In accordance with the order of the Deputy Chairman of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market dated February 06, 2026 № Б-19, «WindoW Capital» JSC was issued a license to conduct banking operations in foreign currency dated February 06, 2026 № 3.4.8.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ardfm/press/news/details/1156237?lang=kk

В рамках празднования Всемирного дня выборов в учебных заведениях города Риддера состоялись встречи студентов и старшеклассников с председателями участковых избирательных комиссий - людьми, посвятившими многие годы работе в избирательной системе.В формате открытого диалога представители комиссий поделились своим профессиональным опытом со студентами КГКП «Риддерский колледж», а также учащимися старших классов КГУ «Школа-лицей №1», КГУ «Средняя школа №5» и КГУ «Средняя школа №16».Участники встреч узнали, как организуется и проводится избирательный процесс, какие принципы лежат в основе честных и прозрачных выборов, и почему участие каждого гражданина играет ключевую роль в формировании будущего страны.Такие встречи помогают молодёжи лучше понять значение выборов и осознать важность активной гражданской позицииSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ridder/press/news/details/1156175?lang=kk

Case 1. Death of a child Question:The child died at the age of 10. He had previously received funds from the National Fund. What will happen to this money?Answer:In case of death of a participant in the target requirements, the funds are inherited in accordance with the procedure established by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The heir (heirs) of the deceased participant of the target claims apply to the UAPF only after crediting the target savings of the deceased persons to the target savings account in the UAPF. Question:The child was born on September 15, was registered and received a birth certificate. Unfortunately, he lived only 3 (three) months and died. Will there be a target requirement from the National Fund for this child?Answer: The National Fund for Children program has been implemented since 01.01.2024. A participant in the target requirements is a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan, born in 2006 and later, under the age of eighteen. In accordance with the provisions of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on National Registers of Identification Numbers, an individual identification number is formed, including when issuing a medical birth certificate for the first time. In this regard, despite the subsequent death of the child after three months, with the exception of persons who died before 01.01.2024 (i.e. before the start of the program), target requirements from the National Fund are subject to accrual. Question:The child was born on the night of December 31 to January 1 at 23:55. He was registered in the database of individuals, received a birth certificate, but died in early January of the new year. How is the issue of accrual of funds from the National Fund resolved in this case?Answer: The National Fund for Children program has been implemented since 01.01.2024. A participant in the target requirements is a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan, born in 2006 and later, under the age of eighteen. In accordance with the provisions of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on National Registers of Identification Numbers, an individual identification number is formed, including when issuing a medical birth certificate for the first time. In this regard, despite the death of a child, with the exception of persons who died before 01.01.2024 (i.e. before the start of the program), target requirements from the National Fund are subject to accrual. Question:The child was born on the night of December 31 to January 1 at 23:55, but did not have time to pass the state registration until the end of the day. Will there be a target requirement from the National Fund for this child for the estimated year of his birth?Answer: The National Fund for Children program has been implemented since 01.01.2024. A participant in the target requirements is a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan, born in 2006 and later, under the age of eighteen. Target requirements from the National Fund are accrued for the relevant reporting year, including for persons actually born in this reporting year. Therefore, if there is relevant information about the birth of a child in the State database "Individuals", he will receive a target requirement for the reporting year. Case 2. The child has lost the citizenship of the Republic of KazakhstanQuestion:The child received a foreign citizenship at the age of 14. Prior to that, payments from the National Fund were received in his name. What happens next?Answer:Upon termination of citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan before or after the participant reaches the age of eighteen, the accrual of funds from the National Fund ceases. The target requirements of the participant of the target requirements are subject to distribution among other participants of the target requirements in accordance with the established procedure. Case 3. A child from a single-parent family Question:The child's parents are divorced. Which of them manages the child's funds from the National Fund?Answer:Until the child reaches the age of 18, the accrued funds from the National Fund are not at the disposal of either parent. Legal representatives, including the parents of a minor, can only view information about