The Department of State Revenue for the Zhetisu region informs citizens about the approaching deadline for payment of property tax on property of individuals for 2025. It is necessary to pay the tax no later than October 1, 2026. 📌 Who is a tax payer?Individuals who own the following properties are liable to pay property tax:-residential houses and apartments;-garden buildings;-garages;-other buildings, structures and premises owned by right of ownership. In case of non-payment of the tax by October 1, notices of arrears will be sent to debtors from October 2, 2026.If the amount owed exceeds 1 monthly calculation figure, then after 30 working days from the date of sending the notification, an order will be formed for the forced collection of the debt, as well as the accrual of penalties for each day of delay. 💠Methods of payment:Via mobile application “e-Salyq Azamat”;Portal of the State Revenue Committee portal.kgd.gov.kz;Portal of electronic government egov.kz;Mobile applications of second-tier banks. 🔹Department of State Revenue for the region Zhetisu calls on taxpayers to make timely payment of property tax on property of individuals in order to avoid the application of measures of compulsory collection, accrual of penalties and other consequences provided for by the tax legislation.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1273433?lang=ru

Astana Hub announces the launch of Alem AI Talent Lab, a new support program for students of Qazaq AI Research University (QAIRU) aimed at developing AI talent and creating opportunities for training a new generation of artificial intelligence specialists.The first cohort of the program will include 100 undergraduate and graduate students. Participants will gain additional opportunities for professional development, research and technology projects, and the launch of their own AI startups.«Alem AI Talent Lab creates a pathway for talented young people from an idea and scientific research to their own product and technology business. Our goal is to give them access to the Astana Hub ecosystem, where they can find experts, partners, and support, and where promising projects can grow into global companies and future unicorns», said Magzhan Madiev, CEO of Astana Hub.Alem AI Talent Lab will become part of the Alem.ai ecosystem, enabling students to develop practical skills, work on real industry challenges, access Astana Hub opportunities, and participate in initiatives aimed at advancing artificial intelligence in Kazakhstan.«Today, universities must do more than educate specialists; they must create an environment where new technologies, research, and companies emerge. This is the AI-enabled university model that QAIRU is developing. The memorandum with Astana Hub expands opportunities for our students and researchers, allowing them to engage with the technology entrepreneurship ecosystem, receive support for developing their projects, and bring innovative solutions to the market more quickly», said Sapar Toksanov, Rector of Qazaq AI Research University (QAIRU).The program is designed to prepare specialists who can not only use modern AI technologies but also create their own innovative solutions, conduct scientific research, and bring technology products to international markets.All interested students will be able to join the program. To participate, they will need to confirm their consent through the QAIRU information system. Detailed information on the participation process will be provided by the university.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/maidd/press/news/details/1273425?lang=ru

The Agency for Protection and Development of Competition of the Republic of Kazakhstan (APDC) has completed an analysis of the sugar market in Kazakhstan. The results showed that, as of the end of 2025, the share of imported sugar in the domestic market reached 70.4%, while domestic production accounted for only 29.6% of domestic consumption. This indicates that, despite measures being taken to develop domestic production, Kazakhstan’s sugar industry remains import-dependent. The majority of domestic demand is met through the processing of imported raw cane sugar and supplies of finished imported sugar.A number of target indicators set out in the Comprehensive Plan for the Development of the Sugar Industry for 2022–2026 and the Concept for the Development of the Agro-Industrial Complex have not been achieved. In particular, these include indicators for sugar beet acreage, gross harvest, sugar production and the level of self-sufficiency of the domestic market. At the same time, even the record sugar beet harvest in 2024 did not allow processing enterprises to be fully utilized, as the existing capacity structure is largely oriented towards processing imported raw cane sugar. This indicates that the imbalance between the development of the raw material base and processing capacities persists.The analysis demonstrated the need to improve the efficiency of the existing sugar exchange trading model by strengthening oversight by the Ministry of Trade and Integration over compliance with the legislation on commodity exchanges. It was established that, for certain domestic producers, an increase in production volumes was not accompanied by a corresponding increase in sales through commodity exchanges. There is also a need to ensure uniform conditions for the circulation of domestic and imported sugar. In addition, individual cases of subsequent export of imported sugar to third countries have been identified, requiring further assessment of the impact of commodity flows on the supply of the domestic market.Following the analysis, APDC issued 9 notices to wholesale sugar market entities on signs of violations of antimonopoly legislation. Proposals were submitted to the relevant government bodies on developing the domestic raw material base and processing capacities, introducing long-term contracts between sugar factories and sugar beet-producing farms, strengthening oversight of exchange trading, monitoring sugar re-exports, and reducing the domestic market’s dependence on imports. It is proposed that the relevant recommendations be incorporated into the Roadmap for the Development of Competition in the Sugar Market, with the responsible government bodies identified.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zk/press/news/details/1273416?lang=ru

