Since 2026, the budget classification code 105316 has been changed to 401101. Since 01.01.2026, amendments to the Unified Budget Classification, Order No. 151 of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 4, 2025, have been put into effect. According to Appendix 1 of the Order classification of budget revenues, "Payment for negative Environmental impact", the budget classification code has been changed from 105316 to KBK 401101. In accordance with the amendments, KBK 105316 is classified as "Payment for the use of plant resources in the order of special use of the plant world."Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1131499?lang=kk

On December 22 of the current year, a community meeting was held. The chair of the meeting, Yesenbay Izto­reuly Kuli, put to vote the proposal to name streets after police officers who heroically died in the line of duty. The participants of the meeting unanimously supported the initiative to assign the names of the fallen officers to Egemen, Dostyk, and Bereke streets in the residential areas of Baskudyk and Bolashak. (In favor – 14, against – none, abstained – none).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mangystau-munaily-basqudyq/press/news/details/1131506?lang=kk

In accordance with the instruction of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, a new 600-seat school has been commissioned in the Zashagan settlement of Uralsk city within the framework of the national project “Future Schools,” aimed at developing a modern educational infrastructure and ensuring equal access to quality education for every child.The official opening ceremony was attended by the regional akim, Nariman Toregalievich, who emphasized that the national project “Future Schools” is a clear demonstration of great care for the bright future of the younger generation.The new school includes 33 classrooms, design and technology rooms, robotics and inclusive education classrooms, a choreography hall, two sports gyms, creative and technical workshops, a library, and a 130-seat assembly hall. The school building provides all the necessary conditions for the comprehensive development of students and comfortable working conditions for teachers.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko-kurylys/press/news/details/1131483?lang=kk

Students of the Altai Youth Sports School, UFKIS VKO, freestyle wrestling department, are participating in the Republican Freestyle Wrestling Tournament dedicated to the memory of Zh. Ushkempyrov, which is taking place in Semey from December 21 to 24, 2025. Following the results of the first day of the tournament, Ermek Mansur became the Champion in the over 85 kg weight category!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-altay-chapaev/press/news/details/1131474?lang=kk

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Bangkok, 23 December 2025 - As part of efforts to establish and expand cooperation with regions of Thailand, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Thailand, Mr. Margulan Baimukhan, held meetings with the Governor of Chonburi Province, Mr. Narit Niramaiwong, as well as with the Mayor of Pattaya, Mr. Poramase Ngampiches. Representatives of local authorities responsible for trade and economic affairs, education, culture and tourism also took part in the meetings.During the talks, Ambassador provided the Thai side with detailed information on the socio-political and socio-economic reforms being implemented in Kazakhstan at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. In addition, the current state and future prospects of political, trade, economic and investment cooperation between Kazakhstan and Thailand were presented.Within the framework of the visit, the Thai side presented the industrial, transport and logistics, as well as tourism potential of Chonburi Province and the city of Pattaya. Mayor of Pattaya Mr. Poramase Ngampiches highlighted that key priorities for cooperation include attracting foreign tourists, developing hotel and urban infrastructure, and establishing direct business-to-business contacts between entrepreneurs of the two countries.In turn, Governor of Chonburi Province Mr. Narit Niramaiwong emphasized that the main drivers of the region’s development, as part of Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), are the production of automotive components, agro-industrial products, high value-added goods, and the development of modern transport and logistics infrastructure. Particular attention was paid to the expansion of U-Tapao International Airport and the development of Laem Chabang Port — Thailand’s largest and strategically important deep-sea port located on the eastern coast of the country.It was noted that more than 4,000 manufacturing enterprises and 12 industrial zones currently operate in Chonburi Province, most of them export-oriented. The expansion of Laem Chabang Port’s transport and logistics capacity is scheduled to be completed by 2028. In this regard, the Governor of Chonburi invited Kazakhstani sectoral companies to participate in joint projects and to develop mutually beneficial cooperation.For his part, Ambassador Margulan Baimukhan invited the leadership of Chonburi Province and the city of Pattaya to visit Kazakhstan with a business delegation. He also underscored Kazakhstan’s high level of digitalization and proposed the development of joint projects in the fields of artificial intelligence and digital development, noting the existence of the necessary legal framework based on the Memorandum of Cooperation in Digitalization signed between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Kingdom of Thailand.Following the meetings, the parties agreed to maintain direct contacts between the Embassy of Kazakhstan and the regions of Thailand in order to promote concrete bilateral projects on a mutually beneficial basis.For reference:Chonburi Province is one of Thailand’s most economically advanced regions, located on the eastern coast of the country. It is a key component of the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) and specializes in industrial production, automotive manufacturing and auto parts, agro-industry, petrochemicals, logistics and export-oriented sectors. The province hosts Thailand’s largest port, Laem Chabang, as well as U-Tapao International Airport, which provides multimodal transport connectivity for the region.Pattaya is one of Thailand’s leading cities with a special administrative status. In addition to international tourism, Pattaya is actively developing the MICE industry (business tourism, international exhibitions and conferences), maritime logistics, sports infrastructure, as well as digital and “smart city” solutions. The city is also an integral part of Thailand’s strategy for the sustainable development of the eastern seaboard.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-thailand/press/news/details/1131421?lang=kk