the child's target requirements on the UAPF kids.enpf website.kz, in the eGov mobile mobile application and in the mobile applications of some banks.After the child reaches the age of 18, he gets the right to use the accumulated funds exclusively on his own. Case 4. The child is recognized as an orphan or is under guardianship Question:The child is being raised in an orphanage or is under guardianship. How are his funds saved from the National Fund?Answer:Regardless of the child's status (orphan, under guardianship or guardianship), funds from the National Fund are credited to the child until the age of 18.After reaching the age of 18, a child will have the right to independently use savings for two purposes – for education or to improve housing conditions. Case 5. The child turned 18 years old, but the bank account with the authorized operator is not openQuestion:The child has reached the age of 18, but has not opened a designated savings account in the bank. Is money burning up?Answer:No, the money is not wasted. In the year of reaching the age of 18, a special purpose savings account in the UAPF is automatically opened in the name of a citizen.The funds are credited in US dollars and stored in the account for 10 years, which an adult can independently use for two purposes – for education or housing improvement.To receive payments of targeted savings for improving housing conditions and (or) paying for education, the recipient of targeted savings or his legal representative (in case of incapacity (limited legal capacity) of the recipient of targeted savings) applies to an authorized operator bank, which opens a bank account in US dollars in the name of the recipient of targeted savings, and submits an electronic application for payment of target savings via an online resource or in the mobile application of an authorized operator bank with the attachment of documents, the list of which is determined by the bank. - by an authorized operator, taking into account the requirements of the legislation of the Republic of KazakhstanAfter 10 years (after the participant reaches the age of 18), the unused amounts of target savings remain in the UAPF and are transferred from the target savings account to his individual pension account, which is open to account for voluntary pension contributions. The conditions and procedure for the use of voluntary pension savings are provided for by the pension legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Case 6. Is it possible to use money for other purposes?Question:Can an 18-year-old citizen use the funds to start a business or buy a car?Answer:No, it can't. Within the framework of the National Fund for Children program, funds are allowed to be used strictly in two directions.:1. Payment for education2. Improvement of housing conditions. The use of funds for other purposes is not allowed. Case 7. The child is planning to study abroadQuestion:The graduate entered a foreign university. Can he use targeted savings?Answer:Yes, it can. If a foreign educational institution is officially recognized and tuition fees are documented, funds from the National Fund can be used to pay for education. Case 8. There are several children in the family, but not all payments have been received.Question:There are three children in the family, but the charges were received only for one child. What to do?Answer:Parents need to:• verify that the child has an identity document (birth certificate or identity card from the age of 16).;• verify the correctness of the data (full name, IIN, citizenship, etc.);• check the availability, attachment and correctness of information about children and the correctness of information about children in the personal account on the portal eGov.kz .If the child does not have an IIN or a document, it is necessary to contact the Government for Citizens State Corporation at the place of residence (PSC). If the child does not have a nationality, or has not been identified, or has indicated it incorrectly, it is necessary to contact the migration service at the place of residence.After making appropriate adjustments to the GBDF, the UAPF will include this individual in the list of Participants in target requirements and/or Recipients of target savings from next year (from February 2027), taking into account the missed period. Case 9. A child with a disabilityQuestion:How is the program applied to a child with a disability?Answer:The program operates on equal terms for all children who are citizens of Kazakhstan. The presence of disability does not affect the accrual and safety of the child's funds.  Case 10. Parents want to get the money in advanceQuestion:There were financial difficulties in the family. Is it possible to receive the child's funds from the National Fund ahead of schedule?The answeris no. Funds from the National Fund are not available until the child reaches the age of 18. These are protected savings intended exclusively for the unborn child.The National Fund for Children program is an initial investment in each child's education and housing or in future retirement savings.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/social-abay/press/news/details/1156095?lang=kk

3 февраля 2026 года прошла олимпиада, организованная НАО «Карагандинский технический университет имени Абылкаса Сагинова». По предмету «Информатика» учащийся КГУ «Опорная школа (ресурсный центр) №12» Лейнганг Давид занял II место (руководитель – Пак А.В.).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/edu-osakarovka/press/news/details/1156104?lang=kk

