The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan took part in the second meeting of the Working Group under the EEC Consultative Committee on Customs Regulation (with the participation of representatives of Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Kazakhstan, as well as the invited party – the Republic of Uzbekistan), where joint measures to counteract the illegal import and distribution of tobacco and nicotine-containing products within the Union countries were discussed.       The Kazakhstani side presented updated information on the situation at the borders and key results of the SRC’s efforts to suppress illegal supplies of tobacco products. It was noted that strengthened control, the introduction of electronic accompanying invoices, and the use of a risk management system make it possible to timely detect attempts of unlawful movement of high-risk goods and reduce the scale of the shadow market.       During the meeting, representatives of the customs services of the EAEU member states exchanged data on detected violations and control tools proven effective. The discussions also covered issues of harmonizing procedures, improving information exchange, and using digital solutions to enhance transparency of goods flows.       The importance of uniting the efforts of the Union countries was emphasized, and readiness to continue participation in developing practical mechanisms aimed at reducing the illegal turnover of tobacco products and protecting bona fide businesses was confirmed.       The SRC will continue active work to improve control at external and internal borders, develop digital tools, and strengthen coordination with the EAEU member states. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1123287?lang=kk

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Astana, December 10, 2025 – A scientific and practical conference entitled “Human Rights and the Development of the Penitentiary System: National Priorities and International Standards” was held on the occasion of the International Human Rights Day and the 77th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The event was organized by the Commissioner for Human Rights in cooperation with UNDP Kazakhstan, the Council of Europe, the OSCE Programme Office in Astana and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The conference discussed strategic and pressing issues related to ensuring human rights in places of deprivation of liberty, developing systems for the resocialization of convicted persons, as well as strengthening cooperation between state bodies, international organizations and the human rights community.In his welcoming remarks, Commissioner for Human Rights Artur Lastayev underlined that Kazakhstan continues its consistent efforts to humanize the penal system. He noted that the human rights protection must be ensured even beyond the walls of correctional institutions, and that a humane, rehabilitation-oriented penitentiary system is a key factor in reducing recidivism. Kazakhstan is steadily strengthening mechanisms to protect the rights of persons in places of deprivation of liberty, expanding public oversight and introducing international standards for the treatment of prisoners, whereas the gradual reform of the penal system has made it possible to significantly reduce the prison population.The UNDP Deputy Resident Representative in Kazakhstan Sukhrob Khojimаtov welcomed the country’s efforts to ensure human rights in closed institutions, Kazakhstan’s accession to the Optional Protocol to the UN Convention against Torture and the establishment of a National Preventive Mechanism (NPM), while stressing the importance of further strengthening its institutional capacity, ensuring the independence of monitoring visits and effectively implementing recommendations in practice.The EU Ambassador to the Republic of Kazakhstan Aleška Simkić emphasized the importance of projects implemented jointly with Kazakhstan in the areas of the rule of law and human rights, while highlighting the key role of international human rights mechanisms and standards in modernizing the national penitentiary system and strengthening guarantees of the rights of persons in places of deprivation of liberty.The Regional Representative of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights for Central Asia Matilda Bogner noted the importance of the NPM and continued reforms of the penitentiary system in preventing torture.In his turn, the Ambassador-at-Large of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Stanislav Vassilenko underlined the growing role of the institution of the Commissioner for Human Rights, the Coordinating Council, and the NPM. Their systematic monitoring, recommendations and expert work are an essential element of the national architecture for the protection of human rights. He recalled that Kazakhstan successfully presented its Fourth National Report under the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) and its Third Periodic Report on the implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) at the 144th session of the UN Human Rights Committee. UN experts highly commended the abolition of the death penalty, the strengthening of the Ombudsman institution and the NPM, as well as progress in promoting gender equality, political inclusion and steps to enhance the independence of the judiciary.The event brought together representatives of state bodies, the judiciary and law enforcement system, civil society institutions, as well as partners from international and regional organizations working in the field of human rights protection and penitentiary reform.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-pretoria/press/news/details/1129086?lang=kk