Support for micro and small businesses is one of the key areas of the district's development. In this regard, a regular meeting was held today under the chairmanship of Akim of the district Zhandos Yerkinbek.The meeting's agenda included measures to support micro and small businesses, raised at a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister and Akim of the region.During the meeting, the akim of the district focused on the progress of the Auyl Amanaty project in the district, noting the need for constant monitoring of the targeted use of gratuitous loans provided under the project. The Department of Entrepreneurship and Industry was also given specific instructions to step up work in this area.According to macroeconomic indicators, in January–November of this year, the volume of retail trade amounted to 10,818.9 billion tenge, which is 100.5 percent more than in the same period last year. According to these indicators, responsible industry leaders were also assigned relevant tasks.In addition, the head of the district drew attention to the need to strengthen measures to ensure public order and security on the eve of the New Year holidays, instructing to keep this area under strict control."Supporting entrepreneurship, developing retail trade, and ensuring holiday security are important areas that directly affect the daily lives of the population. Therefore, all work must be carried out clearly and systematically," said Zhandos Yerkinbek.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1131428?lang=kk

A ceremonial event was held in our district to mark the professional holiday of energy sector workers.The event was attended by Deputy Akim of the district Samat Smagulov, who highlighted the contribution of energy workers to the development of the district:“Your work in ensuring uninterrupted electricity supply for residents deserves special respect. In recent years, a number of important projects have been implemented in the district within the framework of the ‘Provision of Settlements with Electric Power Networks’ initiative. In particular, the construction and modernization of power grids in the villages of Aktobe and Komekbayev have been fully completed. This year, works in this area were carried out in the village of Iirkol for 226.1 million tenge and in the village of Dur Ongar for 636.7 million tenge. This is the result of systematic efforts aimed at improving the quality of life of the population and developing rural settlements,” he said in his speech.Industry veteran Anuar Dembaev also delivered a congratulatory address and extended his best wishes to his colleagues.During the ceremonial meeting, a number of employees of the energy sector who demonstrated high professional achievements were awarded Letters of Appreciation from the Akim of the district.The official part of the event was followed by a festive concert program featuring performances by local artists.In addition, anniversary honorees of the settlement of Toretam were recognized for their productive work and presented with commemorative gifts.It is worth noting that the level of wear and tear of power grids has currently decreased from 80 percent to 60 percent. To further continue work in this direction, project documentation is being developed for the villages of III International, Akzhar, Kuandariya, Karmakshy and Aldashbay Akhun.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1131432?lang=kk

Today, a festive event dedicated to December 22 — Archivists’ Day — was held at the Rukhaniyat Center. The event was attended by Deputy Akim of the district Dias Moldabayev, who congratulated archival professionals on their professional holiday. He emphasized the important role of archivists in preserving historical values and passing them on to future generations, and wished them success in their future work.During the ceremonial reception, industry specialists were awarded Letters of Appreciation from the Akim of the district, as well as from the Head of the Kyzylorda Regional Department of Culture, Archives and Documentation, for their many years of dedicated service and contribution to the development of archival affairs.It is worth noting that in 2024, with the support of the regional head, the Rukhaniyat Center was constructed in our district, and the district archive was relocated to a new, modern building. As a result of this systematic work, the material and technical base of the sector has been strengthened, creating opportunities to improve service quality.In addition, since 2020, the “E-Archive” information system has been introduced nationwide and is now widely used in our district. Currently, 26 government institutions carry out their activities through this system.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1131439?lang=kk

