A large-scale modernization of the Medeu High-Mountain Sports Complex is underway in Almaty. It is the venue’s largest technical upgrade in recent decades.The project includes a complete replacement of the 10,500-square-meter ice rink’s technological slab and cooling system. The new equipment will maintain high-quality ice even at air temperatures of up to +15°C.Automation of technological processes and the transition of the heating system to natural gas will reduce energy consumption by 25–30%.At the same time, Medeu’s historic architectural appearance, as a site included on UNESCO’s Tentative List of World Heritage, will be fully preserved.The sports infrastructure will also be upgraded, including new officials’ rooms, a doping-control area and eight new changing rooms of 50 square meters each. The renovated hotel will be able to accommodate up to 140 athletes at a time.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty-us/press/news/details/1283779?lang=ru

Information for employers!The Department for Coordination of Employment and Social Programs of the Akimat of Kostanay Region (hereinafter referred to as the Department) provides the public service "Issuance or extension of permits to employers to attract foreign labor."This public service is fully available on the e-government web portal www.egov.kz, www.elicense.kz, or the migration.enbek.kz portal and is provided in electronic format.Employers planning to attract foreign labor in the coming year must submit their application by October 1 of the current year to the Department, located at the following address: Kostanay, Kasymkanov Street, 34, office 211 application-justification in accordance with Appendix 1 to the Rules for establishing a quota for attracting foreign labor to the Republic of Kazakhstan and its distribution between regions, cities of national significance, and the capital, approved by Order No. 274 of the Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Labor and Social Protection of Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 30, 2023.The application-justification for the attraction of foreign labor by the employer shall not include foreign workers who are citizens of states party to the Agreement on the Legal Status of Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, ratified by Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 27, 2011 No. 442-IV ЗРК.Information on obtaining a permit to hire foreign labor is available on the Department's official website under Main Documents → Public Services (https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-zhumys-aleumettik-korgau/documents/1?activities=37952&lang=ru).For inquiries, call 8 (714 2) 501432.State Institution "Department for Employment Coordinationand Social Programs of the Akimat of Kostanay Region"Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-zhumys-aleumettik-korgau/press/news/details/1283780?lang=ru

Ridder has all the prerequisites to become one of the key mountain tourism centers in Kazakhstan. Its mountainous terrain, long snow season and unique nature create favorable conditions for developing tourism throughout the year — from winter sports to active summer and eco-tourism.Today, 42 tourism facilities are registered in the city. In the first quarter of 2026, Ridder welcomed around 11,000 tourists, including approximately 1,300 foreign visitors.At the same time, the city's tourism infrastructure continues to expand. This year, the Ridder Inn hotel complex and restaurant, worth 750 million tenge, was commissioned. The reconstruction of Ridder Resort Hotel and the Edelweiss tourist base is ongoing, while the Altay Kompas tourist complex project is being implemented.One of the promising projects is the development of the Anatau year-round ski resort. The implementation of the project will significantly expand Ridder's tourism opportunities and help create a full-fledged mountain tourism hub focused on welcoming tourists throughout the year.“Tourists should not come to Ridder just for a few hours, but stay here for several days, use local services and return again,” said Nury mbet Saktaganov, Akim of East Kazakhstan Region.The development of Ridder as a year-round tourist destination will contribute to increasing the length of tourists' stays, creating new opportunities for entrepreneurship, the hotel business and the service sector, as well as further developing the city's economy.Key priorities include further development of tourism infrastructure, increasing the number of accommodation facilities, expanding the range of services and creating favorable conditions for implementing new investment projects in mountain and eco-tourism.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/tourism-vko/press/news/details/1283811?lang=ru

