Dear taxpayers,On July 7, 2026, at 3 p.m., a live broadcast on the topic will be held on the Department's Instagram page @pavlodar_mkd: "Tax deductions for calculating individual income tax (IIT)".Speaker: Asel Abayevna Baibulova, Acting Head of the Department of Analysis and Risks.Moderator: Tolegen Bilyalovich Shaimardanov, Head of the Department of Explanatory Work and the Contact Center.In order not to miss the broadcast, subscribe to the Instagram of the Department of State Revenue for the Pavlodar region – pavlodar_mkd.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact CenterState Duma of the Pavlodar regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1253998?lang=ru

Currently, the Department of Internal Affairs of Aktau is adjusting the accruals of personal property tax due to a technical error.After the adjustment is completed, each taxpayer will receive a correct push notification with the current tax amount.If, based on the results of the adjustment, it is determined that the amount of tax has been paid in a larger amount, it is necessary to submit a tax application for the refund of overpaid amounts of taxes and other mandatory payments to the budget.You can apply through the Taxpayer's Office, the eGov portal.kz, the eGov Mobile mobile application, the e-Salyq Azamat mobile application, or the Tax Wallet service (for individuals).We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1253920?lang=ru

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Lausanne, July 6, 2026 – A landmark event for Kazakhstan took place at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. The jersey of Olympic champion Alexander Vinokurov was officially handed over to the museum's collection.This is the first and only Kazakhstani jersey to be displayed at the Olympic Museum, one of the world's leading centers of Olympic history, where symbols of outstanding sporting victories and achievements of athletes from around the world are preserved.The ceremony was held as part of the informal ministerial policy dialogue of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) on the theme “Building Bridges: Innovation and Creativity as Drivers of the Society of the Future.” The discussion focused on how sport, innovation, creativity and international cooperation help unite countries, unlock human potential and create new opportunities for future generations.Kazakhstan was represented at the event by the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerlan Sarsembayev, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and International Economic Organizations Kairat Torebayev, and Olympic champion Alexander Vinokurov.For Kazakhstan, this day became truly historic. The story of Alexander Vinokurov's Olympic triumph will now be presented in a place where millions of people from around the world discover the legacy of the Olympic Games. It is a story of victory, strength of spirit and faith in one's country, a story that will remind museum visitors of Kazakhstan and the achievements of our athletes on the world stage.Speaking in Lausanne, Alexander Vinokurov noted that sport teaches us to push the boundaries of what is possible, and that victory is never the result of one person's efforts alone. Behind every success stand a team, knowledge, technology, hard work and trust. He emphasized that Kazakhstan today places strong emphasis on knowledge, innovation and unlocking the potential of its citizens.The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the WTO notes that, for the first time, a Kazakhstani Olympic jersey has taken its place in the Olympic Museum, a museum that preserves the history of the global Olympic movement. For our country, this is an important symbol of international recognition and confirmation that Kazakhstani sport, Kazakhstani champions and the Kazakhstani flag hold a worthy place in world Olympic history.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-wto/press/news/details/1253899?lang=ru

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Dear Kazakhstanis!🏙️Cordial congratulations on Astana Day!✨️May the capital further flourish and become more prosperous.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kazaid/press/news/details/1253851?lang=ru

Astana is a symbol of Independent Kazakhstan, the embodiment of dynamic development, creativity and confident progress. Every year, the capital becomes a modern center of new opportunities, bringing together people, ideas and the desire for the prosperity of our country.On this festive day, we wish everyone good health, well—being, peace and harmony, success in all endeavors, and further sustainable development and prosperity to our Motherland.Happy Capital Day!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1253850?lang=ru

