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The auction will be held on 1 September 2026 at 3:00 p.m. at the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Kingdom of Thailand (Bangkok). Form and method of bidding:Ascending-price auction. Property offered for sale:Official-use minibus, Toyota Ventury, manufactured on 28 November 2013, color – white, free from any encumbrances. Starting price:USD 8,066.44 (Eight thousand sixty-six US dollars and forty-four cents). Security deposit (15%):USD 1,209.97 (One thousand two hundred nine US dollars and ninety-seven cents).The security deposit must be paid no later than 31 August 2026, inclusive. Bank account details will be provided separately. Date, time and place for submission of applications to participate in the auction:31 August 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.To participate in the auction, applicants must submit the following documents to the Organizer at the address specified below:An application in the prescribed form.For individuals: a copy of an identification document.For legal entities: a copy of the identification document of the legal entity’s authorized representative and a copy of the document confirming the state registration of the legal entity in accordance with the laws of the Kingdom of Thailand.A copy of the payment document confirming payment of the security deposit                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     6. Auction procedure and determination of the winner:The auction will be conducted using the ascending-price bidding method. The participant who offers the highest price for the property shall be declared the winner.The winner must sign the sale and purchase agreement within 5 calendar days after the auction. The security deposit will be credited toward the purchase price. Contact details for inquiries and vehicle inspection:Tel.: +66 63 268 99 02WhatsApp: +66 63 268 99 02Email: kazconsulbangkok@gmail.comAddress: P23 Building, 20th Floor, 11/2 Soi Sukhumvit 23, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana District, Bangkok 10330 Additional terms and conditions:The vehicle is sold in its current technical condition on an “as is” basis.Bidders are required to carefully review this announcement and the draft sale and purchase agreement, as well as inspect the technical condition of the vehicle, before paying the security deposit and submitting their applications.Bidders may not request any improvements, modifications, adjustments or repairs to the vehicle, nor may they request exemption from any taxes, duties, fees or other expenses associated with the transfer of registration or ownership.The winner must pay the remaining balance of the purchase price in full, as well as all applicable taxes, within 30 days from the date of signing the sale and purchase agreement. VAT, customs duties and all expenses related to the transfer of registration and ownership shall be borne by the Buyer.If the winning bidder fails to comply with the terms of the agreement within the prescribed period, the winner shall be deemed to have forfeited the right to purchase the vehicle, and any payments made, including the security deposit, shall not be refunded.Any bank charges incurred in connection with the transfer of the security deposit shall not be refunded to bidders.Bid rigging and any other forms of improper interference with the auction process are strictly prohibited.Interested parties may inspect the vehicle at the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Kingdom of Thailand from 17 to 30 August 2026, between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., by prior appointment only.Requests for an inspection appointment and any inquiries may be directed to the Embassy by telephone at +66 63 268 9902.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-thailand/press/news/details/1275123?lang=ru

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The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan clarifies the procedure for applying the time limits for recognizing a non-resident's liabilities under advance payments (prepayments) received as income.Before 1 January 2026, in accordance with tax legislation, a non-resident's liabilities under an advance payment (prepayment) received that were not fulfilled within 24 months from the date of payment of the advance were recognized as the non-resident's income from sources in the Republic of Kazakhstan.As of 1 January 2026, paragraph 1 of Article 679 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan reduced this period from 24 to 12 months.Accordingly:for advance payments (prepayments) paid to a non-resident before 1 January 2026, the 24-month period from the date of payment of the advance (prepayment) applies;for advance payments (prepayments) paid to a non-resident on or after 1 January 2026, the 12-month period from the date of payment of the advance (prepayment) applies.Accordingly, if a non-resident fails to fulfill its liabilities under an advance payment received within the established period, the amount of such unfulfilled liabilities is recognized as the non-resident's income from sources in the Republic of Kazakhstan in the manner prescribed by tax legislation.Example. If an advance payment to a non-resident was made in July 2025, the 24-month period applies for purposes of income recognition. If the advance payment was made in July 2026, the 12-month period applies.The State Revenue Committee draws taxpayers' attention to the need to take into account the date of payment of the advance (prepayment) when determining the applicable period. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1275090?lang=ru

