An extraordinary meeting of the Interdepartmental Commission for the Prevention of Crimes was held under the chairmanship of the Mayor of Shymkent, Gabit Syzdykbekov. The meeting was attended by heads of law enforcement and special agencies, deputies of the Maslikhat, members of the Public Council, and representatives of the mass media. During the meeting, the participants considered the current crime situation in the city, the effectiveness of preventive measures being taken, as well as issues of interdepartmental interaction in ensuring public safety. The Acting Head of the Shymkent City Police Department Arman Beisenbayev, the Head of the City Department of the Committee for Legal Statistics and Special Accounting Orken Seitov, and the Deputy City Prosecutor Rashid Amirov made reports on the issues on the agenda. During the meeting, the city akim noted that crime prevention should remain one of the main priorities of state bodies. He also emphasized the need to strengthen preventive measures at the local level, identify threats at an early stage, and implement an integrated approach in connection with the entry into force of the new Law "On Crime Prevention". "The main emphasis should be placed on early detection of offenses. Prevention is a common task not only of law enforcement agencies, but also of the entire state apparatus. This work must be carried out systematically and consistently," said Gabit Syzdykbekov. The head of the megacity also noted the need to pay special attention to the prevention of serious offenses, including suicides among minors. "Unfortunately, such tragic situations occur in Shymkent, and this cannot be denied. Their prevention is the responsibility not only of law enforcement agencies, but of the entire society. At home - parents, at school - teachers, on the street - every citizen is responsible. Therefore, large-scale information and explanatory work should be carried out in all areas. Strengthening prevention is of great importance," the city mayor noted. The city akim assigned a number of specific tasks to those responsible. He instructed law enforcement agencies and district akims to create a system for each other and work together and in harmony. Press service of the Shymkent city mayor

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Thirty-two commercial documents were signed on the sidelines of the business forum. The signed agreements are aimed at developing and deepening Kazakh-Pakistani cooperation in finance, logistics, industry, energy, agro-industrial complex, digital services, and infrastructure.The largest industrial agreement signed during the visit was a contract between Kazakhstan's Falcon EuroBus LLP and Pakistan's QCC International for the supply of domestically produced electric buses to Pakistan, valued at $108 million. This document is of strategic importance for promoting Kazakhstan's mechanical engineering and strengthening the "Made in Kazakhstan" brand in international markets, opening up additional opportunities for expanding the export portfolio and further localizing high-tech products.A significant set of agreements focused on launching joint investment mechanisms and developing a financial infrastructure for cooperation. Specifically, Samruk-Kazyna JSC and the Fauji Group of Companies agreed to create a joint investment platform for the selection and implementation of projects in Kazakhstan and Pakistan. JSC Baiterek Research Holding is expanding its partnership opportunities in project and trade finance through collaboration with Habib Bank Limited, and in the transport and logistics segment through cooperation with TCS Private Limited.Furthermore, Freedom Holding Corp. and JSC Freedom Bank Kazakhstan signed a number of agreements with their Pakistani partners. Specifically, an agreement was signed with Meezan Bank Limited to develop correspondent relations and international settlements worth USD 20 million, as well as agreements aimed at developing cross-border financial and digital services.A significant number of agreements relate to the transport and logistics sector. For example, JSC NC Kazakhstan Temir Zholy and National Logistics Corporation agreed to cooperate in multimodal transportation and transit. JSC Kazposhta signed memorandums with Pakistan Post and TCS Private Limited, providing for the development of postal and logistics infrastructure and the implementation of digital solutions. Furthermore, the Aktau International Sea Trade Port and the Port of Karachi reached agreements on developing port logistics and expanding cooperation.Also, in the industrial sector, agreements were reached to establish a joint venture for sugar production in the Zhetysu region between KazFoodProducts and Almoiz Group with an investment of $20 million, and a memorandum was signed between Kusto Group and QazTrade to develop construction materials production worth $20 million.In the chemical and processing industries, agreements were signed between BARK Qazaqstan LLP and relevant Pakistani entities, as well as a memorandum on the launch of chemical production in the Kyzylorda region between NorSon Chemical Industries and the Baikonur Agricultural Production Cooperative.A separate set of agreements covers digital services, IT, and telecommunications. Astana Hub and IGNITE Pakistan signed a memorandum of cooperation on developing startup ecosystems, while QazCode and Jazz Pakistan agreed to collaborate in the telecommunications sector.Additional agreements were signed on digital solutions and artificial intelligence, as well as on the integration of payment services.In the educational and medical fields, memorandums were signed between Astana Medical University and Maroof International Hospital, as well as agreements between iTech KZ and Gift University, aimed at expanding cooperation.In the space industry, Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary JSC and SUPARCO agreed on scientific and technical cooperation and the exchange of satellite data.Additionally, agreements were signed in the field of Islamic finance between Otbasy Bank and Meezan Bank Limited, as well as memorandums aimed at developing the agro-industrial complex and strengthening business ties between trade and industrial organizations of the two countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1155035?lang=kk