Astana is a metropolis with its own identity and ambitions, says Tokyo Governor Yuriko KoikeOn the eve of Capital City Day, Qazinform News Agency publishes an exclusive interview with Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike, who praised Astana's rapid pace of development.Earlier this May, Yuriko Koike paid an official visit to Kazakhstan. In recognition of her significant contribution to strengthening friendly ties between Kazakhstan and Japan, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev awarded the Tokyo Governor the Order of Dostyq, I Degree. Despite her busy schedule, Koike found time to give an exclusive interview to Qazinform. She describes Astana as a modern megacity and highlights its growing role as a Eurasian hub for business and tourism.Ms. Koike, you paid an official visit to Kazakhstan in May this year. What do you consider the main achievement of that visit?During my stay in Astana, I had the opportunity to meet with the President of Kazakhstan. I was impressed by my conversation with President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and highly appreciate his leadership and the institutional reforms he is advancing to promote economic growth, expand artificial intelligence and digitalization, and enhance the country's investment attractiveness. Under President Tokayev's leadership, Kazakhstan is strengthening its role as a key Central Asian hub connecting Europe and Asia.Last December, Tokyo signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Akimat of Astana city. During this trip, I visited and toured the organizations relevant to this MOU. Specifically, we carried out high-profile promotional initiatives for Tokyo-based startups and SMEs in the green transformation (GX) sector, while also undertaking site visits across a broad range of fields, including AI, disaster prevention, education, and sturgeon aquaculture.I believe this visit will help to deepen our cooperation on addressing shared challenges and strengthening our international competitiveness, leading to success for both cities.What insights can Tokyo and Kazakhstan share and learn from each other?Tokyo’s strength lies in its safety, security, and resilience-qualities that are firmly based on advanced technologies.For example, for flood control measures, we implement underground regulating reservoirs, AI-based water level forecasting, and rapid damage assessment by drones. We have reduced earthquake damage by retrofitting buildings to make them quake-resistant. For Kazakhstan, which has also experienced floods and earthquakes like Tokyo, such expertise and knowledge can be a valuable reference.Kazakhstan is driving AI, smart city technologies, and other digital initiatives. Tokyo is also aiming to realize “Smart City Tokyo,” where all residents can enjoy a high quality of life powered by digital technologies. Kazakhstan’s efforts in the digital sector offer valuable lessons for Tokyo as well.Astana and Tokyo are both capital cities; engines that drive each countries’ growth. By sharing our insights, we will both work to realize a sustainable city. What kind of future collaboration do you expect in the educational field?At my visit to the Nazarbayev Intellectual School, I observed the school’s educational initiatives and learning environment, including its curriculum based on the International Baccalaureate program and math and science education. Speaking with the students, I felt their strong aspirations.Tokyo has also been committed to digital education and fostering talent ready for the global stage by collaborating with people from other countries while embracing diversity. One example is our study-abroad support program.The school’s strategic approach to globalize education and develop highly skilled professionals served as a valuable reference for developing global talent and driving international educational exchange in Tokyo.We hope this visit will prompt exchanges leading to new educational innovations, based on our mutual friendship.As capital cities, what role can Tokyo and Astana play in advancing the strategic digital partnership between Kazakhstan and Japan?As I mentioned earlier, in December 2025, Tokyo and Akimat of Astana city signed an MOU on exchange and cooperation. Digital technology is one area of cooperation.In Astana, I visited the international AI center “Alem.ai” and was briefed about its role.We exchanged views on initiatives to address urban challenges through the use of AI and digital technologies and foster talent, and agreed to maintain strong collaboration based on the MOU.The 21st century is said to be the “century of the city”. As country capitals, both cities play vital roles. By strengthening our ties and sharing insights, we can work together to address common challenges. Through collaboration of the two cities, we aim to steadily advance exchanges in the digital sector between Kazakhstan and Japan.You have led the administration of one of the world's largest megacities for several consecutive terms. How has your vision of city governance evolved over the years, and what lessons do you consider the most important?This year marks my 10th year in office as the Governor of Tokyo. Throughout this time, I have consistently valued two things: “a great cause” and “empathy.” No matter how vast a city may be, its foundation is the people.Tokyo’s 14 million residents support the city’s economy, industry, infrastructure, transportation, culture, and all other activities.No policy can advance without the empathy of the people. Since I was elected as the governor, I have firmly implemented policies to support marriage and parenting, which have widely resonated with Tokyo residents. Last year, the number of Japanese births in Tokyo increased by 1.0 percent over the previous year. This is particularly noteworthy, marking the first rise in the last decade. The empathy of Tokyo residents has led to the result.Moving forward, we will continue to focus on “people” who help cities prosper, and promote initiatives aimed at realizing a society where everyone can live with peace of mind and shine in their own way.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-tokyo/press/news/details/1253744?lang=ru