A meeting was held at the headquarters of the Dala Qyrandary youth association with Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Educational and Social-Legal Affairs, Major General Kairat Umbetov; Head of the Main Directorate of Combat Training, Colonel Nurlan Mukhamedov; and Head of the Directorate of Physical Training and Sports, Colonel Satzhan Abishev. The event was conducted in the format of an open dialogue and was aimed at discussing current issues of civic education, the formation of legal culture, and the enhancement of youth social responsibility. The focus was placed on the role of youth organizations in strengthening public stability and promoting healthy values. During the meeting, key areas of joint activity were outlined, including: prevention of the spread of narcotic substances; combating the distribution of surrogate alcohol and preventing alcoholism; support and development of street sports infrastructure; promotion of a healthy and sports-oriented lifestyle; and protection of state, civic, and patriotic values and symbols. A separate part of the meeting took place in the amphitheater area with the participation of members of the Dala Qyrandary movement aged 16 to 25. Participants discussed issues of mutual cooperation and interaction in the implementation of state programs, including Law and Order, Taza Kazakhstan, as well as initiatives aimed at patriotic education of the younger generation. Following the meeting, the parties emphasized the importance of systematic dialogue between representatives of the law-enforcement forces and youth organizations, noting that such platforms contribute to the formation of an active civic position and the involvement of young people in addressing socially significant challenges. Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1156125?lang=kk

In the capital, students of the Bilim Innovation boarding lyceum for gifted boys visited Military Unit 3656 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan on an ознакомительная excursion. During the educational visit, the teenagers learned about the activities of the aviation base and the important role of the unit in ensuring the security of the country’s airspace.As part of the event, the students observed the unit’s day-to-day service and combat activities firsthand and became closely acquainted with the aviation equipment stationed at the base. The young guests viewed aircraft and helicopters and witnessed the service of military personnel responsible for safeguarding the airspace.The tour was conducted by the Head of the Department for Educational and Social-Legal Affairs of Military Unit 3656, Lieutenant Colonel Daniyar Toktarov. In his interaction with the youth, he noted that interest in military service does not develop overnight, but begins precisely with such meaningful and emotionally engaging meetings.— Interest in military service does not arise instantly. It begins with encounters like these, with what one can see with their own eyes and feel with their heart, — the lieutenant colonel emphasized.In addition, the students were briefed on the admission procedure to the National Guard Academy and received career guidance. The meeting also included a detailed explanation of the significance of service as a defender of the Motherland and the responsibility it entails.It is worth noting that such educational events contribute to fostering patriotic feelings among young people and strengthening respect for servicemen who ensure the security of the country. Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1156128?lang=kk

On February 05, 2026, akim of Taskarasu rural district Almakhunov Zhaksylyk Mysakhanovich held a regular meeting with the villagers.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/uigur-taskarasu/press/news/details/1156068?lang=kk

Captain Abishtai K.E., Senior engineer of the HRC-2 UCS of the Altai district, and G.A. Tolekov, akimam of the Paryginsky rural district, conducted a tour of socially vulnerable segments of the population living in the residential sector with preventive and explanatory work on the safety of heating equipment use.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-altay-parygin/press/news/details/1156016?lang=kk

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almobl/press/news/details/1156014?lang=kk