On February 4, 2026, a city-wide meeting was held at the Akimat (city administration) of Kostanay, dedicated to discussing the draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The event was attended by heads of state institutions, deputies of the maslikhat (local representative body), members of public councils, representatives of non-governmental organizations, educational institutions, and labor collectives.During the meeting, the key provisions of the draft new Constitution were discussed in detail. These provisions are aimed at the further development of democratic institutions, strengthening the principles of the rule of law, expanding citizen participation in state governance, and increasing the accountability of government bodies to society.It was noted that the discussion of the Constitution is an important stage in involving citizens in the processes of state governance and shaping legal culture.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-kalasy-akimat/press/news/details/1154967?lang=kk

The issue of the relationship between international treaties and national legislation has been discussed by experts and the public for many years. Murat Abenov, a deputy of the Majilis, a member of the Constitutional Commission, explained the essence of the changes proposed in the new draft Constitution. "We, together with our colleagues, have carefully studied the draft norms. The important thing is that the new Constitution does not contain any provisions that would negate the legal force of international treaties ratified by the Republic of Kazakhstan and generally recognized norms of international law," the deputy said. According to him, Kazakhstan remains committed to the principle of mutual respect in relations with other states, as well as to the main international treaties on human rights within the framework of the UN. The draft text does not contain norms that would imply a waiver of international obligations regarding inalienable human rights and freedoms. Focusing on the first block of changes, the deputy noted the contradictions that arose due to the primacy of international treaties over laws. "The current Constitution provided that in the event of a conflict between a law and an international treaty, the norms of an international treaty could be applied. In practice, this led to the automatic application of the rules of an international agreement even in cases where they could negatively affect national legislation and the exercise of citizens' rights and freedoms," Abenov noted. The deputy also drew attention to the risks related to the quality of international treaties themselves. "Unspecified and unclear obligations that arose when concluding such contracts subsequently gained priority, making it impossible to correct them through the laws of Kazakhstan. This negatively affected the stability of the legal system," the speaker said. As Murat Abenov explained, in the new draft Constitution, international treaties will retain the status of existing law, but the highest legal force will belong exclusively to the Constitution, without any reservations. The second block of changes concerns the procedure for applying international treaties. "Another shortcoming of the current Constitution is the norm that the procedure for the entry into force of international treaties "may be determined by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan," Abenov noted. He reminded that the mentioned norm contradicts the basic principles of the Constitution. According to him, such a structure creates legal uncertainty, does not clearly indicate the competence of state bodies, and opens the way to legal disputes, especially in the areas of international trade, technical regulation, and compliance with standards. Murat Abenov also noted the importance of open ceremonies. "Adoption of laws through open and public procedures, including discussions within the Kurultai, clearly defining the powers and responsibilities of state bodies, determining the necessary financial resources, as well as parliamentary oversight mechanisms, will create a more effective and predictable system for fulfilling international obligations," he said. As Abenov noted, a clear hierarchy, in which the highest legal force belongs only to the Constitution, makes the legal system more understandable. "In this case, the main goal of constitutional regulation is to ensure the stability of basic constitutional values, legal guarantees for citizens, and the compatibility of legislation," the deputy concluded.

