Railway transport is the lifeblood of the country's economy, and the number of professionals working faithfully in this field is significant. One of them is Dauletbayev Nurzhan. He has been working in the railway industry for 16 years and 11 months. He began his career as an assistant driver at the Turkestan Locomotive Operation Depot, gaining experience. Currently, he is performing the highly responsible position of a driver with honor. The professional knowledge and experience accumulated over the years have given Nurzhan the perfect opportunity to be entrusted with the reins of a locomotive. He takes his job seriously and considers the safety and quality of each trip to be his main task. Thanks to the tireless work of specialists like Nurzhan, who work in the railway sector, both passenger transportation and cargo delivery services are carried out on time and systematically. #Railway #Driver #Worker #Working #SafeTravel #RailwayIndustry #WorkingMen #Turkestan #Shymkent #KazakhstanRailway

In his September 8, 2025, Address, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev outlined a number of specific instructions aimed at taking the agro-industrial complex to a new level. The head of state instructed the government to adopt a special program to stimulate container shipping. The document should include effective measures to develop multimodal routes. This step will not only fully supply the domestic market with high-quality products but also increase the country's export potential. Particular attention was paid to the efficient use of agricultural land. The President noted the need to improve the satellite monitoring system. Artificial intelligence technologies will be implemented to ensure transparency and effective monitoring. One of the strategic goals outlined in the Address is to minimize the national food market's dependence on imports. To achieve this, the key priorities remain supporting domestic production, developing agribusiness, and implementing innovative solutions. As the Head of State emphasized, the creation and modernization of agricultural hubs and logistics centers will also be an important element in the industry's development. This will improve the collection, storage, and transportation of agricultural products. #PresidentialMessages2025 #ContainerTransportation #MultimodalRoutes #AgroHubs #Logistics #ArtificialIntelligence #AgroMonitoring #ImportReduction #Kazakhstan

The Address of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, dated September 8, 2025, outlined strategic directions that will provide impetus for the country's sustainable development. The Head of State noted the need to adapt the agro-economic sector to advanced models, digitize agriculture, introduce innovative technologies, and ensure food security. At the same time, the task was set to develop special economic zones, improve management mechanisms, and increase investment attractiveness. The President emphasized the importance of identifying new deposits through the introduction of modern digital solutions and artificial intelligence in subsoil exploration. The focus is also on raising the manufacturing industry to a new level. It is planned to make this sector a key driver of the economy by introducing innovations, expanding export potential, and improving the quality of personnel. These initiatives will ensure the industrial and innovative development of the country and will form the basis for the qualitative growth of the national economy. #Address2025 #Tokayev #Economy #AgriculturalSector #ManufacturingIndustry #Digitalization #Innovation

From the Address to the People of Kazakhstan by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dated September 8, 2025: Competition for transit routes is intensifying in the world. Cheaper alternative routes and new routes are being proposed. Kazakhstan needs to act proactively in this situation and always be one step ahead. This will contribute to increasing the transit potential of the country and strengthening its role in international transport corridors. The Head of State also stressed the importance of comprehensive modernization of energy sources. Large-scale projects are being implemented with the participation of foreign investors. Over the next five years, it is planned to commission "green" energy facilities with a capacity of 6.3 gigawatts. These initiatives are aimed at the sustainable development of Kazakhstan, ensuring its energy security, and increasing its international competitiveness. #Zholdau2025 #Transit #Energy #GreenEnergy #Investment #Development