According to the Bureau of National Statistics, monthly inflation in Kazakhstan in August 2026 remained at the July level and amounted to 0.6%. At the same time, food prices declined for the first time since the beginning of the year. Monthly deflation was 0.1%.The slowdown in inflation is facilitated by the implementation, on the instructions of the President, of a set of Government measures aimed at stabilizing prices and ensuring sufficient supply in the domestic market.In August, price decreases were mainly observed for seasonal fruits and vegetables. During the month, prices decreased for 46 food items. A decrease was noted in the main commodity groups. These include vegetables and melons, fruits and berries, meat and fish products, dairy products and baby food, groceries and processed products, confectionery, ready-made products, and beverages.Eggplants decreased in price most noticeably. Prices for them fell by 15.4%. Potatoes became cheaper by 12.3%, sweet peppers by 11.9%, cabbage by 9.7%, grapes by 8.0%, onions by 7.7%, kiwi by 7.3%, and zucchini by 6.6%. Prices for apples, carrots, lemons, beets, mushrooms, pears, and cucumbers also decreased.Positive dynamics are also maintained in annual terms. Food inflation slowed from 13.5% in December 2025 to 9.5% by the end of August 2026.Over the year, prices for eggplants decreased by 46.8%, zucchini by 40.0%, cucumbers by 39.9%, beets by 13.8%, tomatoes by 13.6%, and apples by 10.6%. Garlic, tangerines, cabbage, bananas, rice, oranges, cauliflower, and broccoli also became cheaper.The Government continues to work on reducing factors that affect the final cost of products. Surveys of food markets are being conducted in the regions. Supply chains and rental conditions are being analyzed. Special attention is paid to identifying unnecessary intermediaries.To reduce transportation costs, a preferential tariff for rail transportation of food products is in effect. More than 50 companies have already used it. 38 thousand tons of products have been transported.Work with domestic producers continues. A 20% reduction in electricity tariffs is provided for producers of socially significant food products. Such support is provided upon acceptance of counter-obligations to restrain selling prices.The mechanism of stabilization funds is also being revised. The main focus will be not on the volume of purchased products and the utilization of funds, but on the real impact of the measures taken on the final price. Stabilization mechanisms will be applied in a targeted manner, taking into account the situation for a specific product and region.Control over the movement of products and the effectiveness of funds channeled through social-entrepreneurial corporations is also being strengthened.Special attention is paid to compliance with trade markups. As of August 27, 2026, the territorial departments of the Ministry of Trade and Integration issued 3,096 administrative rulings totaling more than 76 million tenge for exceeding the established 15% trade markup. In 2025, 2,913 rulings were issued for the entire year. Thus, the current year's figure is already higher by 183 cases, or 6.3%.Since the beginning of the year, more than 5,000 agricultural fairs have been held. At these fairs, farmers sell products directly, without intermediaries. It is planned to hold about 4,000 more fairs by the end of the year.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1283813?lang=ru

31 August 2026, Vilnius – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Lithuania Timur Urazayev met with Vice-Minister of Transport and Communications of Lithuania Lukas Paškevičius.The sides discussed current issues of Kazakhstan–Lithuania cooperation in the transport and logistics sector, including prospects for international road transport, the exchange of permits and the possibility of transitioning to an electronic permit system, as well as practical matters related to cargo transit.Particular attention was paid to the digitalisation of the international road transport permit system and Kazakhstan’s experience in this area in cooperation with a number of foreign partners, including Turkey, China, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Georgia. The sides agreed to continue cooperation between the relevant specialists of the two countries’ transport authorities.The Ambassador briefed the Lithuanian side on the dynamic development of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (Middle Corridor) as one of the key transport routes between China and Europe, as well as on Kazakhstan’s large-scale infrastructure modernisation. Lithuanian partners were invited to take a more active part in the development of the Middle Corridor and major investment projects, as well as to participate in the upcoming TransLogistica Kazakhstan international exhibition and the New Silk Way International Transport and Logistics Business Forum in Astana. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-vilnius/press/news/details/1283815?lang=ru