The state will include in the text of its Constitution the basic principles of international law, universal human values, and human rights and freedoms enshrined in international documents. This was stated by Majilis deputy, Doctor of Laws Unzila Shapak, at a regular meeting of the Commission on Constitutional Reform. He explained that the relationship between international law and national law is based not on supremacy and subordination, but on the principles of interaction, complementarity and coordination. In this regard, the proposed draft Constitution provides for basic provisions regarding international treaties. "Thus, to briefly summarize paragraph 1 of Article 5, the Republic of Kazakhstan does not renounce international obligations, but rather recognizes it as an important component of applicable law, that is, regulating public relations," the deputy clarified. That is, the draft Constitution stipulates that the mechanism for the application of international treaties on the territory of the country will be established by law. In this context, one of the main tasks is to prevent the direct or indirect restriction or weakening of national state sovereignty, which is protected as a matter of course. "That is, we recognize international obligations as part of existing law, apply them in accordance with legal requirements, and publish them, since they establish binding rules of conduct for subjects of public relations," the lawyer explained.

For the first time, our millennial history has been written into the new draft Constitution as a key value. State Counselor Yerlan Karin said this at the 7th meeting of the Commission on Constitutional Reforms. According to him, the current 1995 Constitution does not contain a single word about history. "The phrase "Preserving the continuity of the millennial history of the Great Steppe" in the Preamble of the draft new Constitution testifies to the continuous continuity of our history, to the fact that Kazakhstan is the center of nomadic civilization. Thus, for the first time, our history is enshrined in the Constitution not as a declaration, but as a state value," said Erlan Karin. The concepts of "Great Steppe" and "thousand-year history" in the Preamble are concepts that testify to the historical entity of Kazakhstan and define its state identity. At the same time, the State Counselor emphasized that the new Constitution clearly states that the state language is Kazakh. "In particular, Article 9, paragraph 1, clearly states that "the state language of the Republic of Kazakhstan is the Kazakh language." That is, we have one state language, and that is the Kazakh language. There is no other state language. Our language is on a high pedestal, in its place. As long as our state exists, it will never fall below that pedestal. For this, we must preserve and protect this state. We must think about the unity of the country," Yerlan Karin noted. He also noted that there are many differences between the new draft Constitution and the current Constitution adopted in 1995. "The new draft Constitution is the result of proposals and initiatives received from citizens of the country, experts, public activists, and various organizations for more than six months, and the fruit of various lengthy discussions that have been held to date," said Erlan Karin.

The 2026 constitutional reform will fundamentally elevate Kazakhstan's development trajectory to a new level. This reform is a turning point, aimed at abandoning a resource-dependent economic model and shaping the country's future through education, intelligence, and human capital. From now on, the main wealth of the state will not be mineral resources, but citizens with high intellectual potential, deep knowledge, and advanced thinking. At the constitutional level, education, science, culture, and innovation are enshrined as the main priority areas of the country's development. This is a solid foundation for long-term and sustainable growth. The reform will focus on improving the quality of education, supporting science, developing cultural values, and introducing innovative technologies. Especially in the era of artificial intelligence, intellectual development will become a key factor determining the competitiveness of the state. Kazakhstan thus chooses the development of human capital as a strategic goal, intending to leave to future generations a modern state with a strong intellectual economy, based on knowledge. This is not just a legislative change, but a renewal of national consciousness and a new philosophy of national development. Education and intelligence are the keys to Kazakhstan's future success.