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale cleanup event took place at the A. Askarov Shymkent State Arboretum . The event, part of the national environmental project "Clean Kazakhstan," became one of the most notable city improvement initiatives of the month. The organizers emphasize that the main goal of the cleanup is not only to clean up the park but also to foster environmental awareness and a respectful attitude toward green spaces and nature in general among city residents. The key objectives of the campaign include: cleaning the area from household and construction waste, care of green spaces, the formation of a tradition of citizen participation in improvements, creating favorable conditions for recreation for residents and visitors of the city. The A. Askarov Arboretum is a unique natural area home to thousands of species of trees, shrubs, and rare plants. Its well-being directly impacts the city's ecological balance. Therefore, holding cleanup days there is especially important. The work covered almost the entire park. Participants completed a wide range of tasks: The area has been cleared of household waste, dry branches and fallen leaves. Tree and shrub care activities were carried out: sanitary pruning, fertilizing, watering. Dried and hazardous trees that were hindering the growth of young plants were cut down and removed. Pedestrian paths, entrance areas and benches for resting people have been cleared. Flower beds and ornamental flower gardens have been tidied up. Not only utility workers and specialized equipment, but also dozens of volunteers were involved in the work. This combined effort made it possible to complete a large-scale cleanup in a single day. Representatives of government organizations, students, schoolchildren, pensioners, and ordinary city residents concerned about environmental issues took part in the cleanup. Young people were especially active. University students not only worked alongside adults but also led an awareness campaign on social media. They shared photos and videos from the event, encouraging their followers to participate in similar events. The words of a participant, student Aruzhan, sounded especially vivid: "When we care for nature, we care for the future. For me, this cleanup day was an important reminder that the cleanliness and order of our surroundings depends on each of us." Honored city resident, pensioner Zhumabay-ata, noted: "I often walk here with my grandchildren. I want the park to stay clean and beautiful. Today, I'm glad to see so many people come to help." The cleanup day's organizers emphasized that such events are important not only from a practical standpoint. They also help people understand the need for a responsible approach to nature. Environmentalists reminded participants of simple but important rules: sort household waste, reduce the use of plastic, maintain cleanliness in public places, participate in the planting of trees and green spaces. According to them, only through the joint efforts of city residents and authorities can sustainable results be achieved. The A. Askarov Arboretum is more than just a recreational area. It is a true "green lung" of Shymkent, serving educational, environmental, and scientific functions. The park hosts excursions for schoolchildren and students, environmental lessons, and observations of rare plant species. It preserves biological diversity, which is valuable not only for the city but for the entire country. Maintaining the cleanliness and well-being of the arboretum is directly linked to the quality of life of its residents. Clean air, well-maintained trees, and beautiful walking areas make it an attractive place for relaxation and leisure. The cleanup day on September 6, 2025, was another step in the implementation of the large-scale environmental program "Clean Kazakhstan." In just a few hours, joint efforts not only cleaned the arboretum but also reminded city residents that environmental protection is a shared responsibility. The organizers expressed gratitude to all participants and emphasized that such events will continue on a regular basis.

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale Saturday was organized on the territory of the A. Askarov State Dendrological Park in Shymkent. This event was held within the framework of the "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental project, which has become a tradition in our country. The main purpose of the Sabbath is not only to collect garbage, but also: environmental cleaning, maintenance of green areas, creating an ecological culture among the population, Promoting the ideas of protecting nature. Dendrological Park is one of the favorite recreation areas for Shymkent residents. Thousands of tree species grow here and rare plants are preserved. Therefore, maintaining cleanliness and caring for plants in the park are important for the ecological safety of the city. During the Sabbath, work was carried out on a large area: The park area was cleaned and household waste was collected. Special attention was paid to walking paths, recreation areas, and green areas. Trees and shrubs were cared for. Specialists and volunteers watered them, trimmed excess branches, and took measures to protect them from pests. Dead trees and bushes have been cut down. This will renew the greenery of the park and create favorable conditions for the natural growth of plants. Pedestrian paths and entrance areas have been cleaned, and ornamental flower beds have been put in order. Not only special equipment and workers, but also residents were mobilized for the Sabbath. This, in turn, was an example of the joint work of society and the authorities. The event was attended by local residents, young volunteers, government employees, and city activists who love nature. The activity of young people is especially noteworthy. They not only participated in the cleanup, but also shared photos and videos from the cleanup on social networks, promoting environmental culture. One of the participants, student Aruzhan, expressed his opinion as follows: "We contribute to the future by protecting nature. This Sabbath once again made me realize the need to treat nature with care." And the retired Zhumabai Ata said: "We often walk in this park with our children. It is each of our responsibility to keep it clean and beautiful. I was pleased with the Saturday organized today." According to experts, such cleanups are not limited to just one day of cleaning. They contribute to increasing the awareness of residents about responsibility for nature. A compassionate approach to the environment is a guarantee of a quality life for future generations. Environmentalists, emphasizing the importance of this event, called on people to protect nature in their daily lives. In particular: sorting garbage, less use of plastic products, supporting the tradition of planting trees, It was emphasized that maintaining cleanliness in public places is the responsibility of every citizen. The A. Askarov Dendrological Park is not only a natural area, but also a place of scientific research and education. Various excursions and lessons on nature conservation are held here for schoolchildren and students. The preservation of rare plants in the park is a major contribution to the protection of the country's biodiversity. Therefore, keeping such areas clean and regularly maintained is a shared responsibility of the state and society. The Saturday clean-up on September 6 marked another step forward in the ecological culture of Shymkent. Thanks to the activities of public organizations and residents, not only was the park area cleaned up, but people's attitudes towards nature also changed. This event is one of many good deeds being carried out within the framework of the "Clean Kazakhstan" project. The most important thing is that residents understand the importance of such events and have shown their readiness to participate regularly.