Training Held for Regional Units’ Staff on the Operation of Radio Stations in the Penal Enforcement SystemThe Committee of the Penal Enforcement System organized specialized training for technical specialists from regional departments of the penal enforcement system on the operation of modern radio communication equipment.The training was conducted with the support of foreign specialists and brought together technical specialists from penal enforcement departments representing various regions of Kazakhstan.As part of the course, participants studied in detail the rules for operating radio stations, their configuration and programming procedures, as well as the specifics of technical maintenance and the practical application of radio communication equipment.The training sessions were conducted with the participation of qualified technical specialists and technicians with relevant expertise and practical experience in working with this equipment.Upon completion of the training, the participants enhanced their professional competencies and received official certificates confirming completion of the specialized course.Such training initiatives contribute to improving the technical proficiency of personnel, ensuring the effective use of modern communication equipment, and further enhancing the technical and material capabilities of the penal enforcement system.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ps/press/news/details/1283832?lang=ru

      Today is a special day in Kurchatov—a new school year has begun in all the city's schools. School doors have once again opened to students, teachers, and parents, paving the way for new knowledge, discoveries, and achievements.All of the city's educational institutions held ceremonial assemblies dedicated to Knowledge Day and the start of the new school year. This day was especially exciting for first-graders, who crossed the school threshold for the first time and began their journey into the wonderful world of knowledge.September 1st marks the beginning of a new era, filled with interesting encounters, important discoveries, and new opportunities. At school, children not only gain knowledge but also learn to be friends, think, make decisions, discover their potential, and love their homeland.May the new school year bring all students new knowledge, vivid impressions, interesting discoveries, and worthy achievements. We wish teachers professional success, and parents joy and pride in their children's achievements!Happy Knowledge Day! Happy start of the new school year!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-kurchatov/press/news/details/1283879?lang=ru

The State Revenue Department for the Mangystau Region explains where and how self-employed persons can pay a penalty on social payments and what to check when making the payment. How can a self-employed person pay the penalty? Your situation: You apply the special tax regime for the self-employed and a penalty has been charged on social payments. Where and how can you pay it? A penalty charged for late or incomplete payment of social contributions can be paid through:– mobile apps of second-tier banks (for example, Halyk: Payments → All payments → Government payments → Self-employed);– Kaspi.kz (Public services / Payments → Fines and taxes → Contributions for the self-employed, or the separate penalty payments section);– branches of Kazpost JSC. Check the accrued penalty amount in advance in the e-Salyq Business mobile app or in the taxpayer’s cabinet. Important. Social payments and penalties cannot be paid (debited) through the e-Salyq Business app. The app is used to issue receipts and calculate liabilities.When paying a penalty, select the correct payment purpose code (KNP):– 019 — penalty on mandatory pension contributions (OPC);– 098 — penalty on employer’s mandatory pension contributions (EOPC);– 017 — penalty on social contributions (SC);– 124 — penalty on contributions for compulsory social health insurance (CSHI).The payee is the Non-Profit JSC State Corporation “Government for Citizens”. Please note: social payments of a self-employed person amount to 4% of monthly income (1% each for OPC, EOPC, SC and CSHI). EOPC is not payable by persons born before 1975. The deadline is no later than the 25th day of the month following the month in which income was received. If there was no income in a given month, no payment is charged.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1283894?lang=ru

Astana, September 1, 2026 - Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Arman Issetov held a meeting with Chargé d’Affaires of the Republic of Poland in the Republic of Kazakhstan Michal Labenda.During the meeting, the sides discussed current issues on the bilateral agenda and prospects for further development of Kazakh-Polish cooperation, with particular emphasis placed on strengthening political and interparliamentary interaction.Particular attention was paid to upcoming bilateral events. Having discussed their substantive content and practical implementation, the sides reaffirmed their readiness to maintain close coordination across the relevant areas.At the conclusion of the meeting, the diplomats expressed mutual interest in further developing cooperation between Kazakhstan and Poland.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1283930?lang=ru