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Busan, July 2, 2026 – The Consul General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Busan, Askar Aslan Muratuly, held a meeting with the Chief Commissioner of the Busan Metropolitan Police Agency, Kim Seong Hee.During the meeting, the Kazakh diplomat congratulated the head of Busan Police on his official appointment and emphasized the priority importance of close cooperation between the Consulate General and law enforcement authorities in ensuring and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan residing in the region.For his part, Chief Commissioner Kim Seong Hee expressed his sincere appreciation to the Kazakh side for the high level of оперативе cooperation. He particularly highlighted the successful joint operation during which law enforcement authorities of Kazakhstan in Almaty apprehended and promptly transferred to the Korean authorities a wanted citizen of the Republic of Korea who had committed a crime in his home country and attempted to illegally settle in Kazakhstan. The South Korean Commissioner described this case as the highest manifestation of mutual trust between the law enforcement agencies of the two countries.Within the framework of discussions on the international agenda, the parties addressed issues related to security and logistical support in the context of the upcoming official visit of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Republic of Korea for participation in the “Central Asia + Korea” Summit.It was also noted that a draft Memorandum of Cooperation between the National Police Agency of Kazakhstan and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan is currently under active consideration, and the Busan Police expressed their readiness to provide full support for its signing.Special attention was given to the prevention of offenses involving Kazakh citizens in South Korea. The parties reaffirmed their readiness to strengthen joint efforts in combating internet fraud, drug trafficking, human trafficking, and traffic violations. To enhance the legal awareness of citizens, the Korean side will provide the Consulate General with specialized informational materials for publication on official platforms.Taking into account Kim Seong Hee’s previous experience as the former President of the Korean National Police University, the parties also expressed interest in exploring joint initiatives on cadet exchanges, training seminars, and the sharing of best practices in the field of criminalistics.To ensure rapid response to any emergency situations, a direct emergency communication channel was officially established between the leadership of the Consulate General of Kazakhstan and the Busan Metropolitan Police Agency.The meeting was held in an atmosphere of warm hospitality and constructive dialogue based on mutual trust.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-busan/press/news/details/1253636?lang=ru

Islamabad, July 2, 2026 – The Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, H.E. Mr. Y.Kistafin, received the President of the Pakistan Boxing Federation, Mr. Ijaz Tung.During the meeting, the parties discussed the outcomes of seminars and master classes conducted by Kazakh specialists for Pakistani boxers and coaches, as well as prospects for further development of bilateral cooperation.Mr. Tung highly commended the events held by the Kazakhstan side, expressed his gratitude for the support provided, and conveyed his strong interest in further strengthening contacts and cooperation between the boxing federations of Kazakhstan and Pakistan.In response to the invitation extended by the Kazakh side, the President of the Pakistan Boxing Federation announced his intention to dispatch a delegation to Kazakhstan to participate in training camps and preparatory activities.For his part, Ambassador Y.Kistafin expressed satisfaction with the plans discussed and reaffirmed Kazakhstan's readiness to provide comprehensive support for strengthening ties and expanding cooperation with the Pakistan Boxing Federation.In addition, the parties agreed to organize the National Boxing Championship of Pakistan at the Sports Centre Dostyq. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-islamabad/press/news/details/1253617?lang=ru