Chișinău, 5 February 2026. The Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan Almat Aidarbekov, held a meeting with the Vice Chairman of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, Vlad Batrîncea. During the meeting, the sides engaged in a substantive exchange of views on key issues of bilateral cooperation.The Kazakh diplomat congratulated his interlocutor on his reappointment as Vice Speaker of Parliament and wished him success in his continued responsible work.The parties confirmed that Kazakh–Moldovan relations are developing in a constructive manner and expressed mutual interest in further deepening and strengthening interparliamentary cooperation.The Ambassador noted the importance of the opening of the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Astana, as well as the official visit of the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs M. Popșoi, to Kazakhstan in 2025.Ambassador also presented the information on the ongoing political and economic transformations in Kazakhstan. In particular, attention was drawn to the initiative of the President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan, aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of parliamentary activity and developing representative institutions. Among the possible areas of institutional modernization under discussion is the optimization of the parliamentary model, including consideration of a unicameral format, for which a special commission has been established.It was emphasized that one of the key elements of Kazakhstan’s large-scale constitutional reform has been the presentation of the first draft of the updated version of the country’s Constitution.The Vice Speaker expressed support for the initiatives of President Tokayev, highlighting their importance for strengthening democratic institutions and enhancing the resilience of the public administration system.Special attention during the meeting was devoted to Kazakhstan’s state policy and achievements in the development of AI and digital technologies. Ambassador Aidarbekov briefed on the measures being taken to establish a modern regulatory framework, develop digital infrastructure, train qualified personnel, and introduce AI-based solutions in public administration, the economy, and the social sphere.Deputy Speaker Batrîncea expressed his appreciation for the dialogue and underscored the Moldovan side’s interest in further developing bilateral cooperation. It was noted that Moldova is ready to consider opportunities to expand cooperation in areas such as agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and trade, as well as in other promising fields, including digitalization and IT.At the conclusion of the meeting, the sides reaffirmed their mutual interest in further strengthening Kazakh–Moldovan cooperation and emphasized the importance of maintaining regular interparliamentary dialogue.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-kishinev/press/news/details/1155999?lang=kk

Brasilia, February 5, 2026 - Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan Bolat Nussupov held a traditional annual online conference with Honorary Consuls and candidates for Honorary Consuls of the Republic of Kazakhstan in South American countries.In his welcoming speech, the Ambassador informed the participants about the key areas of socio-economic reforms being implemented by the country's leadership, aimed at modernizing the economy and improving the well-being of the population. Special attention was paid to the constitutional reform being carried out in Kazakhstan.B.Nussupov called on the Honorary Consuls to intensify their efforts to protect the rights and interests of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan, to strengthen assistance in the development of investment cooperation with the regions of South America, and to initiate proposals for expanding the legal framework. In this context, it was proposed to organize trade and economic business missions to Kazakhstan in 2026, including those timed to coincide with the GECA-2026 International Geological Forum, the Machine Builders Forum, and the Export Insurance Forum, which will take place in April this year in Astana.In the field of investment cooperation, successful projects involving Brazilian companies WEG and Water System Technologies, as well as Chilean company ME Elecmetal, implemented in Kazakhstan, were noted.The ambassador also stressed the importance of intensifying work on the creation of friendship groups in the parliaments of the countries of the region and the formation of business councils.The Ambassador also stressed the importance of intensifying efforts to establish friendship groups in the parliaments of the region's countries, form business councils, and develop friendship societies at the level of civil and public organizations. Particular emphasis was placed on the upcoming inter-ministerial consultations this year with a number of South American states, within the framework of which joint economic events are proposed.In this context, the work of the Honorary Consuls of Kazakhstan in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay in promoting the creation of parliamentary friendship groups and initiatives to form bilateral business councils was noted.In their speeches, the Honorary Consuls of the Republic of Kazakhstan reported on the work done to expand political, trade, economic, cultural, and humanitarian ties, and presented proposals on priority areas for joint activities for 2026.The conference participants agreed that, given the absence of Kazakh diplomatic missions in most South American countries, the activities of honorary consuls are a key tool for supporting bilateral interaction and an important factor in the development of comprehensive cooperation between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the countries of the region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brazil/press/news/details/1156009?lang=kk

Helsinki, February 05, 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Finland Azamat Abdraimov visited the production facilities of the Finnish company Lojer Group, one of the leading Scandinavian manufacturers of medical and rehabilitation equipment.During the visit, the Ambassador got acquainted with the full production cycle, modern technological solutions and the company's approaches to ensuring high-quality products. The company's equipment is used in more than 115 countries around the world.During the meeting, the Kazakh diplomat and the leadership of Lojer Group discussed prospects for cooperation, including the localization of Finnish medical equipment production in Kazakhstan, and highlighted opportunities for developing joint projects in medical technologies.Following the discussions, the parties agreed to further develop practical cooperation in the field of medical equipment. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-helsinki/press/news/details/1155968?lang=kk