A large-scale inventory of the housing stock is beginning in Kazakhstan.All apartment buildings in the country will be compiled into a single registry, listing their address, number of floors, number of apartments and non-residential premises, building condition, elevators, and meters. This work is being carried out in compliance with the Law "On Housing Relations" and as part of the national project "Modernization of the Energy and Utilities Sectors," as well as the planning of state capital repair and technical inspection programs.The inventory covers all buildings that meet the definition of a multi-apartment residential building under Article 2 of the Law "On Housing Relations": a detached building consisting of the common property of a condominium and two or more apartments or non-residential premises. Buildings are included in the inventory regardless of the number of floors, the number of owners, the presence of a registered condominium, and the chosen management structure—including two- and four-apartment buildings in rural areas and buildings for which the management structure has not yet been determined.Each building has a single key in the registry—the address registration code (ARC). This code is used to link information from other sources to the building: technical characteristics of the building, quantitative and qualitative indicators, information about the premises, information about the management structure and condition of elevators, and information about connections to networks and meters.The procedure for transferring information is established by the Rules for the Formation, Processing, Centralized Collection, and Storage of Information in the Sphere of Housing Relations and Housing and Public Utilities. They also define the range of organizations required to transmit data: local executive bodies, natural monopolies, property owners' associations, property owners' cooperatives, and other management entities.Personal data of owners—names, individual identification numbers, information on title documents, and outstanding debts—is not collected during the inventory.What the registry will provide: accurate lists of buildings slated for major repairs and elevator replacement, an understanding of the actual level of metering in buildings, and a calculation of regional network modernization needs based on actual data rather than average estimates. Accurate calculations in utility bills will improve the workflow and maintenance of executive documentation among housing cooperatives, housing associations, and management companies.Data collection is organized by regional akimats through housing inspectorates of districts and cities of regional significance. Notifications and work forms are sent to property owners' associations, representatives of buildings under direct joint management, management entities, and utility providers. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ridder/press/news/details/1283611?lang=ru

Construction and modernization of 10 healthcare facilities are underway in Almaty. This was announced by Nurbоl Nursagatov, Head of the Almaty City Construction Department, at a briefing held at the Regional Communications Service.New clinics and outpatient facilities are being built in the Karagai, Shugyla, Aiteke Bi, Altai-1 and Akzhar microdistricts. Modernization of city hospitals and maternity facilities is also continuing.Projects to reconstruct a multidisciplinary hospital with an oncology center, the City Children’s Rehabilitation Center and the Children’s Infectious Diseases Hospital have received positive state expert reviews.The briefing also covered the implementation of major infrastructure projects in the sports and cultural sectors.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty-us/press/news/details/1283567?lang=ru

Riyadh, August 31, 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Saudi Arabia Madiyar Menilbekov met with Faisal Al-Rabeh, Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer of “Ajlan & Bros Holding Group”.The meeting focused on promising areas of Kazakhstan-Saudi investment cooperation, with particular attention to engagement in the mining and metallurgical sector and development.Madiyar Menilbekov presented Kazakhstan’s investment potential, including opportunities for Saudi businesses to participate in projects related to the development of the country’s mineral resource base, the expansion of processing industries, as well as the implementation of major infrastructure and development projects.The sides noted significant potential for expanding practical cooperation and agreed on further steps to explore promising areas of mutually beneficial partnership.“Ajlan & Bros Holding Group” was founded in 1979 as a textile company. Today, the holding is a diversified private conglomerate in Saudi Arabia, operating across the real estate, energy, mining, finance, and healthcare sectors. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1283541?lang=ru

Riyadh, August 31, 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Madiyar Menilbekov visited the global technology exhibition LEAP 2026 in Riyadh, touring the unified National Pavilion of Kazakhstan organized by the Astana Hub International Technopark. As part of the exposition, Astana Hub presented the country’s digital ecosystem to the international community, highlighting the Digital Nomad Visa and Digital Nomad Residency programs, tax incentives, acceleration initiatives, and venture opportunities for foreign enterprises.Five Kazakhstani startups showcased their innovative solutions at the pavilion: Taulau (AI-powered IT product creation), MediCards (digitalization of dental clinics), DataMost AI (PDPL data protection compliance in KSA), askAlem (AI agent payment security), and Cyberlabs (interactive training cyber range).During meetings with the startup representatives, the Ambassador commended the high technological maturity of the domestic solutions and their strong alignment with the demands of both global and Middle Eastern markets.Kazakhstan’s participation in LEAP 2026 creates significant opportunities for attracting direct venture capital, forging partnerships with regulators and corporations across the MENA region, and reinforcing Kazakhstan's standing as a leading digital hub of Eurasia.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1283545?lang=ru