ATHLETES FROM TEREKTI DISTRICT – PRIZE-WINNERS OF THE CITY SPARTAKIADThe III Open City Spartakiad was held among employees of district and city sports departments and sports clubs in celebration of the professional holiday, Sports Day.The Terekti District team actively participated in the major sporting event, which brought together professionals from the sports sector, competing in seven sports.According to the results of the competition, the Terekti District team took third place in the overall team standings, becoming one of the prize-winners. The district’s athletes achieved strong results in several sports. In particular, they won first place in volleyball and Bes Aсық, and second place in Asyq Atu.The winners and prize-winners of the competition were awarded special diplomas, medals, and cups by the Department of Physical Culture and Sports of the city of Oral.This result is a testament to the teamwork and active commitment to sports demonstrated by employees of the sports sector in Terekti District. Congratulations to all the prize-winners on their victories, and we wish them great success in their upcoming competitions!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko-terekty/press/news/details/1273398?lang=ru

“KUMIS ALKA” AWARDEDToday, District Akim Aliya Mukanbetzhanova received Arailym Aitmukhambetova, a native of Uzynkol village, at the district akimat and presented her with the “Kumis Alka” badge in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The Head of the District presented the award to the mother of a large family, expressed her best wishes, and presented her with a bouquet of flowers.Arailym Galimzhanovna is a devoted mother raising three daughters and three sons. The older children attend Uzynkol Secondary School, while the younger ones stay at home under their mother’s care.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko-terekty/press/news/details/1273400?lang=ru

At the meeting, Aktobe youth asked the governor of the region their questions, made suggestions and shared new initiatives aimed at the development of the region.The meeting was held within the framework of a festive evening dedicated to the International Youth Day "Youth is the power of a new era" and the National Youth campaign "together with Zhastar".The open dialogue platform was attended by active youth of the region – volunteers, entrepreneurs, athletes, students, representatives of culture, education and IT industries, members of youth organizations and public associations. Young people presented their projects and achievements, made proposals to contribute to the development of Aktobe region.Opening the meeting, Askhat Shakharov congratulated Aktobe youth on the International Youth Day and noted their great contribution to the development of the country and the region."Young people are about 30% of the population of our region. This is a great potential and a great responsibility. You contribute to the development of the region through education, entrepreneurship, sports, culture, volunteering and Public Works. The state provides young people with new opportunities and creates conditions for their active participation in social and political life. The approval of the 30% quota for young people in kurultai and maslikhats is a real manifestation of trust in you.We also systematically implement measures to support young people in the region. Attention is paid to all areas, from education to employment, from the housing program "AQTOBE JASTARY" to support youth initiatives.The most important thing is how you use these opportunities. The new constitution established the principle of equal opportunities in society. Now it's your turn. Modernity is the age of knowledge and skills. Therefore, constantly search and master new technologies. Try to come up with fresh ideas without fear of responsibility. Direct your knowledge, efforts and abilities to the development of your native land. I am sure that the future of Aktobe region largely depends on your initiative and work," the head of the region said.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aktobe-zhastar1/press/news/details/1273402?lang=ru

A FUTURE FREE OF CORRUPTIONAn intellectual game aimed at preventing corruption and fostering an anti-corruption culture was held at the district “Kazyna” coworking center with the participation of law enforcement officers and local residents.The event was held under the coordination of the Department of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs in the West Kazakhstan Region. During the game, participants discussed interesting situational cases, answered informative questions related to the topic, reviewed relevant legislation, and shared their opinions.At the end of the meeting, participants emphasized the importance of adhering to the principles of honesty and fairness and promoting a culture of integrity in society. The discussion also addressed the negative impact of corruption on family values and the upbringing of children. It was emphasized that “the responsibility of every citizen is important in the fight against corruption,” bringing the meeting to a close.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko-terekty/press/news/details/1273392?lang=ru