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale citywide cleanup day was held in one of Shymkent's districts, organized as part of the national environmental campaign "Taza Kazakstan ." The event was attended by staff from the district akim's office, staff from the Enbekshi municipal state institution, employees of Inteko Group LLP, as well as numerous residents and activists who decided to contribute to the city's improvement. The goal of the cleanup day was not only to tidy up and clean the area, but also to foster environmental awareness and respect among the population . A clean city directly impacts the health, mood, and quality of life of its residents. Therefore, such events not only contribute to improving the sanitary conditions of the districts but also instill in citizens a sense of personal responsibility for the well-being of their home region. Early in the morning, the cleanup participants dispersed to designated streets, courtyards, and public spaces. Within a few hours, extensive work was accomplished: The grass has been mown and the green spaces have been tidied up. Using special equipment, mown plants and household waste were removed. Dry and excess tree branches were trimmed, which allowed for the renewal of green areas. Curbs, bus stops and pedestrian paths were thoroughly washed, giving the streets a well-groomed appearance. The collected waste is carefully packed and taken to specially designated landfills . The courtyards and public spaces have been tidied up, making them more comfortable for residents. Particular attention is paid to the sanitary cleaning of social facilities - schools, kindergartens, clinics. One of the main factors in the cleanup's success was the high level of public participation. Residents of the area enthusiastically participated in the cleanup, recognizing that cleanliness begins with each of us. Many families participated across generations: parents, children, and even pensioners. Representatives of Inteko Group LLC provided waste removal equipment and actively participated in the improvement efforts. Employees of the Yebekshi State Institution organized landscaping and sanitation work. Employees of the district akim's office not only coordinated the activities but also personally participated in the street cleaning. The cleanup day was another opportunity to remind residents of the importance of environmental awareness. Maintaining cleanliness is not the sole responsibility of utility services, but a shared responsibility of society as a whole . Environmentalists note that the amount of household waste in cities is constantly growing, and it is precisely these kinds of mass events that help instill in citizens the habit of sorting waste, using trash cans, and maintaining cleanliness in public places. Local residents who participated in the cleanup shared their opinions. A resident of the Aidar district noted: "Today we see that cleanliness in the city depends on us. If everyone takes responsibility for their own yard and street, then all of Shymkent will become cleaner and more beautiful." And pensioner Saule apa added: "The cleanliness of our streets is directly linked to our health. We must think about future generations and leave them a well-maintained city." According to district administration officials, such cleanup days will be held regularly. Furthermore, they plan to strengthen outreach efforts to the public, especially young people and schoolchildren, to foster environmental awareness from an early age . Special attention will be paid to the implementation of a waste separation system, landscaping of courtyards, and increasing the number of green spaces. Thematic events and flash mobs aimed at promoting cleanliness and order are also planned. The cleanup day was a clear example of how joint efforts can significantly transform the urban environment. In just one day, dozens of streets, courtyards, and public spaces were cleaned. But most importantly, the event united residents and demonstrated that keeping the city clean is a shared responsibility . The "Taza Kazakhstan" campaign continues to resonate with the public and is becoming an important part of city life. After all, a clean city is the key to health, comfort, and well-being for all its residents.

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale city-wide clean-up was organized in the district of Shymkent. This event was held as part of the nationwide "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental campaign . Employees of the district akimat, employees of the "Enbekshi" municipal state institution, the team of "Inteko Group" LLP, as well as ordinary residents and active citizens, took part in the clean-up and beautification of the city. Senbilik is not only a garbage collection event, but also a step aimed at increasing environmental culture in society. During the event, cleaning works were carried out in various parts of the district, and the territories of public places and social facilities were put in order. These works will strengthen the responsibility of residents for the environment and contribute to improving the sanitary condition of the city. Extensive work was carried out within the framework of the holiday: The grass was mowed , and excess green vegetation was removed using special equipment. Tree branches were trimmed , and greenery in parks and streets was maintained. Roadsides and bus stops were washed , and areas used by public transport were cleaned. The pedestrian paths were cleared of debris and leveled. Garbage was collected and taken to designated locations. The courtyard areas and public spaces have been improved, creating a comfortable environment for residents. Sanitary cleaning work was carried out near social facilities . As a result, several streets, courtyards, and public areas have become cleaner and more comfortable than ever before. Employees of the institutions participating in the Sabbath worked tirelessly and in a coordinated manner. The activity of the residents was especially pleasing. Each resident contributed to cleaning not only their own yard, but also neighboring streets, doing something useful for society. Employees of "Inteko Group" LLP mobilized heavy equipment to support garbage transportation and landscaping. Specialists of "Enbekshi" KMU worked on landscaping and contributed to the beautification of the streets. This Saturday is not just a one-day clean-up, but also an initiative aimed at instilling an ecological culture in the minds of city residents. The gathered public was once again reminded that keeping the environment clean is the responsibility of every citizen. According to environmental experts, the amount of household waste has increased in recent years, which has an impact on the environmental situation. Therefore, it is important to create a culture of not littering through Sabbaths. One of the active residents who participated in the Sabbath, a citizen named Aidar, shared his thoughts: "If such events are organized more often, people's attitude towards the environment will change. We are responsible for keeping the entire city clean, not just our own yard." And pensioner Saule apay said: "Cleanliness in the city is directly related to our health. A person who lives in a clean environment also has a good mood. Supporting such initiatives is the duty of every citizen." The district akimat plans to hold such Saturdays regularly. In addition, special attention will be paid to introducing a culture of separate waste collection , conducting educational work among residents, and increasing green areas. Environmental education activities will also be launched, involving schoolchildren, students, and volunteers. This will help to form a positive attitude towards nature in future generations. The Saturday event, held as part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign, not only demonstrated the unity of the city's residents, but also increased their responsibility for protecting the environment . This event, held on September 6, was an important step towards developing environmental culture, improving the sanitary conditions of the district, and increasing the activity of residents.