Астана, 31 августа 2026 года – Заместитель министра иностранных дел Республики Казахстан Алибек Куантыров провел встречу с Заместителем Министра иностранных дел Султаната Оман Халифой Аль-Хариси.В ходе встречи стороны обсудили текущее состояние и перспективы казахско-оманского сотрудничества, а также дальнейшее развитие торгово-экономических и инвестиционных связей.Стороны подчеркнули важность действующих механизмов двустороннего взаимодействия. В частности, отмечена продуктивность первого заседания Межправительственной комиссии между Республикой Казахстан и Султанатом Оман (МПК), состоявшегося в декабре 2025 года. В данном контексте, стороны «сверили часы» по подготовке проведения второго заседания МПК.Особое внимание уделено созданию Казахстанско-Оманского делового совета, а также совместного инвестиционного фонда в целях активизации контактов между деловыми кругами двух стран, расширению инвестиционного взаимодействия и продвижению совместных проектов.В рамках экономической повестки стороны отметили значительный потенциал для расширения сотрудничества в энергетике, горнодобывающей промышленности, транспорте и логистике, сельском хозяйстве, туризме и сфере новых технологий.По итогам встречи стороны подтвердили заинтересованность в дальнейшем укреплении казахско-оманских отношений и договорились продолжить совместную работу по продвижению перспективных направлений сотрудничества.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1283505?lang=ru

From August 24 to 29, 2026, a training course entitled “Functional Testing of Access Control Systems at Nuclear Facilities” was held in Ust-Kamenogorsk at the Crisis Training Center of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The event was organized within the framework of the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program with the participation of the U.S. Department of Defense’s Defense Threat Reduction Agency and the Committee for Atomic Supervision and Control of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Atomic Energy (hereinafter referred to as the Committee).The training was attended by specialists from the Committee, the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the National Nuclear Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Institute of Nuclear Physics, Ulba Metallurgical Plant JSC, Ulba-TVS LLP, and the Mangystau Nuclear Power and Energy Complex LLP.The main objective of the course was to enhance the professional training of specialists in the field of nuclear physical security, improve practical skills in planning, conducting, and documenting functional tests of access control systems, and strengthen knowledge in the field of physical protection of nuclear facilities.The course contributes to further enhancing the professional competence of specialists and improving the nuclear physical security system of nuclear facilities in the Republic of Kazakhstan.Upon completion of the training, participants strengthened their theoretical knowledge and practical skills and received internationally recognized certificates.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/atomic-control/press/news/details/1283476?lang=ru

September 1st — is a special day for every family. For first-graders, it opens a new chapter in life; for graduates, it becomes another step toward an adult future; and for teachers and parents — the beginning of a new stage of joint work.Today, our country faces important tasks — improving the quality of education, developing science and modern technologies, and nurturing an educated, responsible, and patriotic youth. It is in school that the knowledge, skills, and values that determine the future of our children and the entire country are formed.The state pays special attention to the development of the education system, creating decent conditions for learning and supporting teachers. But the most important remains the daily work of the teacher, the support of the family, and the aspiration of every student for knowledge.I wish that the new academic year brings all of us interesting discoveries, significant achievements, and confidence in our abilities. May children learn with interest and reveal their talents, may teachers find inspiration in their work, and may parents rejoice in their children's successes. I wish everyone strong health, well-being, peace, and new opportunities to realize the kindest and boldest plans. Happy Knowledge Day! Akim of the district                                                                              K. MurzhakupovSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-bmalin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1283430?lang=ru