The New Constitution, which will be adopted as part of the constitutional reform of 2026, will clearly and systematically enshrine modern values responsible for the development of society. The Basic Law defines justice, the rule of law, and public order as the main orientations of the state. The new Constitution places special emphasis on environmental protection and enshrines the principle of careful treatment of nature at the constitutional level for the first time. This is an important step towards strengthening responsibility towards future generations. At the same time, a norm for the protection of rights in the digital space will be introduced. The protection of citizens' personal data and rights in the digital environment is considered an integral part of the rule of law. Preservation of traditional values also remains an important aspect of the Constitution. Marriage is defined as a voluntary union of a man and a woman, and the protection of the institution of the family is established as the duty of the state. Thus, the New Constitution establishes a value framework aimed at creating a just, secure, and people-centered society.

On February 3, 2026, an online webinar for entrepreneurs was held at the venue of JSC “Entrepreneurship Development Fund “Damu” in the East Kazakhstan Region as part of the implementation of state programs to support entrepreneurship. During the webinar, issues related to the clarification of the provisions of the new Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan were discussed.During the event, representatives of the Department of State Revenue for the East Kazakhstan Region provided entrepreneurs with detailed explanations of the changes, including those related to special tax regimes and transitional provisions, as well as innovations concerning a 30% reduction in tax reporting forms, the abolition of the withdrawal and extension of deadlines for submitting tax reports, and the operation of information systems.In addition, seminar participants were informed about the launch of the “People’s Accountant” campaign in the city of Ust-Kamenogorsk starting from January 5, 2026.At the end of the event, participants were given the opportunity to ask questions of interest and receive clarifications on relevant topics directly from representatives of the tax authorities.Following the seminar, participants expressed their gratitude to the staff of the state revenue authorities for the informative and practice-oriented explanations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1154919?lang=kk

Payments for negative environmental impact are classified as special revenues under the Budget Code.In order to ensure compliance, the Ministry of Finance has changed the budget classification code from 105316 to 401101.The update related to the allocation of payments based on Form 870.00 was implemented on 3 February 2026. From now on, for payments to be correctly credited to the budget, they must be made using budget classification code (BCC) 401101.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-almaty/press/news/details/1154890?lang=kk

From 1 January 2026, new VAT and excise tax rates come into force in Kazakhstan. This is important for all importers of medicinal products and excise goods.VAT on the Import of MedicinesThe VAT rate on the import of medicines will be:5% from 1 January 2026;10% from 1 January 2027.At the same time, VAT exemptions remain in place for medicines used within the framework of:free medical care;compulsory medical insurance;treatment of orphaned children and socially significant diseases.The exemption does not apply to medicines that do not fall under the above categories.The list of such medicines and the VAT exemption rules are established by Resolution of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan №1203 dated 31 December 2025 and paragraph 17 of Article 479 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.VAT Payable by the Offset (Credit) Method on ImportsFor certain imported goods, VAT is paid using the offset (credit) method. The list of such goods and the rules for its formation are approved by Articles 508 and 509 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and established by Government Resolution №1199 dated 31 December 2025.Excise Taxes: New Rates and Expanded List of GoodsFrom 1 January 2026, excise tax rates on major goods increase by 10%. This applies to:alcoholic products (excluding wine and beer);tobacco products, including heated tobacco products;beer and non-alcoholic beverages;gasoline, diesel fuel, and other excisable goods.In addition, the list of excisable goods has been expanded:energy drinks - a new taxable item with a gradual increase in rates;high-value vehicles, vessels, and aircraft - if the value exceeds 18,000 MCI (vehicles) or 24,000 MCI (vessels/aircraft), the import is subject to a “luxury tax” of 10%.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-almaty/press/news/details/1154858?lang=kk

4 февраля 2026 года членами Риддерской городской территориальной избирательной комиссии было оформлено арт-пространство «Выборы глазами молодежи», приуроченное к Всемирному дню выборов.В экспозиции представлены творческие работы учащихся КГКП «Детская художественная школа», КГУ «Лицей №1», КГУ «Средняя школа №5», КГУ «Общеобразовательная школа №11». Юные авторы раскрыли тему выборов через разные художественные техники, передав своё видение гражданской ответственности, активной позиции и будущего страны.Выставка разместилась во Дворце культуры и вызвала большой интерес у посетителей. С экспозицией ознакомилось множество молодых людей, для которых искусство стало поводом задуматься о значении выборов и роли каждого в жизни общества.Благодарим участников и педагогов за вдохновение, творчество и неравнодушие!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ridder/press/news/details/1154859?lang=kk