On September 6, 2025, as part of the nationwide environmental campaign "Taza Kazakstan," employees and entrepreneurs of one of the city's largest retail outlets, the Avtonur Market, held a large-scale cleanup day in Shymkent. Participants cleared the surrounding area of trash, carried out landscaping and planting trees, thereby making a significant contribution to the overall goal of maintaining cleanliness and improving the environmental situation. The main goal of this cleanup day was not only to clean up a specific area but also to draw the attention of city residents to environmental issues. Participants wanted to show by personal example that cleanliness and beautification are not a one-time event, but a daily responsibility of every citizen. Market management emphasized that participation in such events instills a sense of responsibility for the environment among employees and encourages shoppers to be more environmentally friendly. During the cleanup, several activities were organized in and around the market: Garbage collection. Workers removed household waste, plastic, bags, and other items that littered the area. Roads and sidewalks were repaired. The parking area and access roads were cleared. Landscaping. Staff planted new trees and shrubs and watered existing green spaces. Sanitation. We disinfected waste accumulation areas and areas frequented by large numbers of people on a daily basis. As a result of the cleanup, over 10 tons of waste were removed, which clearly demonstrated the great need for regular sanitation measures at public facilities. The activity of Avtonur's employees deserves special attention. Each worker found a job: some planted trees, others cleared ditches, and still others swept the surrounding area. This not only helped them cope with the large volume of work but also strengthened team spirit. Entrepreneurs operating at the market also joined the process. They tidied up the area around their stores themselves, proving that responsibility for cleanliness lies not only with utility services but with each individual. Market employees and visitors noted the importance of the event. Saudager Kanat shared his impressions: " We spend a lot of time at work every day, and it's important that the place where we work is clean. This affects both our health and the mood of our customers. I think if such events were held more often, people would become more environmentally conscious." Aygul, a customer who witnessed the event, also noted the importance of the initiative: " It's great to see the market staff coming together to clean up the area. It's a good example for all city residents. We want our Shymkent to be clean and beautiful." Events like these help develop environmental awareness among the population. The campaign demonstrated that maintaining cleanliness is only possible through joint efforts. Avtonur became an example of how a single enterprise can impact the overall health of the urban environment. City authorities praised the initiative and emphasized that the activity of such groups helps systematically improve the environmental situation in the metropolis. The Avtonur market administration announced that it does not intend to limit itself to a single cleanup day. In the future, it plans to hold similar events regularly, as well as implement new practices: installation of additional containers for separate waste collection, organization of collection points for plastic and waste paper, conducting educational talks among employees and customers about the importance of waste sorting, an initiative to involve young people and students in environmental campaigns. These steps should not only improve cleanliness but also change citizens' attitudes towards the environment. The cleanup day held on September 6, 2025, at the Avtonur market was a shining example of how collective initiative can yield tangible results. Several hectares of territory were cleared, tens of tons of garbage were removed, new trees have been planted, Sanitary treatment was carried out. But most importantly, the event strengthened people's understanding that keeping the city clean starts with each person. "Avtonur" demonstrated that if every team and organization actively participates in environmental initiatives, our city will become not only cleaner but also more comfortable to live in.