Ljubljana, 4 February 2026 – During meetings with the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Slovenia Andreja Kokalj and the Chair of the Foreign Policy Committee of the National Assembly of Slovenia Predrag Baković, Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Slovenia Altay Abibullayev provided the Slovenian side with a detailed briefing on the constitutional reforms underway in Kazakhstan. These reforms are aimed at further strengthening democratic institutions, advancing the principle of separation of powers, and enhancing the efficiency of the system of public administration.The Ambassador elaborated on the key points of the statements made by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev during the 5th meeting of the National Qurultai in Kyzylorda, highlighting the logic and objectives of the ongoing political and institutional transformations, as well as the country’s strategic course toward building a just and effective state. Special attention was given to the current work of the Constitutional Commission, the forthcoming transformation of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the proposed amendments to the text of the Constitution, and the measures being undertaken to comprehensively reform the political system of the country.The Slovenian Minister of Justice emphasized the uniqueness of the President’s political initiatives and expressed particular interest in the development of Kazakhstan’s judicial system, the reform of judicial proceedings, ensuring the independence of the judiciary, and strengthening public trust in the institutions of justice. Both sides underscored their mutual interest in expanding cooperation between the supreme courts of the two countries, including through exchanges of experience and expert practices, as well as in establishing interagency cooperation in combating corruption. The Slovenian Ministry of Justice expressed interest in signing agreements with Kazakhstan on readmission and on mutual legal assistance in criminal and civil matters.Chair of the Foreign Policy Committee of the National Assembly of Slovenia Predrag Baković reaffirmed Slovenia’s commitment to further strengthening bilateral partnership, noting Kazakhstan’s status as a Middle Power and a guarantor of stability. He emphasized that Kazakhstan is Slovenia’s most important political and trade‑economic partner in Central Asia. The Slovenian parliamentarian showed particular interest in the constitutional reform, including the transition to a unicameral parliamentary model, interethnic harmony, the functions and tasks of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan, and the new institution of the Halyq Kenesi, being formed as a platform for nationwide dialogue and an important instrument of public diplomacy. Taking into account the historical experience of the former Yugoslav states, he stressed the fundamental importance of such mechanisms for ensuring internal harmony in any country and expressed interest in expert coverage of these processes in the Slovenian information space.The Slovenian interlocutors supported the need to further strengthen cooperation in the field of pharmaceuticals, to establish practical transport and logistics interaction within the framework of the Middle Corridor, to ensure the protection of personal data in the process of implementing AI and digital technologies, and to liberalize the visa regime to expand cooperation in the tourism sector.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ljubljana/press/news/details/1155977?lang=kk

*Comprehensive modernization of the country's political system is the demand of the times* Deputy Mayor of Shymkent Sarsen Kuranbek held a meeting at the Central Asian Innovation University to discuss and explain the draft new Constitution. Faculty and students from the university participated in the event. During the meeting, informative presentations were given on the topic "The Draft New Constitution: Today's Changes—Tomorrow's Development." During the meeting, it was noted that constitutional reform is an important step aimed at modernizing the country's political system in line with the demands of the times, increasing the effectiveness of public administration, and strengthening trust between society and the government. Sarsen Kuranbek emphasized that the current Constitution was adopted during the formation of Kazakhstan as an independent state and has fully fulfilled its historical mission. At the same time, he noted that changes in the geopolitical situation, the increasing complexity of international relations, the rapid development of science and technology, and growing public demand require a new approach to the legal system. "To enhance the country's global competitiveness and strengthen domestic potential and institutional resilience, it is necessary to adapt the Constitution to modern requirements. This is an important step aimed at further sustainable development of the state," the Deputy Akim noted. The event also featured presentations by Erlan Zulmatuly, First Vice-Rector of the Central Asian Innovation University and PhD in Agricultural Sciences; Ainur Abdikerimova, Head of the Law Department and PhD in Law; and Botabek Imashev, PhD in Law. The speakers emphasized that development is impossible without stability and a solid legal foundation. At the end of the meeting, participants noted the importance of constitutional reform for the country's future, emphasized the need to improve legal literacy among young people and strengthen civic engagement, and expressed support for the draft new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

