwide celebration of Nauryz and is designed to support domestic business, develop internal trade, and make pre-holiday shopping even more profitable for Kazakhstanis.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1181055?lang=kk