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Algiers, August 11, 2026 - Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Algeria Anuarbek Akhmetov held a meeting with Algerian Minister of Health Mohamed Seddik Aït Messaoudène.The meeting focused on prospects for developing Kazakhstan-Algeria cooperation in the healthcare sector. The Minister was briefed on achievements of Kazakhstan’s healthcare system, including the country’s accumulated experience in organ transplantation, particularly heart transplantation, modern approaches to the treatment of oncological diseases, as well as the implementation of digital solutions in the healthcare system.In the context of the new Constitution of Kazakhstan, the Algerian Minister took particular interest in Article 32 and highly appreciated the introduction of the concept of “non-paid medical care”, which opens up new prospects for the development of the healthcare sector.Welcoming Kazakhstan’s anti-nuclear policy, Mr. Mohamed Seddik Aït Messaoudène highly commended the efforts and achievements of Kazakhstani doctors in rehabilitating people affected by nuclear tests. Referring to the tragic legacy of the nuclear testing site in the Algerian Sahara, the Minister expressed interest in studying Kazakhstan’s experience in combating oncological diseases.Following the meeting, the two sides noted the prospects for further cooperation, including the exchange of experience and technologies and the development of practical cooperation between relevant institutions of the two countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-algeria/press/news/details/1273310?lang=ru

This competition is organized by the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs of the Kingdom of Morocco. The competition aims to support the study of the Holy Quran, encourage proper recitation of the Quran according to the rules of Tajwid, preserve the tradition of memorization and strengthen spiritual ties and friendship between different countries. Winners will be selected in two categories: recitation of the entire Quran and recitation of two and a half chapters according to the rules of Tajwid.This year, 53 countries from four continents (Asia, Africa, Europe, and America) are participating in the competition: United Arab Emirates, Albania, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Brunei, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Gabon, Gambia, Guinea, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Jordan, Yemen, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Canada, Kazakhstan, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Comoros, Congo, Kenya, China, Kuwait, Qatar, Libya, Lebanon, Mauritania, Mali, Malaysia, Morocco, Maldives, Nigeria, Niger, Egypt, Oman, Palestine, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Somalia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Syria, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey, Tanzania, Chad, and the Central African Republic.Nine judges were invited to evaluate the participants' performances: six Moroccan and four international, including renowned Quran reciters, Islamic scholars, and hafiz from various countries.Kazakhstan is participating in these competitions for the second time, and this year our country is represented by two athletes: Saki Sateshov from Almaty and Yerlan Bitanov from Shymkent.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-rabat/press/news/details/1273305?lang=ru

Addis Ababa, August 12, 2026 – The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Kazakhstan to Ethiopia and Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the African Union, H.E. Zhalgas Adilbayev, held a meeting with Eyassu Wossen, the Founder and President of the Omotic Group company.During the meeting, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan stated that he attaches great importance to developing bilateral cooperation between Kazakhstan and Ethiopia, not only at the level of officials and diplomatic circles, but also with representatives of the business community. He emphasized that developing trade, economic, and investment cooperation with Ethiopia is one of the Embassy's priority areas of activity.In this regard, the Head of the diplomatic mission noted that the Embassy is always ready to provide the necessary assistance to Ethiopian business representatives in establishing business relations and cooperation with potential Kazakh counterparties.The Kazakh diplomat also briefed his interlocutor on the domestic political and economic reforms being carried out under the leadership of the Kassym-Jomart Tokayev President of Kazakhstan, including the transition to a digital economy and extensive incorporation of artificial intelligence technologies into all spheres of public administration.Continuing the conversation, H.E. Zh.Adilbayev briefly informed his interlocutor about the favorable conditions created in Kazakhstan for foreign investors and the development of entrepreneurial activity, as well as the state policy aimed at protecting their legitimate interests in the country.For his part, E.Wossen informed about the activities of his company, which has extensive international experience cooperation with foreign partners in the field of trade, and expressed his readiness to build long-term and mutually beneficial cooperation with representatives of the Kazakh business community.At conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to continue their mutual dialogue for the further development of trade, economic, and investment cooperation between the two countries. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-addis-ababa/press/news/details/1273280?lang=ru