A ceremonial opening of the “Cyber Sarbaz” class of the Zhas Burkit patriotic club took place at Secondary School No. 115 in the city of Astana. The project was implemented at the initiative of Military Unit 5573 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Twenty-three students were enrolled in the class. During the ceremony, they were presented with distinctive telnyashkas featuring a crimson-burgundy stripe — a symbol of the National Guard — Zhas Burkit badge insignia, as well as special identification cards.Speaking at the event, Deputy Commander of Military Unit 5573 for Educational and Social-Legal Affairs, Lieutenant Colonel Aslan Orazalin, emphasized the importance of this initiative:— Mastering the fundamentals of information security by young people is a requirement of our time. The “Cyber Sarbaz” class fosters patriotism, discipline, responsibility, and modern knowledge among the younger generation, — he noted.Within the framework of the project, alongside patriotic education, systematic efforts are предусмотрены to enhance students’ digital literacy, teach the basics of information security, prevent threats in cyberspace, and develop legal awareness.It is worth noting that this initiative strengthens cooperation between the educational institution and the law-enforcement forces, demonstrating an effective model for educating the younger generation. The project, implemented by a capital-based military unit of the National Guard, is aimed at modernizing patriotic education in line with contemporary requirements and increasing young people’s sense of responsibility for the future 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/1154736?lang=kk

Riyadh, February 3, 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Saudi Arabia Madiyar Menilbekov met with the Secretary General of the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language, Abdullah Al-Washmi.During the talks, the parties discussed prospects for expanding cooperation in the fields of education and Arabic language studies. The Ambassador highly appreciated the Academy’s support in organizing language internships for students from Kazakhstan and faculty members and expressed his gratitude to the Secretary General.It was noted that in September 2024, a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation was signed between Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and the Academy. Within the framework of this document, a special training session for Arabic language teachers was held in Kazakhstan in May 2025. It was also highlighted that in November 2025, the L.N.Gumilyov Eurasian National University hosted the Month of the Arabic Language, which featured academic seminars, master classes, and cultural and educational events.The parties focused on continuing internships for students from Kazakhstan and faculty members, jointly developing Arabic language textbooks and dictionaries, as well as conducting joint research between higher education institutions and research centers of the two countries in the field of Arabic language acquisition and teaching.As part of the visit, the Ambassador also met individually with more than ten students from Kazakhstan currently undertaking internships at the Academy and reviewed their progress in learning the Arabic language.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1154738?lang=kk

During the meeting, Aisha Aitalieva spoke about the activities of the Ministry of Justice, familiarized with the ongoing legal reforms and the main achievements of the ministry.The parties also exchanged views on issues of mutual interest and discussed the prospects for further development of bilateral cooperation.Following the meeting, the parties expressed mutual gratitude and wished each other success in further work.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/adilet/press/news/details/1154739?lang=kk