Lisbon, 24 December 2025 - The Autonomous Region of Madeira, one of Portugal's most dynamic tourist destinations, has become a platform for exchanging views on regional development, sustainable tourism, and international positioning. These topics were discussed during the visit of the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Portugal, Jean Galiev, to Madeira on 22-23 December 2025.During a meeting with the Representative of the Republic in Madeira, Judge Reneu Barreto, the parties exchanged views on institutional development, the role of legal mechanisms and stable institutions in promoting long-term socio-economic growth, and Kazakhstan's role on the international stage.Special attention was given to political and parliamentary dialogue. At a meeting with the President of the Regional Parliament of Madeira, Rubina Lilo, both sides highlighted the importance of expanding inter-parliamentary contacts and sharing experience in regional governance.“The regional level plays an increasingly important role in shaping sustainable development and strengthening international ties,” said Ambassador Galiev.The discussions also focused on bilateral cooperation in tourism and cultural exchanges. During talks with Madeira's Regional Secretary for Tourism, Eduardo Jesus, the region shared its experience in developing sustainable tourism, diversifying tourist offerings, promoting Madeira internationally, and improving the quality of tourism infrastructure. In 2024, Madeira’s tourism cluster generated nearly one billion euros in revenue.An agreement was reached to hold a practical conference in Funchal next year, with participation from Kazakh tourism representatives and the national company Kazakh Tourism. The conference will include presentations on the tourism potential of Kazakhstan and Madeira, a round table, and individual B2B meetings between tour operators.“Madeira’s experience in sustainable tourism and high-quality infrastructure, as well as in international promotion, is of great practical interest to Kazakhstan,” emphasised Ambassador Galiev.Eduardo Jesus confirmed that the Kazakh Embassy would receive full support in organising cultural events in Funchal to strengthen ties between the two peoples.At a meeting with Funchal’s Deputy Mayor, Carlos Rodrigues, discussions covered urban development, creating a comfortable city environment, and balancing the needs of residents with the city’s appeal to tourists. The Deputy Mayor expressed admiration for Kazakhstan’s rapid development and international recognition as a reliable partner.The visit also included talks with representatives of the Madeira Development Society, responsible for promoting the region internationally. Madeira has established itself as a leading business centre in the EU, offering competitive tax rates and incentives to attract investment. The parties exchanged views on territorial branding, investment attraction, and sustainable international partnerships.Both sides expressed hope that joint efforts would harness the potential for mutually beneficial cooperation. The Ambassador noted that the lack of direct flights between Kazakhstan and Portugal limits business and tourism links, and confirmed that negotiations are underway to address this.Executive Director Marina Pimenta and colleagues expressed interest in visiting the Astana International Financial Center to explore partnership opportunities between the two institutions, described as gateways to European and Asian markets.In the context of Kazakhstan’s focus on advanced digital technologies and artificial intelligence, Madeira’s development as a technology hub and centre for digital nomads was highlighted. The region attracts IT specialists with favourable taxes, modern infrastructure, and special Digital Nomad visas, providing a framework for future cooperation.The meetings, facilitated by João Bonal Silva, Honorary Consul of Kazakhstan in Madeira, reaffirmed mutual interest in deepening dialogue and expanding practical cooperation between Kazakhstan and the autonomous Portuguese region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-lisbon/press/news/details/1131404?lang=kk

The Department of State Revenues for the East Kazakhstan Region informs that the sale of the described property of a taxpayer with arrears in taxes and other mandatory payments to the budget is being conducted via the information service “Mindet.”The taxpayer is LLP “TRANSPROM VK”, located at the following address: East Kazakhstan Region, Glubokovsky District, Belousovka settlement, 9 Yubileynaya Street, Apt. 9.Object of sale: agricultural machinery — a front-end loader.Appraised valuФe: KZT 8,544,000.Starting price: KZT 5,553,600.Date and time of auction start: December 24, 2025, at 11:00 a.m.Detailed information about the upcoming auction is available on the website: www.e-qazyna.kzфSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1131399?lang=kk