Astana, August 12, 2026 – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev received U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Paul Kapur.During the meeting, the sides discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation, as well as prospects for further strengthening the Enhanced Strategic Partnership between Kazakhstan and the United States.Minister Kosherbayev briefed his counterpart on the political and socio-economic transformations underway in Kazakhstan, emphasizing that the country has entered a new stage of its development. In this context, it was noted that the Kurultai elections scheduled for August 23 will constitute an important stage in the practical implementation of the new constitutional model.For his part, the U.S. side reaffirmed its interest in further strengthening cooperation and noted significant potential for expanding practical engagement in the areas of energy, critical minerals, advanced technologies, digitalization, transport and investment.Particular attention was paid to Kazakhstan’s initiative to strengthen the global architecture of water resources governance, including President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s initiative to establish an International Water Organization as a specialized agency of the United Nations.The meeting also included an exchange of views on preparations for the G20 Summit, scheduled to take place in Miami in December 2026, which the Head of State will attend at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump. In this regard, the sides expressed readiness to further engage in efforts to develop a substantive agenda at the highest level.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1273258?lang=ru

Every year on August 12, the Caspian littoral states mark the International Day of the Caspian Sea – a date linked to the entry into force of the Tehran Convention, which laid the foundation for the joint protection of the marine environment.On the instruction of the Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Kazakhstan, together with other countries of the Caspian region, continues work on the Interstate Program designed to unite efforts for adaptation to ongoing changes and the preservation of the natural wealth of the Caspian.Work on the preservation of the Caspian covers several directions at once: interaction among the Caspian littoral countries, systemic scientific research, strengthening of the material and technical base, environmental initiatives, and public engagement. Such a comprehensive approach makes it possible to combine the potential of the Caspian littoral countries and consistently form solutions aimed at preserving the unique ecosystem of the Caspian Sea for future generations.The state of the Caspian Sea is at the center of constant attention of the Caspian littoral states. The changes occurring in the water area and the coastal zone are consistently studied on a scientific basis, and the countries of the region unite efforts to develop coordinated measures for adaptation and preservation of the unique ecosystem of the sea.One of the practical mechanisms of joint work will be the Action Plan of the Caspian littoral states, which is currently at the discussion stage. The document provides for a set of measures for adaptation to ongoing changes and the preservation of the ecosystem of the Caspian Sea. Such a format makes it possible to unite the efforts of the countries of the region, develop the exchange of scientific data, and form coordinated approaches to the study and preservation of the Caspian.In parallel, Kazakhstan is forming its own scientific base for the comprehensive study of processes in the national sector of the sea. For this purpose, in September of last year the Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of the Caspian Sea began its work. Within the framework of the implementation of the President’s instructions on the comprehensive study and preservation of the Caspian, the Government allocated 1.1 billion tenge from the reserve for the purchase of equipment for marine monitoring, as well as the equipping of hydrobiological and hydrochemical laboratories. The new material base makes it possible to conduct comprehensive research directly in the water area of the sea and systematically track hydrometeorological and biological parameters of the environment.Last year the Institute developed a program of scientific research work that provides for the conduct of two marine expeditions covering 21 stations in the water area and regular ground monitoring at 22 coastal points.On the basis of this program, observations are being conducted in the current year in the water area according to 50 parameters (including meteorological, hydrological, hydrochemical, biological indicators and assessment of the state of bottom sediments), and in the coastal zone — according to 26 parameters of instrumental and visual control.At the same time, international scientific cooperation is expanding. The Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of the Caspian Sea has joined the Association of Universities and Scientific Research Centers of the Caspian Littoral Countries, which creates additional opportunities for the exchange of data, experience, and research results.Another direction has become international environmental and volunteer cooperation. On the eve of the International Day of the Caspian Sea, within the framework of the Concept for the Development of Environmental Culture “Taza Qazaqstan,” the International Volunteer Week “Caspian Sea Action Week 2026” is being held. It has brought together delegations of the Caspian littoral states — Azerbaijan, Russia, Iran, and Turkmenistan — as well as representatives of Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan.Scientists, experts, environmental activists, representatives of youth, and volunteer organizations are taking part in the events. The program combines scientific dialogue, practical environmental actions, and the search for modern solutions for the preservation of the Caspian. Thus, on August 6–7 in Aktau an international seminar and round table dedicated to modern technologies of environmental monitoring and scientific research of the Caspian Sea were held. Representatives of the countries of the region exchanged experience and discussed opportunities for further interaction of scientists and experts.The continuation of the program was the environmental marathon “Caspian Clean Challenge.” Volunteers carried out a cleanup of the coastline, collection and sorting of waste, and also familiarized themselves with environmental initiatives and green technologies. The “Alley of Friendship of Volunteers of the Caspian Region” was laid, where more than 80 trees were planted and a “Time Capsule” with messages to future generations was placed. The environmental action continued in the Bozjyra tract. Participants of “Bozzhyra Clean Up” carried out a cleanup of the territory and familiarized themselves with the unique natural landscapes of Mangystau.The international hackathon Caspian Innovation Lab is dedicated to technological solutions for the preservation of the Caspian. Its participants are developing environmental projects, the best of which will be presented within the framework of the final events of the week.The International Volunteer Week will conclude on August 12 with the Caspian Talks summit, which brings together representatives of the volunteer movement and the expert community. Within its framework, the results of the hackathon will be summed up and further directions of joint work will be discussed. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-minsk/press/news/details/1273194?lang=ru