In Almaty, systematic work continues to implement the Head of State’s instructions to provide citizens with affordable housing, including the construction and allocation of new apartments to city residents.Almaty Mayor Darkhan Satybaldy took part in the second stage of handing over keys to new apartments.In July, as part of the first stage, 885 families received the keys to their new homes. During the second stage, 1,832 apartments are planned to be allocated, with 946 families having already received the keys to their new apartments.Thus, following the results of the first two stages, the housing conditions of approximately 2,700 Almaty families will be improved.Priority in the allocation of housing is given to socially vulnerable groups, including orphans, people with disabilities, and families raising children with special needs.This year, the Almaty City Construction Department continues to implement housing development projects. Construction is underway to complete 29 multi-apartment residential buildings in the Zhas-Kanat and Kalkaman microdistricts.To date, construction of 17 buildings has been completed: 7 buildings in the Kalkaman-2 microdistrict and 10 buildings in the Zhas-Kanat microdistrict. These buildings contain 1,366 apartments with a total area of 74,467 square meters.Technical passports for the completed residential buildings are currently being processed.Work on the construction of new housing and on improving the living conditions of Almaty residents will continue.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty-us/press/news/details/1283431?lang=ru

Construction of 64 social facilities is underway in Almaty this year, with 30 of them scheduled to be commissioned by the end of the year. Design and estimate documentation is also being prepared for another 64 projects.This was announced by Nurbоl Nursagatov, Head of the Almaty City Construction Department, during a briefing held ahead of Builders’ Day.Construction of 17 out of 29 residential buildings in the Zhas-Kanat and Kalkaman microdistricts has been completed. The city also plans to purchase 6,353 ready-to-move-in apartments for socially vulnerable citizens.Modernization of 31 schools is underway. Six new schools with a total capacity of 3,725 students are being built, while seven schools are being modernized. Creativity centers are also being developed in Sayaly and Zhas-Kanat, alongside a 550-seat school in Zerdeli, an additional building for School No. 16, and two kindergartens.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty-us/press/news/details/1283438?lang=ru

The Department of State Revenues for Astana reminds taxpayers that, in accordance with Article 189 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a temporary restriction on departure from the Republic of Kazakhstan may be imposed on the first executives of legal entities, individual entrepreneurs, and persons engaged in private practice.This measure may be applied if the tax debt exceeds the established threshold, remains unpaid for more than three months, and the tax authority has already taken compulsory collection measures.After the tax debt is repaid or the tax liability is terminated, the restriction is lifted in accordance with the procedure established by law.The Department of State Revenues for Astana recommends that taxpayers fulfill their tax obligations in a timely manner and monitor the status of their settlements with the budget in order to avoid the application of compulsory collection measures.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-astana/press/news/details/1283463?lang=ru

📌 The correct determination of the country of origin of goods is a key element in the application of anti-dumping measures. Within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), unified approaches to determining the origin of goods are applied.The legal framework is established by the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union dated 29 May 2014, the EAEU Customs Code, and Decision No. 49 of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission dated 13 July 2018, which approved the non-preferential rules for determining the origin of goods.🔎 Criteria for Determining the Country of OriginFor non-preferential purposes, the country of origin of goods is considered to be the country in which the goods were wholly produced or underwent sufficient processing.Where materials originating in different countries are used in the production of goods, the country of origin is determined based on the criteria of sufficient processing. These criteria include a change in the tariff classification code of the goods, the ad valorem share criterion, or the performance of specific production or technological operations.📄 Confirmation of the Country of OriginWhen applying measures to protect the domestic market that are contingent upon the origin of goods, the country of origin is confirmed by a certificate of origin.The certificate is issued by an authorized body for a single consignment of goods.In certain cases, the origin of goods may be confirmed by a declaration of origin. In particular, this applies where the total customs value of a consignment of identical goods does not exceed the amount equivalent to EUR 1,500, subject to compliance with the conditions established by the Rules.✅ ConclusionTherefore, the determination of the country of origin in the application of anti-dumping measures is directly relevant to establishing whether the respective measure applies to the imported goods. Proper documentary confirmation of the country of origin ensures the correct application of measures aimed at protecting the domestic market.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1283469?lang=ru