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Today, a regional forum on the topic "Wastefulness is an obstacle to the consistent development of society" was held at the Dostyk House in Shymkent, under the auspices of the Mothers' Council under the city's ANC. The forum, which discussed the formation of a culture of thrift in society, the efficient use of natural resources, and the strengthening of spiritual values, was attended by chairwomen of the Mothers' Councils of Almaty, Shymkent, and Almaty, Kyzylorda, Zhambyl, and Turkestan regions, representatives of the intelligentsia, ethnocultural associations, and public structures. The plenary session was chaired by G. Sugirbayeva, Chairwoman of the Mothers' Council under the Shymkent ANC. A. Amzeeva, Deputy Head of the Shymkent City Internal Policy Department and Head of the City ANC Secretariat, opened the forum and noted the importance of today's meeting. – We believe that honorable mothers will play a special role in further promoting the meaningful thoughts and serious initiatives expressed at the meeting on wastefulness. We believe that if we unite as a society, we can protect the younger generation from social ills and take a leading role in promoting family values. "I wish the Mothers' Councils success in their work to create a healthy, conscious society and educate honest citizens," said the deputy head of the department. The forum will feature the following speakers: G. Turymbetova, head of the department of the M. Auezov State University of Economics and Technology, on the topic "Energy Saving: The Path to a Sustainable Future", E. Myrza-Gali, chairwoman of the Mothers' Council under the Zhambyl Region People's Congress, on the topic "Prevention of Wastefulness: From Fathers - a Commandment, from Mothers - a Trait", P. Sultanbekova, associate professor of the M. Auezov State University of Economics and Technology, on the topic "Problems of Water Deficit in the Southern Region", G. Tokkulova, chairwoman of the Mothers' Council under the Turkestan Region People's Congress, on the topic "Formation of an Anti-Wasteful Culture", I. Imankululy, deputy chief imam of the central mosque of Shymkent, religious scholar, on the topic "Spiritual Education and a Thrifty Lifestyle", O. Tazhibayeva, member of the Commission for Women's Affairs and Family and Demographic Policy under the Akim of Shymkent, on the topic "Spiritual Education and a Thrifty Lifestyle", On the topic "Frugality is the basis of sustainable development", the head of the Scientific and Technological Research Center under the Shymkent Academy of Sciences, the director of the department of the O. Zhanibekov State University of Economics, K. Anarbayev, and other citizens spoke and made recommendations on preventing waste. Mothers who distinguished themselves with their active public service were awarded Letters of Appreciation from the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan and the Republican Mothers' Council. Following the plenary session, the forum participants adopted an appeal calling on society to be frugal, consume responsibly, and preserve spiritual values. It is worth noting that, within the framework of the forum, the chairwomen and members of the Mothers' Councils of the southern regions of the country will visit the "Ibrahim Ata" and "Karachash Ana" mausoleums in Shymkent and participate in an event at the "Arofat" school. They will visit the Schoolchildren's Palace No. 2, which is successfully working to provide high-quality additional education to the younger generation, get acquainted with creative projects at the "Shymkent Creative Hub" center and the successful operation of the "Scientific Laboratory" complex at the M. Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University.

KazAID and the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan Discussed Cooperation ProspectsDecember 24, 2025, Astana — a meeting was held between Chairman of the Board of KazAID Arken Arystanov and Chairperson of the Committee for Civil Society Affairs of the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Gulbara Sultanova.During the meeting, the parties discussed cooperation issues between KazAID and the Ministry of Culture and Information, as well as prospects for implementing joint projects in the context of the proclamation of 2026 as the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development.The meeting confirmed the mutual interest of both sides in developing a partnership aimed at supporting volunteerism, civil society, and sustainable development. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kazaid/press/news/details/1131330?lang=kk

PRESS RELEASE Information on the procedure for termination of activities in the period from January 1 to February 28, 2026 by taxpayers applying separate special tax regimes From January 1, 2026, the Tax Code enters into force, which provides for three special tax regimes (SSRS): 1. for the self-employed; 2. based on a simplified declaration; 3. for peasant or farm enterprises (farms). Accordingly, special tax regimes based on a simplified declaration using a fixed deduction of retail tax have been abolished from January 1, 2026. In the event that taxpayers who applied special tax regimes based on a simplified declaration in 2025, using a fixed deduction or retail tax, decide in January–February 2026 to terminate their activities (liquidation/closure), it should be borne in mind that since January 1, 2026, these regimes have been abolished. Accordingly, the tax reporting forms (TNF) for them will not be available. In this regard, taxpayers who have decided to terminate their activities between January 1 and February 28, 2026, should perform the following actions: 1. submit tax reports, Submit a declaration marked "Regular" for the 4th quarter of 2025, or for the 2nd half of 2025 (depending on the regime); 2. submit a notification on the applicable tax regime with a note in the 2nd section: - on the transition "A to the Tax Code on the basis of a simplified declaration" or "C to the generally established procedure"; - for the reason "A voluntary decision-making". The start date of the selected regime will be January 1, 2026; 3. carry out the termination procedure, namely: - submit a tax application for termination of activity; - submit liquidation tax reports for the 1st half of 2026 for the SNR UD (form 910.00) or for the 1st quarter of 2026 (for 2026) of the year when applying the generally established procedure; - if necessary, provide other relevant documents for termination of operations; Please note that in the absence of timely notification of the applicable tax regime A tax application for termination of business will not be accepted. In this case, the system will display a message: "To terminate your business, you need to submit a notice of the applicable tax regime with a note in the 2nd section." on the basis of a simplified declaration ” or “With. according to the generally established procedure ” for the reason “ of A. voluntary decision-making.” After that, you have the right to terminate your activities."Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1131476?lang=kk