High seed quality is one of the most important agronomic requirements. A large number of pathogenic microflora are concentrated on the surface of the grain. Therefore, phytopathological examination is essential during preparation for sowing.What is the most dangerous for agricultural producers? Pathogens that persist in seed material lead to significant yield losses and reduced grain quality. Fusarium-helminthosporium root rot, early blight, and bacterial blight affect both the grain itself and the plant's root system, leading to thinning of crops. Loose smut and common smut of cereal crops reduce the number of productive stems. Preparing the seed material and choosing the right seed treatment are essential for preventing disease development in the field and ensuring healthy seedlings.– All seed lots undergo phytoanalysis. The analysis is conducted in the laboratory during the winter. A certain number of seeds are placed in a moist environment in Petri dishes (transparent containers shaped like low, flat cylinders, covered with a transparent lid of a similar shape but slightly larger diameter) on filter paper. They are then kept in a thermostat at a temperature of 20 degrees Celsius for seven days. During this period, the plants awaken in the darkness, and, consequently, the microflora on the surface of the grain. After analyzing each seed, we determine which chemical should be used to treat a particular batch of seeds. Based on the phytosanitary analysis results, all farms receive a phytosanitary certificate. Specialists from the Republican State Institution "RMCFDIP" of the Committee for State Inspection of Agriculture in the Agro-Industrial Complex of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, conducting phytosanitary examinations, can compare seed contamination data over several years. This helps decide on the need for seed treatment and the selection of a seed treatment with the appropriate spectrum of activity. – Seed phytosanitary analysis is necessary annually. Phytosanitary examination results vary widely. Everything depends on weather conditions during the growing season and harvest. For example, fusarium develops in a humid environment, especially if the year is rainy, the grain is immature, or if there is intense respiration during storage. Helminthosporium seed blight also has its own specific conditions. If the material is imported from regions with different climates, the phytotest results will differ.Chief Phytopathologist Zh. Mustafintel. 8714 43 22079.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1154689?lang=kk

Saarbrücken, 3 February 2026 – A ceremonial opening of the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Kazakhstan took place in the city of Saarbrücken (Federal State of Saarland, Federal Republic of Germany). The event was held at the Saarland Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK Saarland) and became an important milestone in the development of Kazakh‑German relations at the regional level.Frank Thome, Chief Executive Officer of the Saarland Chamber of Industry and Commerce, has been appointed Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Saarbrücken. His professional experience and active engagement in fostering international economic cooperation will contribute to deepening trade and investment ties between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Federal State of Saarland.At the opening ceremony, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Federal Republic of Germany, Nurlan Onzhanov, delivered remarks. In his speech, the Ambassador emphasized the high level of strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and Germany, highlighting the growing importance of interregional cooperation and business contacts. He expressed confidence that the establishment of the Honorary Consulate would serve as an effective instrument for promoting economic, investment, humanitarian and regional links, as well as for enhancing the presence of Kazakhstani businesses in the Saar region.The Minister-President of the Federal State of Saarland, Anke Rehlinger, underlined in her address the significance of Kazakhstan as a reliable partner of Germany in Central Asia, stressing the promising opportunities for expanding cooperation in industry, energy, innovation, digitalization and vocational education. She expressed her support for the work of the Honorary Consulate and highlighted its role as an important platform for fostering direct contacts between business and civil society.Oliver Scmitt, Vice President of the Saarland Chamber of Industry and Commerce, also delivered welcoming remarks, drawing attention to the potential of business cooperation and the strong interest of the regional business community in expanding ties with Kazakhstan.A key moment of the ceremony was the presentation of the consular patent to Frank Thome, the newly appointed Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Saarbrücken. In his speech, he expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him and confirmed his readiness to actively contribute to the development of trade, economic, cultural, humanitarian and regional cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Saar region.The opening of the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Saarbrücken creates new opportunities for further strengthening Kazakh‑German relations and expanding Kazakhstan’s partnership with the Federal State of Saarland.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-frankfurt/press/news/details/1154670?lang=kk

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В рамках празднования Всемирного дня выборов члены Риддерской городской территориальной избирательной комиссии провели социологический опрос «Молодёжь и выборы». В исследовании приняли участие 81 молодой человек в возрасте от 17 до 35 лет.Что показал опрос?Молодёжь города в целом ориентируется в теме выборов, однако уровень информированности всё ещё нуждается в повышении.Отношение к выборам у респондентов носит нейтральный характер, что говорит о необходимости укрепления доверия и формирования устойчивой мотивации к участию.Важно отметить: значительная часть молодёжи готова голосовать, если будет уверена в прозрачности избирательного процесса и реальном влиянии своего выбора на принимаемые решения.Для повышения электоральной активности молодёжи требуется развитие просветительских программ, ориентированных на интересы молодых людей и использование современных каналов коммуникации.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ridder/press/news/details/1154633?lang=kk