A meeting was held with a delegation from Murdoch University led by Professor Simon McKirdy, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Global Engagement), ahead of their visit to Kazakhstan.The meeting was also attended by Professor Peter Davies, Pro Vice Chancellor, Food Futures Institute, and Dr. Mohamed Abdulkhaleq Bamatraf, Executive Director of Murdoch University Dubai.The prospects for cooperation in higher education and research were discussed, as well as opportunities to implement joint educational and research projects in Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-dubai/press/news/details/1275081?lang=ru

Budapest, 14 August 2026 - The Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Hungary, Anel Bakytbekkyzy, held her first introductory meeting with Kazakh students studying at higher education institutions in Hungary at the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.During the meeting, the participants discussed current issues on Kazakhstan’s domestic and foreign policy agenda, the upcoming elections of deputies to the Kurultai, the main areas of the Embassy’s activities, as well as matters related to the studies and stay of Kazakh youth in Hungary.Particular attention was paid to the upcoming elections of deputies to the Kurultai. A.Bakytbekkyzy briefed the students on the voting procedure and emphasized the importance of young people’s informed participation in the country’s social and political life.The Ambassador-Designate informed the students that Polling Station No. 407 at the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Budapest would be open on 23 August 2026 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan who are eligible to vote and are permanently or temporarily residing in Hungary will be able to cast their ballots.In the context of the domestic political agenda, the participants discussed the adoption of the new Constitution, the reform of Parliament, and the establishment of the country’s new supreme representative body, the Kurultai.Turning to the international agenda, A.Bakytbekkyzy briefed the students on the key priorities of Kazakhstan’s foreign policy and the current international situation. The participants also exchanged views on international relations and the diplomatic service.Special attention was also given to the education and life of Kazakh youth abroad. The Ambassador-Designate emphasized the importance of receiving a high-quality education, pursuing professional development, and effectively applying the knowledge and skills acquired. She also highlighted the special role of students as representatives of Kazakhstan abroad and encouraged them to respect the laws and traditions of the host country.For their part, the Kazakh students spoke about their studies at Hungarian universities, their chosen fields of study, professional interests, and future plans. They also shared proposals for organizing joint initiatives and events.The meeting was held in an open and constructive atmosphere. The participants expressed their interest in maintaining regular dialogue and further strengthening cooperation between the Embassy and the Kazakh student community in Hungary. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-budapest/press/news/details/1275069?lang=ru

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Ahead of the new academic year, the August Conference of Education Workers of the Karaganda Region, titled “Norms and Values of the New People’s Constitution: Human Capital Development as the Strategic Foundation of the Education System,” addressed issues related to human capital development and the fostering of legal culture among the younger generation.The event was attended by Akim of the Karaganda Region Yermaganbet Bulekpayev, First Vice Minister of Education Shynar Akparova, heads of educational institutions, representatives of government bodies, and members of the expert community.Addressing educators, Judge of the Constitutional Court Aizhan Zhatkanbayeva noted that the Constitution should not only be a subject of study but also an integral part of a child’s everyday legal culture.“The child is recognized as one of the highest constitutional values, whose rights and interests are protected by the entire state. The state must make decisions based on the best interests of the child,” she emphasized.According to her, fostering constitutional culture is not a task limited to specialized lessons. Every teacher can help ensure that students not only understand their rights and responsibilities but also respect the dignity and freedom of others.Particular attention was paid to the “Law and Order” principle, the development of critical thinking and digital culture, as well as issues of safety and personal data protection.“The Constitution provides us with a fairly clear image of a citizen – a modern person who knows their rights and responsibilities, knows how to exercise their freedom while respecting the freedom of others, and takes responsibility for the consequences of their decisions,” Aizhan Zhatkanbayeva noted.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/news/details/1275047?lang=ru

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At the national engineering championship “SHAIQAS-2026,” the National Guard’s “Burkit Team,” together with representatives of Nazarbayev University, successfully competed in several disciplines.During the championship, the team competed in a number of areas. In the “Cybersecurity” discipline, civilian specialists worked alongside professional servicemen from the National Guard’s cybersecurity units.The combination of civilian expertise and the professional training of National Guard servicemen enabled the team to achieve strong results in this discipline.Following the competition, “Burkit Team” placed fourth in the overall team standings. The team won first place in the “Tactics” and “Cybersecurity” disciplines, while taking second place in the “Grenade Drop from a Quadcopter” competition.For their achievements at the championship, the team was awarded trophies and a monetary certificate.The results of “SHAIQAS-2026” demonstrated the high professional level of the National Guard’s “Burkit Team” in tactical training, modern technologies, and cybersecurity. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1275042?lang=ru