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       On 18–19 December 2025 a seminar “Implementation of Currency Control by Customs Authorities” was held with the support of the OSCE Programme Office in Astana.       The event was aimed at enhancing the professional qualifications of customs officials, as well as addressing current issues related to the practical application of currency legislation in the activities of customs authorities.       The seminar brought together officials from the State Revenue Committee, as well as from territorial state revenue bodies.        The seminar was opened with welcoming remarks by:Dzhumagulov Kairat, Deputy Chairman of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan;Assel Karataeva, Head of the Military-Political Dimension Department of the OSCE Programme Office in Astana.       The organization of this seminar was driven by the growing role of currency control in ensuring the economic security of the state, maintaining the stability of foreign trade operations, and preventing violations of currency legislation.       The seminar lecturer was Ivanushchenko Alevtina, an international expert, Candidate of Economic Sciences, and Associate Professor of the Department of Customs Revenues and Tariff Regulation at the Russian Customs Academy.        Within the framework of the programme, key aspects of the implementation of currency control, liability for violations of currency legislation, as well as best international practices and approaches to the organization of currency control were examined. Particular attention was paid to liability for breaches of currency legislation, as well as to global and Russian experience in monitoring suspicious currency transactions and combating money laundering.       During the two-day seminar, participants analyzed real-life examples of law enforcement practice, discussed mechanisms of interagency cooperation, and reviewed prospects for the development of currency regulation in the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union.       The seminar contributed to enhancing the professional competence of specialists and strengthening the capacity of state revenue authorities in the field of currency control. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1131090?lang=kk

A modern serviceman of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan is not only about uniform, formation, and duty. It is also about character, talent, and a personal story behind each individual — a person with dreams, strength of spirit, and love for the Motherland.The units of the law enforcement troops are home to world champions, acrobats, language experts, poets, and future announcers — people who prove that the army of the 21st century unites not only weapons, but also intellect, culture, and creativity.In 2025, the media spotlighted vivid stories of National Guard servicemen, each reflecting in its own way the modern image of the law enforcement troops.One of them is three-time world champion in kettlebell lifting Erkebulan Keldibayev — a guardsman whom his comrades call “Kazhimukan of the 21st century.” Inspired by the feats of Kazhimukan Munaitpasov, he serves in military unit 5571 in Almaty, simultaneously strengthening his physical fitness and discipline. Through his sport-hardened strength, Erkebulan contributes daily to the security of the metropolis.Another widely recognized serviceman of the law enforcement troops is Batyrkhan Sagidolla, a soldier of the capital’s brigade. During preparations for the military parade, the media repeatedly wrote about the soldier with a strong, announcer-style voice who dreams of one day announcing the country’s main ceremonial event — the Victory Parade. His story resonated strongly with the public, showing that behind the drill step stands a personality with a great dream.Special attention is also deserved by the acrobats who joined the ranks of the guardsmen of military unit 6506 — Arman Kairbayev and Azizbek Kalmaganbetov. Their professional physical training, endurance, and teamwork became an example for their fellow servicemen. They traded the circus arena for the parade ground, and their stage partnership grew into true combat brotherhood. Artists of the “Balausa” circus, now standing in military formation, not only patrol the streets of Shymkent but also motivate other servicemen through their attitude toward service, training, and mutual support.Serving alongside them was guardsman Zhuldyzbek Romashev, who knows dozens of Abai’s poems by heart. On the eve of Abai Day, he actively distinguished himself by participating in thematic events and poetry evenings. His performances reminded everyone that service to the Motherland begins not only with discipline, but also with spiritual values.Private Vladimir Kopylov of military unit 5571 is fluent in five Turkic languages and several rare dialects. This helps him find common ground with citizens of different nationalities while ensuring public order on the streets of Almaty. In addition, Vladimir regularly documents army events and contributes to shaping a positive image of his unit.These stories are vivid proof that today the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a forge of talent, where strong, educated, and versatile individuals serve — people who not only safeguard public order, but also inspire by their example. Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1131096?lang=kk

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