Nairobi, 9 December 2025 – as part of participation in the 7th session of the UN Environment Assembly, taking place in Nairobi from 8 to 12 December 2025, the delegation of Kazakhstan organized an official side event on the topic “Drying Seas and Lakes - A Global Catastrophe of the 21st Century: Regional Responses through the Cases of the Caspian and Aral Seas, and Experiences from Africa, the Americas, Europe, and Asia”The event was attended by delegations of UN member states, the UN leadership, including the Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme I.Anderson, the UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe T.Molchan, the Secretary-General of the Convention on Wetlands M. Mumba, the former Minister of Ecological Transition and Ambassador for the Environment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France B.Pompili, the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea A.Orazbay.The delegation of Kazakhstan organized the official side event to draw the global community's attention to the problems of drying up seas and lakes and to demonstrate how Central Asia's experience can be useful for other regions.Forum participants examined regional challenges and opportunities related to the drying up of seas and lakes in countries across Africa, Latin America, and Asia, with an emphasis on integrated transboundary actions to restore ecosystems and strengthen community resilience. They highly praised Kazakhstan's efforts to address environmental issues, including the holding of the Regional Environmental Summit, which will be held in Astana in 2026 at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan K.Tokayev. Kazakhstan's leadership in promoting sustainable development issues for Central Asian countries, as well as measures to preserve biodiversity and protect water resources, was particularly noted.Following the event, participants recognized the need for urgent and collaborative action to combat the drying up of seas and lakes as one of the greatest environmental threats of the 21st century, mobilize international cooperation between countries and regions to share knowledge, best practices, and innovative solutions in ecosystem restoration and integrated water resources management, and promote nature-based solutions as a universal and cost-effective tool for adapting to climate change and strengthening water security for all regions of the world.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-nairobi/press/news/details/1123220?lang=kk

Geneva, 10 December 2025 – On 10 and 12 December, the Trade Policy Review of Vanuatu is taking place at the headquarters of the World Trade Organization under the chairmanship of H.E. Ambassador Kairat Torebayev, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the WTO and Chair of the Trade Policy Review Body.The delegation of Vanuatu is led by H.E. Ambassador Sambuya Antas, Permanent Representative of Vanuatu to the WTO. During the meeting, Vanuatu presented information on its trade and economic developments, including progress under Vision 2030, measures to support economic recovery following natural disasters and the pandemic, reforms in digital trade and investment policies, and the modernization of trade facilitation procedures. Members also discussed efforts to strengthen export potential in agriculture, tourism and services, as well as steps to enhance the economy’s resilience to climate-related risks and natural disasters.WTO Members commended Vanuatu’s strong commitment to the multilateral trading system, its active engagement in the work of WTO bodies and in discussions on WTO reform, including on trade facilitation, investment facilitation, e-commerce and sustainable fisheries management. Members also underlined Vanuatu’s important role in advancing the climate agenda and advocating for the interests of small island developing states.Chair Torebayev thanked Vanuatu and WTO Members for a constructive and substantive exchange of views. He emphasized that Trade Policy Reviews are an essential mechanism for enhancing transparency, building trust and supporting reforms that foster sustainable economic growth and development.The Trade Policy Review of Vanuatu is the final Trade Policy Review scheduled in 2025. In total, 16 Trade Policy Reviews were conducted under the WTO’s Trade Policy Review Mechanism this year, contributing to greater openness and predictability in Members’ trade regimes. The next Trade Policy Review within the WTO will take place in February 2026 and will be dedicated to The Gambia.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-wto/press/news/details/1123229?lang=kk

During the meeting, the parties exchanged views on issues related to the stay of Kazakh citizens in the province, migration registration, as well as the provision of consular and migration services. Practical aspects of cooperation between the Consulate General and the Migration Directorate were discussed.To ensure timely response to various situations, working contacts were established and mechanisms for interaction were defined.The meeting was held in a constructive and businesslike atmosphere.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-izmir/press/news/details/1123230?lang=kk