Islamabad, July 3, 2026 – Following the State Visit of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, H.E. Mr. K.Tokayev, to Islamabad in February 2026, the President instructed the Government of Kazakhstan to allocate US$1 million to the Pakistan Education Endowment Fund (PAK-EEF) under the Federal Ministry of Education and Professional Training of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.The official ceremony, organized by the Pakistani side, was attended by the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, H.E. Mr.Yerzhan Kistafin, Minister of State for Federal Education and Professional Training of Pakistan, Ms. Wajiha Qamar, as well as representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Education, and other government institutions of Pakistan.In her remarks, the Chief Executive Officer of PAK-EEF, Ms. Hajra Suhail, expressed sincere appreciation to the leadership of Kazakhstan for the generous assistance and announced the Fund's intention to implement a number of educational initiatives in cooperation with higher education institutions of Kazakhstan. These initiatives will include academic programmes and professional development opportunities for Pakistani students, as well as enhanced cooperation between the universities of Kazakhstan and Pakistan.Addressing the ceremony, Ambassador Y.Kistafin reaffirmed Kazakhstan's commitment to further expanding bilateral cooperation with Pakistan in the fields of education, academic exchanges, human resource development, and the advancement of human capital. He emphasized that investment in education represents an investment in the shared peaceful, sustainable, and prosperous future of the peoples of Kazakhstan and Pakistan.For her part, State Minister Wajiha Qamar also expressed gratitude to the people of Kazakhstan and announced the intention to dispatch a delegation to Astana in the near future to hold detailed consultations and prepare a roadmap for the implementation of the agreed initiatives.At the conclusion of the ceremony, the parties agreed to facilitate direct engagement between funds and leading universities of Kazakhstan in order to identify concrete areas of cooperation and implement mutually beneficial educational projects.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-islamabad/press/news/details/1253620?lang=ru

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Islamabad, July 1, 2026 – The Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, H.E. Mr. Y.Kistafin, received the newly appointed President of the Pakistan Chess Federation, Mr. Zeeshan Ali Naqvi. During the meeting, the parties discussed the further development of cooperation between the chess federations of Kazakhstan and Pakistan.Within the framework of the Memorandum of Cooperation and the Roadmap for 2026-2027, the parties reviewed the progress made in implementing joint initiatives, including completed and planned online master classes for chess players and coaches.Ambassador Y.Kistafin proposed exploring opportunities to further strengthen bilateral cooperation, including at the regional level, through the active involvement of the provincial branches of the Pakistan Chess Federation in the implementation of joint projects.For his part, Mr. Naqvi expressed his appreciation to the Kazakh side for its continued support and valuable contribution to the development of chess in Pakistan. He also invited Ambassador to attend, as the Guest of Honour, the opening ceremony of the National Chess Championship of Pakistan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-islamabad/press/news/details/1253615?lang=ru

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The Head of State received Khush Choksy, Senior Vice President for the Middle East, Türkiye, and Central Asia of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.During the meeting, the Head of State reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s readiness to strengthen constructive engagement with the Administration of President Donald Trump, emphasizing the strategic nature of trade, economic, and investment partnership between Kazakhstan and the United States.The President reiterated Kazakhstan’s commitment to ensuring a favorable investment climate for American businesses.The parties discussed prospects for expanding cooperation, including in such areas as critical minerals development, energy, digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, transport connectivity, advanced technologies, agriculture, and financial services.For his part, Khush Choksy noted the strong potential for further developing bilateral ties and expressed readiness to implement joint projects in a number of sectors of mutual interest.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-washington/press/news/details/1253590?lang=ru