According to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Restoration of Solvency and Bankruptcy of Citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan," there is a list of obligations that are not subject to termination (discharge) even after the completion of bankruptcy or solvency restoration procedures.These debts include:Alimony / Child Support: Obligations to pay alimony to persons entitled to receive it.Harm to Life or Health: Compensation for damage caused to a person's life or health.Criminal Offenses: Compensation for damages resulting from the commission of criminal offenses.Payments to the Budget: Revenue payments to the budget that are recovered by court decision.National Bank Claims: Claims arising in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan."Manager’s Remuneration: Unpaid (in full or in part) remuneration of the financial manager who conducted the procedure.Furthermore, the termination of obligations does not apply to debtors who act as guarantors, sureties, or pledgors for the obligations of third parties.It is important to note that even after the successful completion of the solvency restoration procedure, the debtor's obligation to fulfill the above-mentioned claims (alimony, harm to life, etc.) remains in full force and effect.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1275023?lang=ru

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Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs and Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard Lieutenant General Ansagan Baltabekov met with the personnel of the Almaty Police Department.The Deputy Minister reviewed the police department’s efforts to maintain law and order and ensure public safety in the city.During the meeting, the operational situation in Almaty, issues related to maintaining public order, and ensuring the safety of citizens were discussed. Particular attention was paid to improving the effectiveness of police work, preventing offenses, and strengthening cooperation with the public.Ansagan Baltabekov emphasized that the principle of “Law and Order” must be at the core of law enforcement activities. The department’s leadership was also instructed to ensure systematic oversight of subordinate personnel and strengthen service discipline.The meeting also highlighted the importance of prompt response and achieving concrete results in addressing issues related to the safety of Almaty residents, as well as further increasing public confidence in the police.Following the visit, recommendations were given to continue efforts to ensure public safety in cooperation with the National Guard, guided by the principle of “Law and Order.” Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1274795?lang=ru

Astana Hub has announced the launch of applications for the fifth anniversary cohort of the Tech Orda program. Kazakhstanis aged 18 to 45 can receive a training voucher to study at accredited IT schools across Kazakhstan and gain one of the most in-demand digital professions.Under the program, participants may receive a voucher worth up to KZT 500,000 for offline training and up to KZT 400,000 for online or hybrid training.Tech Orda is an Astana Hub program implemented with the support of the Ministry of AI and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The program aims to train qualified IT specialists and strengthen the country’s private IT education infrastructure.“Developing human capital in the technology sector is one of the key priorities of Kazakhstan’s digital transformation. The Tech Orda program enables Kazakhstanis to acquire in-demand skills while providing businesses with access to qualified talent. We are seeing strong demand for programs like this and will continue supporting initiatives that help people build careers in IT and contribute to the country’s innovation-driven economy,” said Zhaslan Madiyev, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of AI and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Training is available in the most востребованные areas of the digital industry, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, software development, data analytics, Cloud & DevOps, GameDev, product management, UI/UX design, and other specializations.From 2021 to 2026, more than 12,500 Kazakhstanis completed training through the program. According to monitoring results, 90% of economically active graduates are employed, while the average salary of graduates is KZT 725,000, approximately 43% higher than the national average monthly salary. More than 3,200 participants changed careers and entered the IT sector through Tech Orda.Graduates of the program have been hired by 1,287 companies, including Kaspi.kz, Halyk Bank, Freedom Finance, Kolesa Group, Kcell, EPAM Kazakhstan, Yandex, Wolt, 2GIS, Deloitte, KPMG, EY, and Accenture. More than 30% of participating institutions are regional IT schools, helping expand access to high-quality IT education across the country.Applications are open until September 7, 2026. Detailed participation requirements, the list of accredited schools, and registration are available on the Astana Hub platform: https://astanahub.com/ru/techorda/course/.For additional information, applicants may contact their chosen IT school or call 1818.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/maidd/press/news/details/1274796?lang=ru