Washington, December 9, 2025 – The Microsoft Center for Policy and Innovation hosted an expert discussion focused on Central Asia’s role in shaping a new geopolitical and economic architecture.The event brought together representatives of the U.S. Government and Congress, along with leading experts from the academic and analytical community.Speakers emphasized that the region is entering a period of “renaissance” in its relations with the United States and now occupies an increasingly prominent place in Washington’s foreign-policy agenda. They pointed to the “C5+1” Summit held in Washington, DC, on November 6, 2025, the growing intensity of trade and economic engagement, and recent visits by high-level delegations.Experts highlighted the “C5+1” format and its potential evolution into “C6+1” as a foundation for building a full-fledged intergovernmental mechanism with a permanent secretariat. In this context, participants underscored Kazakhstan’s leading role as the region’s largest economy, a driver of integration processes, and a country with significant institutional and infrastructural capacity.Speakers also drew special attention to Central Asia’s strategic importance in transit and logistics. They noted the rapid development of the Middle Corridor and other routes, which shape a modern configuration of the Silk Road and turn the region into one of the key hubs of global transport connectivity.Participants examined Central Asia’s prospects as a source of energy resources and critical minerals, as well as a future center for digital infrastructure.American experts stressed the need to align U.S. policies and regulations with real business needs. They highlighted priorities such as removing outdated restrictions, creating more predictable conditions for investors, and supporting greater participation of the U.S. private sector in projects across Central Asia.The event concluded with a Q&A session, during which participants exchanged views on the prospects for further cooperation between Central Asian countries and the United States.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-washington/press/news/details/1123255?lang=kk

Today, a festive concert program entitled "The Future of an Independent Country - Youth" was held at the Friendship House of Shymkent, dedicated to the Independence Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan, organized by the youth of the city Assembly. The event was attended by Nurken Alimkulov, head of the "Public Agreement" KMU of the Shymkent city internal policy department, chairmen and activists of the city's ethno-cultural associations, as well as city residents. The main goal of the concert is to promote the creative potential of young people, promote the national cultural heritage, and strengthen the continuity of generations. The program will highlight the contribution of young people to the development of our independent country, and special attention will be paid to the formation of a sense of patriotism through art. The event opened with a poetic and choreographic composition entitled "Generation Continuity - The Guarantee of Independence." On stage, young students depicted the path of prosperity and achievements of our country, and the "Shamsinur" dance ensemble performed the dance "Mereke", giving the audience a high mood. Nurken Alimkulov, head of the Shymkent city "Social Agreement" KMU, made a speech and said, "Today's event is an important event designed to showcase the creativity of our youth and strengthen the continuity of generations. We believe in young people and believe that their contribution to the development of our independent country is great. Our task is to give the younger generation the right direction, develop their creative abilities, and provide opportunities for patriotic education. This is not only a cultural event, but also an important initiative to explain the meaning of independence and encourage young people to serve the country." During the concert, works of various genres and directions were presented to the audience. Students of the O. Zhanibekov OKMPU held a fashion show of the "San" theater. In addition, the laureate of the republican competitions Izatullaeva Zardiana performed two songs, and the song "Zhanym" from the repertoire of the Urker group was performed by the laureate of the republican competitions Oleg Vimenko. At the finale of the event, the song "Kazakhstan is my country" was sung, and all the performers and flag-bearers on stage joined in the song along with the audience. It should be noted that the main task of the "Assembly Youth" public association is to develop and unite youth on the basis of public agreement and national unity of the people of Kazakhstan, to support youth initiatives and develop social activity within the framework of the activities of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan, to carry out cultural and educational activities, to assist in the formation of public agreement among youth, to form a political and legal culture of youth based on democratic norms, to involve ethnic youth in the process of learning the state language, popularizing it and promoting it as a language of interethnic communication, to involve youth from ethnocultural and other associations in holding patriotic socio-political events, interethnic and intercultural dialogue, and to support the development of volunteering and charitable activities among youth.