Riyadh, August 12, 2026 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Madiyar Menilbekov held a meeting with Chief Executive Officer of the Future Investment Initiative Institute, Princess Maha bint Mishari bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.During the conversation, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan highlighted the important role of the FII Institute in shaping the global investment agenda, emphasizing the platform’s significance in strengthening international investment cooperation and developing new business partnerships.In turn, the Saudi side expressed interest in developing cooperation with Kazakhstan and emphasized the importance of strengthening international partnerships to promote investment initiatives and projects.Following the meeting, the parties agreed to continue the dialogue and strengthen close cooperation.The Future Investment Initiative Institute is an international non-profit institute headquartered in Riyadh, focusing on investment, innovation and international cooperation. The Institute annually organizes the Future Investment Initiative Forum, bringing together global business leaders, investors and government officials.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1273150?lang=ru

Al-Kuwait, 12 August 2026 – President of the Turkic Investment Fund (TIF) Baghdad Amreyev paid a working visit to the State of Kuwait, during which he held meetings with the leadership of leading Kuwaiti and regional financial and investment institutions.During the meeting with Rashaid Al-Bader, Acting Director General of the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED), the parties discussed prospects for developing cooperation between the two funds, including co-financing of infrastructure and other priority projects, as well as the exchange of expertise. Following the talks, an agreement was reached to sign a Memorandum of Cooperation between TIF and KFAED in the near future.At the meeting with Sheikh Saud Salem Abdulaziz Al-Sabah, Managing Director of the Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), the parties discussed opportunities to strengthen investment and financial ties between Kuwait and TIF member states. Infrastructure, transport and logistics, energy, and the financial sector were identified as promising areas for cooperation. The parties agreed to continue practical work on identifying investment projects of mutual interest.During the talks with Fawzi Yousef Al-Hunaif, Director General of the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development, the parties discussed the priority areas of activity of the two institutions and prospects for joint project financing. Interest was expressed in further developing cooperation, including through engagement with the institutions of the Arab Coordination Group.The meetings were attended by Yerzhan Yelekeyev, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the State of Kuwait. Particular attention during the talks was paid to food security. The parties highlighted Kazakhstan’s significant potential in this area and noted that, as Kuwait seeks to diversify its sources of food supplies, Kazakhstan is regarded as one of the promising partners for developing long-term cooperation and implementing joint investment projects.Following the visit, the parties reaffirmed their mutual interest in further developing cooperation and exploring concrete investment initiatives between the Turkic Investment Fund and Kuwait’s leading financial institutions.Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA) is the sovereign wealth fund of the State of Kuwait, with a history dating back to 1953. KIA’s assets under management are estimated at approximately USD 1 trillion, making it one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds.Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED) is Kuwait’s state development institution, established in 1961 to finance projects in developing countries. Since its establishment, the Fund has financed more than 1,000 projects in over 100 countries worldwide, including Kazakhstan.Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development is a regional development finance institution headquartered in Kuwait and operational since 1974. The Fund finances major infrastructure and socio-economic development projects in Arab countries and is one of the key institutions of the Arab Coordination Group.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-kuveyt/press/news/details/1273128?lang=ru