Bangkok, 14 August 2026 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Thailand Mr. Margulan Baimukhan held a meeting with Sittichote Intaravises, Member of the Election Commission of Thailand.During the meeting, the Ambassador briefed the Thai side on the key directions of Kazakhstan’s constitutional and political modernization, including the transition from a bicameral Parliament to a unicameral Kurultai, aimed at streamlining the legislative process and enhancing the efficiency of public administration.Particular attention was paid to the upcoming elections of deputies to the Kurultai of the Republic of Kazakhstan, scheduled for 23 August 2026. Under the new Constitution, the Kurultai consists of 145 deputies, elected for a five-year term through party lists within a single nationwide electoral district. Seven political parties are participating in the elections.The Ambassador also outlined the key features of Kazakhstan’s electoral system. With a population of approximately 20.6 million, Kazakhstan has around 12.6 million registered voters. Particular attention was given to the use of the Sailau information system, which facilitates the updating of voter lists and enables citizens to verify their voter registration details.The Ambassador also briefed the Thai side on Kazakhstan’s key socio-economic indicators. Since independence, the country has attracted approximately US$470 billion in foreign direct investment. In 2025, Kazakhstan’s economy grew by 6.5%, with GDP reaching US$305 billion and GDP per capita exceeding US$15,000. The unemployment rate stood at 4.6%.The development of Kazakhstan–Thailand relations was also highlighted. Bilateral trade reached US$255.1 million in 2025, representing an increase of approximately 8%. Around 200,000 Kazakhstani citizens visited Thailand in 2025. Air connectivity between the two countries currently includes 23 regular direct flights per week, rising to up to 35 flights per week, including charter services.In turn, Mr. Sittichote Intaravises briefed the Kazakh side on the specific features of Thailand’s electoral system and shared his views on the prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation and exchange of experience between the electoral commissions of the two countries.The sides expressed their interest in continuing professional dialogue, exchanging practical experience and further developing cooperation in the areas of electoral processes, political modernization and public administration.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-thailand/press/news/details/1274767?lang=ru

Brussels, 16 August 2026 — On the occasion of Sports Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Belgium organised a cycling ride in Brussels to mark the 34th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Kazakhstan and Belgium.Starting from the Atomium — one of Belgium’s most recognisable landmarks and a symbol of progress and the future — participants set off on the route alongside diplomats, members of the Kazakh community and students living in Belgium, as well as Belgian partners and friends of Kazakhstan.A special guest of the cycling ride was renowned Kazakh cyclist Andrey Kashechkin, a former Astana team rider and Olympian.Opening the event, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Belgium Roman Vassilenko noted that over the past 34 years, Kazakhstan and Belgium have built a strong partnership based on mutual respect and trust. According to him, cycling symbolically reflects the nature of bilateral relations: moving forward requires balance, momentum and mutual support.The cycling ride took place in a friendly and informal atmosphere, providing an opportunity to celebrate both Sports Day and the anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.Another important milestone in bilateral relations is expected this autumn, with a State Visit by His Majesty King Philippe of the Belgians to Kazakhstan planned. The visit will mark an important step in further strengthening the friendship and partnership between the two countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1274756?lang=ru

Algiers, 13 August 2026 – The Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Algeria Anuarbek Akhmetov, held meeting with the President - Chief Executive Officer of Sonelgaz Group, Abderrahmane Sahri.During the meeting, the parties discussed the current state and prospects for the development of Kazakh-Algerian cooperation in the energy sector, as well as opportunities for implementing joint projects involving specialized companies from both countries.Particular attention was paid to promising areas of cooperation in the fields of electric power, gas infrastructure, energy technologies, modernization of production facilities, as well as the development of renewable energy sources.The Ambassador A.Akhmetov highlighted the significant potential for expanding mutually beneficial cooperation between Kazakhstan and Algeria in the energy sector and presented the capabilities of Kazakh companies with relevant expertise and technologies in these areas.For his part, A.Sahri emphasized the mutual interest in establishing direct contacts between companies of the two countries, exchanging experience, and exploring specific projects of mutual interest.Following the meeting, the parties reaffirmed their interest in further developing the partnership and agreed to continue contacts between the relevant institutions of the two countries with a view to implementing joint projects. Sonelgaz is Algeria’s largest state-owned energy group and plays a key role in supplying the country with electricity and natural gas. The Sonelgaz Group comprises specialized companies responsible for electricity generation, electricity and gas transmission, their distribution, renewable energy, engineering services, as well as the manufacture of electrical and gas equipment. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-algeria/press/news/details/1274759?lang=ru