The meeting focused on expanding inter-university cooperation and discussing the conditions of Kazakhstani students studying at the university.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-izmir/press/news/details/1123206?lang=kk

The Permanent Mission of Kazakhstan took part in the annual charity bazaar at the Palais des Nations, organized by the United Nations Women’s Guild (UNWG).Since 1976, the bazaar has brought together a rich diversity of nationalities and cultures for a common goal – supporting vulnerable children around the world. Throughout its existence, it has become one of the most anticipated public events for the international community in Geneva, gathering hundreds of participants each year.The Permanent Mission of Kazakhstan presented its products at a national stand, featuring Kazakh chocolate, traditional kurt, as well as national souvenirs, handicrafts, and books.The bazaar provided a valuable opportunity to promote Kazakh culture and strengthen cultural engagement within Geneva’s international community. All raised funds were donated to charitable organizations supporting children in various regions worldwide.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-geneva/press/news/details/1123189?lang=kk

Astana, December 10, 2025 – At the initiative of the Canadian side, a telephone conversation took place between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada Anita Anand.Minister Kosherbayev took the opportunity to congratulate Canada on its successful chairmanship of the Group of Seven (G7). He noted the high level of bilateral economic cooperation, the positive dynamics of trade turnover, as well as the implementation of a number of major investment projects with Canadian companies such as Cameco, Ivanhoe, Teck Resources, First Quantum Minerals, and B2Gold.For her part, Minister Anand emphasized Canada’s interest in further expanding cooperation in the trade and economic, energy, investment, innovation, and education spheres, expressing readiness to maintain regular political dialogue and high-level exchanges.The ministers also «compared the notes» on key issues of the international agenda and on current aspects of cooperation within multilateral formats.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1123204?lang=kk

On December 16, the opening of the "Independence-Fundamentals" week was held at secondary school No. 190, dedicated to Independence Day.Purpose: To educate students to love the Motherland, understand the dignity of Independence, and glorify the national spirit. To pave the way for events to be held as part of Independence Week.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-kazaly-kolaryq/press/news/details/1123137?lang=kk

       Today, Kurchatov Mayor B.T. Abdraliev held a meeting with the public, during which he detailed the work accomplished over the year, key achievements, and plans for the future. He emphasized that the city will develop in all areas, and a solid foundation has already been laid for this. Over the past period, numerous tasks have been accomplished: significant projects have been implemented, a number of pressing issues have been resolved, and systematic work to improve the city's infrastructure and enhance the quality of life for Kurchatov residents has continued. During the meeting, Bolat Tansykbaevich listened to residents' suggestions and comments. He noted that feedback is an important tool in planning the city's future development, allowing for timely adjustments to priorities and more confident progress.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-kurchatov/press/news/details/1123143?lang=kk

The readiness check of the new snow receiving range has been completed in the city. Previously, four such sites were operating, but this year a fifth landfill was introduced. This will evenly distribute the load and speed up snow removal from different areas of the city.The installation of control and weighing points has been completed at all five landfills. The contractors have purchased and implemented five sets of hardware and software. The scale automatically records the weight of the car, date, time and photo. All information is transmitted to the Aikey system, where reports are generated for each flight and each contractor.This system eliminates attempts to overestimate the volume of snow removed. Now you can see the real picture: how much was exported, by whom, when, and with what equipment. This will strengthen control over budget spending and ensure transparency in the system of winter maintenance of urban roads.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-kalasy-akimat/press/news/details/1123124?lang=kk