Cash fiscal receipt and commodity receipt: what is the difference A cash fiscal receipt and a commodity receipt are different documents and have different legal meanings.A fiscal receipt is generated using a cash register (KKM) and confirms the fact of registration of a monetary settlement. The document contains mandatory details, including a fiscal sign and a QR code, and information about the sale is transmitted to the information systems of the state revenue authorities.The product receipt contains information about the purchased goods (works, services), however, it does not have a fiscal feature and does not confirm the registration of the monetary settlement in the KKM. In cases where the application of the CCM is mandatory, a sales receipt cannot replace a fiscal receipt and can only be issued as an additional document.The issuance of a fiscal check when making monetary settlements with the mandatory application of the CCM is the responsibility of the seller and serves as confirmation of the legality of the calculation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zko/press/news/details/1273108?lang=ru

The civil service of the Republic of Kazakhstan plays a special role in the life of society. It consists in ensuring the vital activity of society and satisfying public interests in the best and most effective way.The civil service obliges to show dedication to the interests of society, contribute to strengthening the unity of the people of Kazakhstan and interethnic and interfaith harmony in the country, and respect the state and other languages, traditions and customs of the people of Kazakhstan.Civil servants in their activities should be committed to public policy and consistently implement it, strive to maintain and strengthen public confidence in public service, the state and its institutions.The Company expects that civil servants perform their duties and functions competently and effectively in accordance with the laws in good faith.Public service is an expression of special trust on the part of society and the State and places high demands on the professional ethics of civil servants.The Ethical Code of Civil Servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan sets standards for the professional ethics of civil servants and is aimed at strengthening public confidence in government agencies, creating a high culture of relationships in the civil service and creating an atmosphere of integrity, as well as preventing cases of unethical behavior of civil servants.The text of the Code is placed in government buildings in places accessible to the public. The standards of professional ethics established by the Code are mandatory for all civil servants.The Department of State Revenue for the Mangystau region recalls that compliance with the principles of professional ethics is the most important condition for effective and honest work for the benefit of the state and citizens. (Unofficial translation)Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1273088?lang=ru

Business liquidation: what is important to know about tax reporting In case of liquidation of a legal entity or its structural subdivision, liquidation tax reports are submitted within 3 working days after the approval of the interim liquidation balance sheet (Clause 2, Article 74 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan). The submission of such reports is the basis for conducting tax administration, including a tax audit. It is also important: - the tax debt is repaid at the expense of the funds and property of the liquidated taxpayer; - if the property is insufficient, the remaining debt may be recovered from the founders (participants) in cases provided for by law.; - overpaid taxes, fees, penalties and customs duties are first sent to repay the debt, and the remainder is returned to the taxpayer.; - after receiving the notification of the absence of debt, it is necessary to contact the registration authority within 3 working days to complete the liquidation procedure.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zko/press/news/details/1273089?lang=ru

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Today, under the chairmanship of the region's akim Murat Ergeshbayev, a meeting was held dedicated to the further development of cooperation with South Korea.Friendly relations and strategic partnership between the two countries have had a positive impact on the development of interregional ties. In particular, this is yielding results in attracting investments, opening new production facilities, and introducing advanced technologies.Last year, the volume of mutual trade turnover between the Kyzylorda region and the Republic of Korea reached 1.2 million US dollars, with growth indicators increasing.It is known that the Head of State has given instructions to open branches of leading foreign higher education institutions in the country. In accordance with this, the School of Artificial Intelligence of the South Korean SeoulTech University was opened on the basis of Korkyt Ata Kyzylorda University.To date, 225 students are studying at the country's first school of artificial intelligence. In the upcoming academic year, another 128 students will be admitted.In addition, negotiations are underway with Korean companies to increase raw material production.In particular, a number of proposals are being considered to establish the production of stained-glass windows and create a trade and logistics center.These projects are planned to be located in the "Korkyt Ata" special economic zone, which has high investment potential.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/1273077?lang=ru