*Comprehensive modernization of our country's political system is the need of the hour* Deputy Mayor of Shymkent Sarsen Kuranbek held a meeting at the Central Asian Innovation University to discuss and explain the draft of the new Constitution. The meeting was attended by teachers and young people of the university, who made informative reports under the theme "The Draft New Constitution: Today's Change - Tomorrow's Development." During the meeting, it was noted that the constitutional reform is an important step aimed at modernizing the country's political system, increasing the efficiency of public administration, and strengthening trust between society and the authorities. Sarsen Kuranbek noted that the current Constitution was adopted during the formation of Kazakhstan as an independent state and fulfilled its historical mission in establishing the state. He also noted that the changing geopolitical situation, the complexity of international relations, the rapid development of science and technology, as well as the rise of public demands to a new level, require a new understanding of the legal system. – In order to increase the country's global competitiveness, strengthen its internal potential and institutional stability, it is necessary to adapt the norms of the Constitution to modern requirements. This is an important step towards the further sustainable development of the country, – said the deputy akim of the city. During the event, the First Vice-Rector of the Central Asian Innovation University, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences Yerlan Zulmatuly, Head of the Law Department, PhD Ainur Abdikerimova, and Candidate of Legal Sciences Botabek Imashev made reports, emphasizing the impossibility of development without stability and legal basis. At the end of the meeting, the participants noted the importance of constitutional reform for the future of the country, and stressed the urgency of improving the legal literacy of young people and strengthening their civic engagement. The participants also expressed their support for the new Constitution of the country under discussion.

*The new Constitution will ensure the country's sustainable development* A meeting to discuss and explain the draft new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held at the A. Kuatbekov Peoples' Friendship University. Deputy Akim of Shymkent, Sarsen Kuranbek, attended the event and discussed the document's key priorities in detail. During the meeting, the Deputy Akim noted that the draft new Constitution identifies the development of human capital, education, science, and innovation as strategic priorities of state policy. He stated that these areas will form the foundation of the country's sustainable development, fully unlocking the potential of young people and building a competitive nation. The special significance of the Preamble of the draft new Constitution, which reflects Kazakhstan's historical path, the values of independence and national identity, was also emphasized. During the event, Sarsen Kuranbek noted that the current Constitution fully fulfilled its mission during the country's formation and development, and that in modern conditions, an updated legal framework that meets the demands of the times is required. At the end of the meeting, it was noted that such educational events help improve young people's legal literacy and foster an active civic stance on the country's future. Sarsen Kuranbek called on young people to be patriots who love their country and native land, and to exercise high civic responsibility. Furthermore, university faculty members expressed their opinions and expressed support for the draft new Constitution.

*The new Constitution will ensure the sustainable development of the country* A meeting was held at the Peoples' Friendship University named after Academician A. Kuatbekov to discuss and explain the draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The event was attended by the Deputy Akim of Shymkent, Sarsen Kuranbek, who spoke extensively about the main priority areas of the document. During the meeting, the deputy akim of the city noted that the proposed new draft Constitution identifies the development of human capital, education, science and innovation as strategic priorities of state policy. He noted that these areas will serve as the basis for ensuring the sustainable development of the country, fully realizing the potential of youth, and forming a competitive nation. In addition, special attention was paid to the Preamble of the new draft Constitution, which reflected the historical path of Kazakhstan, the values of independence, and its national identity. During the meeting, Sarsen Kuranbek noted that the current Constitution fully fulfilled its mission during the formation and development of the country, and currently there is a need for an updated legal framework in line with modern requirements. At the end of the meeting, it was noted that such explanatory work will increase the legal literacy of young people and contribute to the formation of an active civic position regarding the future of the country. Sarsen Abayuly called on young people to become patriotic citizens who love their country and land, and who are highly responsible. In addition, during the event, university teachers also expressed their opinions and expressed support for the new draft Constitution.