      The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan has developed a new order in accordance with paragraph 15 of Article 175 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 7, 2025 No. 682.     The order has developed rules for obtaining, accounting, storing, issuing accounting and control stamps and submitting obligations, a report from the manufacturer on the payment of excise duty and (or) the importer on the intended use of accounting and control stamps, as well as accounting and the amount of security for such obligations, and labeling (relabeling) alcoholic beverages, with the exception of bulk wine (wine materials), beer and beer drink, accounting and control marks, as well as the forms, contents and elements of protection of accounting and control marks.      The order regulates the establishment of:    – the procedure for labeling alcoholic beverages, with the exception of bulk wine (wine materials), beer and beer drinks with accounting and control stamps;    – the procedure and timing of the re-labeling of alcoholic beverages with accounting and control marks;    – forms, contents and elements of protection of accounting and control stamps;   – the procedure for the provision of public services «Issuance of accounting and control stamps for alcoholic beverages (with the exception of bottled wine and brewing products)»;   – the procedure for submitting the manufacturer's obligation and report on the payment of excise duty, and the importer's obligation and report on the intended use of accounting and control marks;   – the order of accounting and storage of accounting and control stamps;   – the accounting procedure for excise duty obligations;   – the accounting procedure for the money deposited into the temporary placement account of the state revenue authority;   – the accounting procedure for the bank guarantee;    – the accounting procedure for the guarantee agreement;    – the accounting procedure for the pledge of property;    – the procedure for appealing decisions, actions (inaction) of the service provider and (or) its officials on the provision of public services;     – the amount of the obligation to pay excise tax by a person engaged in the production of alcoholic beverages in the Republic of Kazakhstan and (or) on the intended use of accounting and control marks when importing alcoholic beverages into the Republic of Kazakhstan.    Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1123061?lang=kk

Since the beginning of 2025, the Department of Trade and Protection of Consumer Rights in the Aktobe region has conducted a series of unscheduled inspections of trade enterprises that violated the requirements of the law on the application of marginal trade surcharges to socially significant food products. As a result of these measures, 116 entrepreneurs were brought to administrative responsibility.A detailed analysis of the formation of prices for basic social products was carried out in cooperation with the Department of Analytical Developments of the DER in the Aktobe region. Monitoring revealed serious violations. "Elit Product" LLP sold butter, eggs and flour with an excess of the maximum allowable trade markup more than five times. For repeated violations during the year, the company was fined 10 MRP under article 204-4, part 2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Individual entrepreneur "Kazbergenova" also increased the trade allowance - 3.5 times higher than the established norm. As a repeat offender, the entrepreneur is held liable under the same article and fined 10 MRP. LLP "NuroptTorg" allowed an excess of trade allowance by 3.5 times, for which it received a fine in the amount of 5 MRP according to article 204-4, part 1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan.For each identified fact, an administrative protocol was drawn up, a fine was imposed and mandatory instructions were issued to bring the price in line with the legislation. The department notes that compliance with the requirements for limiting the trade allowance is an absolute obligation of all trade entities, and any violations will be stopped in accordance with the established procedure.According to the results of 11 months of 2025, the amount of imposed fines amounted to 412,860 tenge under article 204-4 parts 1 and 2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses and 141,552 tenge under article 193 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. The Department continues to monitor the retail market and reminds that the protection of consumer rights and prevention of unreasonable price increases remain the priority of its activities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1123027?lang=kk

By Order of the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 13, 2023, No. 899, the "Action Plan for legal explanatory work for 2024-2026" was approved. The purpose of the plan is to provide access to legal information. Legal culture is an integral part of the social life of society, which indicates that citizens are aware of their rights and responsibilities, knowledge of the law and respect for the rule of law. According to this plan, a law office is operating in the building of the State Institution "Akim's Office of Saryterek rural district". This allows citizens to receive the necessary information about their rights and responsibilities at any time. Working hours: working days 08:00-17:30break: 12:00-13:30Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-zaysan-saryterek/press/news/details/1123005?lang=kk