Brno, 29 June 2026 - As part of a series of meetings with the business community of the South Moravian Region, Kazakh diplomats visited BVV Trade Fairs Brno, one of Central Europe's leading international exhibition venues, where they met with its Chief Executive Officer, Jan Kubata, to discuss opportunities for expanding bilateral economic cooperation, strengthening business-to-business ties and advancing joint projects between Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic.The parties highlighted Brno's role as one of Central Europe's leading business, technology and exhibition hubs and discussed opportunities to increase the participation of Kazakh companies in international trade fairs hosted by BVV Trade Fairs Brno, including through the organisation of business forums dedicated to Kazakhstan and Central Asia. The Czech side, in turn, expressed interest in cooperating with its Kazakh counterparts to facilitate the participation of Czech businesses in industrial, energy and agricultural exhibitions held in Kazakhstan.It was noted that Kazakhstan's current stage of development, marked by the entry into force of the country's new Constitution on 1 July 2026, creates new opportunities for the business community by further strengthening stability and fostering a favourable investment climate.The parties agreed to continue cooperation with a view to further expanding collaboration in the exhibition industry and other areas of mutual interest, building on the understandings reached during the recent official visit of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to Astana.Background: BVV Trade Fairs Brno is the largest exhibition and convention venue in Central Europe, with a history spanning 98 years. It hosts around 90 events annually, including the internationally renowned International Engineering Fair (MSV) and the IDET International Defence and Security Technologies Fair.During a separate meeting with Richard Malovič, Chief Executive Officer of “Whalebone”, the parties exchanged views on cybersecurity, the use of advanced digital platforms, the development of innovative technological solutions and the strengthening of cooperation between the business communities of Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic.Particular attention was devoted to opportunities for cooperation in digital transformation, the deployment of innovative technologies and the application of artificial intelligence across various sectors of the economy.The Kazakh side briefed its counterpart on the measures being implemented by the Government of Kazakhstan to advance the country's digital agenda, develop digital infrastructure and enhance digital literacy, including in the field of cybersecurity.Mr. Malovič noted company's successful experience in the Kazakh market and expressed confidence in the company's prospects for further expanding its presence in the country. He also highlighted Kazakhstan's leading role in Central Asia and its significant potential for the development of mutually beneficial cooperation.The parties expressed their readiness to continue cooperation with a view to broadening bilateral engagement and implementing new promising projects.Background: Founded in Brno in 2016, “Whalebone” is today one of the leading providers of cybersecurity solutions for telecommunications network operators worldwide.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-prague/press/news/details/1253586?lang=ru

Brussels, 3 July 2026. On the eve of National Dombra Day, the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Kingdom of Belgium hosted a special musical performance by the DOMBRAssadors ensemble, bringing together Embassy staff, members of the Kazakh diaspora, students, and Belgian friends of Kazakhstan.The ensemble performed some of the most celebrated works of the Kazakh musical heritage, including Erke Sylkym, Alqissa, Ata Tolgauy, Balbyrauyn, and Sulu Kyz. A highlight of the concert was the captivating fusion of traditional Kazakh instruments—the dombra, zhetigen, sazsyrnai, shankobyz, kobyz, and dauylpaz—with European instruments such as the oboe, violin, and accordion. The performance offered a compelling demonstration of music's unique ability to transcend borders and bring together people of different cultures and generations.Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Belgium Roman Vassilenko stated: "The dombra is the soul of our nation, carrying within it our history, identity, and the memory of generations. It is especially meaningful that, on the eve of National Dombra Day, its melodies resonate in the heart of Europe. Music speaks a universal language, and through the dombra we are honoured to share the richness of Kazakhstan's cultural heritage while strengthening the bonds of friendship between our peoples."Earlier this year, two Kazakh Cultural Centres were established in Belgium, providing children and members of the Kazakh diaspora with opportunities to study the Kazakh language, learn to play the dombra, and discover Kazakhstan's traditional dances, customs, and cultural heritage. The centres play an important role in preserving national identity among the diaspora while promoting Kazakhstan's rich cultural legacy and fostering greater cultural understanding in Belgium.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1253589?lang=ru