*January Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan * Academician A.Kuatbekov atyndagy Halyktar dostigy universityinde Kazakhstan Republicson the Constitution of Zhobasyn talkylau zhane tusindiruge arnalgan kezdesu otti. Is-sharaga Shymkent qalasy akiminin orynbasary Sarsen Kuranbek katysyp, kuzhattyn negizgi bass bagyttarina keninen toktaldy. Kezdesu barysynda kala akiminin orynbasary usynylyp otyrgan zhana Ata zan zhobasynda adam capitals, more, gylym zhane innovations damytu memlekettik sayasattyn strategical basymdyktars retinde aykyndalganyn atap otti. Bul bažyttar eldin turaқty damuyn kamtamasyz etuge, zhastardyn aleuetіn tolyk iske asyruga zane kabiletti ult kalyptastastyruga negz bolatinyn come on. Sonymen qatar, zhana Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan Preamble of the Republic of Kazakhstan korinis tapkany aytyldy. Zhiyn Barysynda Sarsen Kuranbek Koldanystagy Constitution elіmіzdin kalyptasuy men dama kezeninde oz missionson tolyk atkarganyn, al kazirgi uakytta zaman talaptaryna sai zhangartylgan құққықтиқ негіз қажетігін атап өтти. Wherever you are, please contact us for the necessary information, please contact us for the necessary information. Click on the right side of the page. Sarsen Abayuly zhastardy elin, zherin suyetin, zhaupkershiligi zhogary patriot azamat boluga shakyrdy. Sonymen qatar, is-shara barysynda university okytushylary da oz pikirlerin bildirip, Constitution jan zhobasyna koldau bildirdi.

In Shymkent, systematic measures aimed at fostering environmental awareness continue as part of the national program "Taza Kazakstan," implemented at the initiative of Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. As part of the program, large-scale sanitation and educational campaigns were organized today at all educational institutions in the city, among young people, and throughout Shymkent. Environmental education in school A meaningful event was held at Secondary School No. 137 in Shymkent as part of the "Taza Kazakhstan" program. Elementary school students and students in grades 5–9 debated environmental issues, paper recycling, and the benefits and harms of chemicals. According to school principal Elmira Kantaeva, environmental education is systematically implemented at the school. Class hours, open lessons, and thematic meetings are held regularly, and students creatively express their love of nature through drawings and exhibitions. The school also runs dombra, chess, and arts and crafts clubs, which engage over a hundred students in a comprehensive educational process. One of the school's long-standing traditions is the tree-planting drive in the "Graduates' Alley." Every year, graduates contribute to the greening of the school courtyard. Every Saturday, a "Cleanup Day" is held, during which students clear the school grounds and adjacent canals of litter. Debates on "Taza Kazakhstan" and "Taza Chemistry" were organized for high school students, discussing the impact of chemicals on human health and the environment. The importance of recycling waste by making useful products from wastepaper was also explained. The school parliament also actively participates in these initiatives. A practical ecology lesson at a college Miras College hosted an environmental event titled "Waste Sorting – the Key to a Clean Future." The eco-lesson was led by Erkebulan Ashiraliyev, first-year student and Minister of the Ecology and Labor student faction. All first-year students participated. During the meeting, waste sorting practices and the harm caused to nature and wildlife by uncontrolled waste disposal were thoroughly explained. Through role-playing games and practical tasks, students learned how to properly sort plastic, paper, metal, glass, and organic waste. According to the college's director, Nurgul Abuova, recycling is one of the key tools for environmental conservation in developed countries. The school holds a cleanup day every Wednesday, and students actively participate in cleanup efforts. Youth environmental initiatives As part of the "Taza Kazakhstan" program, another environmental campaign was organized in Shymkent. Around 200 young people gathered outside the Youth Resource Center and held a flash mob aimed at promoting cleanliness and environmental responsibility. University students and young volunteers participated in the campaign. The flash mob emphasized that cleanliness should not be a one-time event, but a way of life. This initiative aims to increase social responsibility among young people. Cleanup work in the village of Aktas As part of Cleanup Day, city youth carried out large-scale sanitation work in the village of Aktas in the Turansky District. Around 200 volunteers cleared ravines and open spaces of trash. The district administration provided the participants with the necessary equipment. According to Zhanserik Zhuman, director of the Shymkent Youth Resource Center, "Taza Kazakhstan" is not just a cleanup campaign, but a significant project that unites young people and fosters environmental awareness and civic responsibility. The events are aimed at raising environmental awareness among the younger generation and fostering cleanliness habits in everyday life. Systematic work under the "Taza Kazakhstan" program contributes to maintaining the cleanliness of Shymkent and strengthening environmental responsibility in society.