On December 9, 2025, in the city of Astana, at the venue of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a solemn award ceremony was held to honor the winners of the “Best Customs Post” initiative.The initiative was organized by the State Revenue Committee with the aim of encouraging the achievements of territorial units, strengthening effective cooperation, exchanging experience, and implementing best practices in the provision of public customs services, as well as advancing the Committee’s key strategic goals in the field of customs affairs.The event was attended by representatives of the State Revenue Committee, deputy heads of state revenue authorities overseeing customs activities, and heads of customs posts and public service departments.Based on the performance of customs posts for the reporting period, 14 nominees from all territorial state revenue authorities were selected. The winner in the category “Best Inland Customs Post” was the “Ust-Kamenogorsk – Customs Clearance Center” customs post.This recognition confirms the high effectiveness of the work carried out by the team of the “Ust-Kamenogorsk – CCC” Customs Post of the State Revenue Department for the East Kazakhstan Region, as well as their professionalism, responsible attitude toward their official duties, and implementation of modern approaches in providing public services at the level of customs control.The achievement of the “Ust-Kamenogorsk – CCC” Customs Post of the ERD for East Kazakhstan Region serves as a motivation for further development and the application of advanced experience in the field of customs administration.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1123018?lang=kk

      Starting from January 1, 2026, the updated Rules for calculating the Tax Burden Coefficient (hereinafter referred to as TBC) will come into effect. The new provisions are set out in the Tax Code (paragraph 2 of Article 45) and in the Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 620 dated October 23, 2025, “On the approval of the Rules for calculating the Tax Burden Coefficient.”      The following innovations are introduced for calculating the TBC:the average industry TBC will be calculated separately for taxpayers applying the special tax regime and for those on the general taxation regime;the average industry TBC will now be calculated once a year as of May 1 of the year following the reporting year.      These changes aim to promote fair competition, increase transparency in business activities, and reduce the shadow economy.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1122978?lang=kk

Kazakhstan is transitioning to a preventive digital model of state audit, where risks are identified in a timely manner and blocked remotely. This was announced by Yerzhan Mynzhasarov, Chairman of the Internal State Audit Committee of the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan, at a briefing at the Central Communications Service.The ministry's strategy is to introduce automated analysis systems, integrate with state databases, and use artificial intelligence algorithms for real-time monitoring. Thanks to the new online budget monitoring in the State Planning system, it was possible to identify and prevent unjustified spending plans for 2026-2028 amounting to 1.5 trillion tenge even before the budget was approved.Yerzhan Mynzhasarov reported that in the social sphere, with the help of digital solutions, the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan has prevented fraudulent schemes involving the payment of salaries worth 1.4 billion tenge. Automated monitoring makes it possible to eradicate systemic theft in the education sector under the guise of salary payments.As part of the control over public procurement in the current year, online monitoring covered about 5,000 payments worth 1.1 trillion tenge. Of these, 694 risky transfers worth 184.2 billion tenge were identified. The audit results revealed financial violations amounting to 59.5 billion tenge, and suppliers were charged a penalty of more than 237 million tenge.Electronic auditing, fully implemented since 2021, has proven to be highly effective. Since its launch, 804 remote audits have been conducted, identifying violations amounting to over 120 billion tenge. This system has minimized corruption risks by eliminating direct contact with those being audited and reduced travel expenses per auditor by almost 4.5 times.Effective working models have been recognized at the international level. For example, the PEMPAL community of internal auditors highly praised Kazakhstan's experience in digitalization. The Committee's work on the “Internal Audit Effectiveness” indicator received the highest rating of “A” from experts at the World Bank and Asian Development Bank."One of the ambitious tasks we have set ourselves is the complete digitization of the Committee's audit activities. This will ensure continuous control over the movement of state funds. This approach is fully in line with the instructions of the Head of State. The goal of our work is to make the work of state bodies as transparent and effective as possible," concluded Yerzhan Mynzhasarov, Chairman of the Internal State Audit Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1122931?lang=kk