Systematic activities aimed at forming an ecological culture continue in Shymkent within the framework of the republican program "Clean Kazakhstan", implemented at the initiative of the Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. As part of this program, large-scale cleaning and educational events were organized today in all educational institutions of Shymkent, among young people and throughout the city. Environmental education at school An informative event was held at school No. 137 in Shymkent as part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" program. Elementary school students and students in grades 5–9 shared their thoughts on environmental protection, paper recycling, and the benefits and harms of chemicals in a debate format. According to the school principal, Elmira Kantayeva, environmental education is carried out systematically at the school. Educational hours, open classes, and thematic meetings are regularly organized, and students creatively express their love for nature through drawing and holding exhibitions. In addition, the school has dombra, chess, and arts and crafts clubs, involving more than a hundred students in a holistic educational process. One of the good traditions is the initiative to plant trees on the "Graduates' Alley". Every year, graduating students contribute to the landscaping of the school yard. Every Saturday, a "Cleaning Day" is held, during which students clean the school grounds and adjacent canals from garbage. Debates on the topics of "Clean Kazakhstan" and "Clean Chemistry" were organized for high school students, where the impact of chemicals on human health and the environment was discussed. The importance of recycling waste by making useful products from waste paper was explained. The school parliament is also actively involved in these activities. Practical eco-lesson at college An environmental event entitled "Waste sorting is the key to a clean future" was held at Miras College. The eco-lesson was conducted by Erkebulan Ashiraliev, Minister of the "Ecology and Labor" student faction of the college. All 1st-year students of the college participated in the event. During the event, the formation of a culture of waste sorting and the harm that waste causes to nature and animals were widely explained. Through role-playing games and practical tasks, students practically learned how to properly separate plastic, paper, metal, glass, and organic waste. According to the college director Nurgul Abuova, in developed countries, waste recycling has become the main mechanism for preserving the environment. Every Wednesday, the school holds a sanitation day, and students actively participate in cleaning activities. Youth environmental initiatives As part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" program, another cleaning campaign was organized in Shymkent. About 200 young people gathered in front of the Youth Resource Center and held a flash mob promoting cleanliness and environmental responsibility. Students from higher education institutions and young volunteers participated in the event. During the flash mob, it was emphasized that cleanliness should not be a one-time event, but a way of life. This initiative is aimed at increasing the responsibility of young people towards society. Cleaning work in the Aktas settlement As part of the Cleanup Day, the city's youth carried out a large-scale cleanup in the Aktas settlement of the Turan district. About 200 young volunteers cleaned up the streets and open areas of garbage and were provided with the necessary equipment by the district akimat. According to Zhanserik Zhuman, head of the Shymkent Youth Resource Center, "Clean Kazakhstan" is not just a cleanliness campaign, but an important project that unites young people, forms environmental awareness and civic responsibility. The events are aimed at increasing the environmental culture of the younger generation and making cleanliness a daily habit. Systematic work within the framework of the "Clean Kazakhstan" program not only helps maintain the cleanliness of Shymkent, but also contributes to strengthening environmental responsibility in society.