As part of the "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental campaign announced across the country on September 6, 2025 , employees of the Avtonur market , one of the largest retail outlets in Shymkent, actively participated in the Sabbath. Aiming to contribute to the cleanliness of the public environment and the city, the market team carried out large-scale cleaning work on its territory and paid special attention to landscaping. The main goal of this event is to maintain environmental cleanliness, prevent the accumulation of household waste, and form an ecological culture among residents. The participation of each institution and organization in such an action will have a positive impact not only on the beautification of its territory, but also on the cleanliness of the entire city. The administration of the Avtonur market not only mobilized employees for this Sabbath, but also invited buyers and market visitors to participate in the cleaning work. This, in turn, demonstrated a collective spirit and shared responsibility towards society. During the Sabbath, several areas of work were carried out in and around the market area: Garbage collection: household waste, plastic bottles, and packaging waste were taken to special garbage dumps. Roadside cleaning: The parking lot and entrance roads near the market have been cleaned up. Landscaping: Tree seedlings were planted in vacant lots and green spaces were watered. Disinfection: Sanitation work was carried out in garbage dumps and crowded areas. In total , more than 10 tons of garbage were taken to special landfills as a result of the Saturday. This figure clearly shows how much household waste accumulates in just one market area. The Avtonur market team participated in this event with great enthusiasm. Employees divided their tasks, one planted trees, the other cleaned the drainage systems. Such joint action not only demonstrated the unity of the team, but also increased the responsibility of each person towards nature. Businessmen trading in the market also did not remain indifferent to this good cause. They cleaned up the area around their trading points, contributing to the common cause. It was clearly seen that cleanliness is not only the responsibility of public utilities, but also the responsibility of all citizens. Market workers who participated in the Sabbath emphasized the importance of this action. A merchant named Kanat shared his thoughts: — "Keeping our workplace clean every day is important for our own health and that of our clients. If such clean-up events are held more often, our responsibility to the environment will increase." And one of the visitors to the market, Aigul Apay, said: — "I witnessed today's cleaning work. It's gratifying that not only the employees of the trading place, but also the buyers are showing their support. We want our Shymkent to be clean and beautiful." The main feature of the "Clean Kazakhstan" campaign is the formation of an ecological culture. The Avtonur market team set a great example in this regard. Emphasis was placed on the fact that cleanliness and order should be maintained not only on Saturdays, but also in everyday life. The city administration also highly appreciated such initiatives, because each institution's responsible approach to its territory is one of the main ways to improve the city's ecology. The administration of the Avtonur market plans to hold such Saturdays on a regular basis. In addition, new environmental initiatives are being considered, such as sorting household waste and separate collection of recyclables on the market territory. According to the plan, in the future, additional garbage bins will be installed near the shopping center and environmental education activities will be carried out for residents. These measures are aimed not only at maintaining cleanliness, but also at changing the attitude of residents towards nature. The Saturday event on September 6 demonstrated the true commitment of the Avtonur market team to protecting nature and keeping the city clean. This was not just a one-day event, but a big step towards the future. The contribution of every institution, organization, and citizen is important for the beautification and cleanliness of our city. The employees of the Avtonur market have worked tirelessly on this path, setting a good example for the city's residents.

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale citywide cleanup event took place in Shymkent's Abay District. The goal of the event was not only to clean up the area but also to raise environmental awareness among the population and instill a sense of responsibility among residents for the cleanliness of their district and the city as a whole. The event was attended by district administration staff, utility workers, representatives of educational institutions, volunteers, youth organizations, and district residents. In total, more than 700 people took to the streets, and approximately 50 pieces of specialized equipment were deployed. From early morning, participants spread out across the district's main streets and courtyards. Particular attention was paid to the Nurshuak, Akzhar, Yntymak, and Kyzylzhar neighborhoods. Comprehensive sanitation and cleanup operations were carried out there: household garbage was removed, irrigation ditches were cleared of mud and silt, weeds were trimmed along the roads, and the trunks of young trees were whitewashed. Curbs and pedestrian areas were tidied, and bus stops and trash cans were thoroughly cleaned. As a result of the cleanup, over 60 tons of solid waste were removed from the district. Thanks to the coordinated work of municipal services and the active participation of residents, the Abaysky District has been noticeably transformed. The cleanup included not only garbage collection but also the improvement of public spaces. New flowers were planted in several alleys and courtyards, benches were repaired and painted, and children's playgrounds were updated. All of this contributed to creating a comfortable and safe environment for residents of the area. The Akim of the Abay District, commenting on the results of the event, noted: "Only through joint efforts can we achieve cleanliness and order. A single cleanup day won't solve all the problems, but such events foster a healthy attitude toward the environment and instill responsibility in citizens. We plan to hold similar events regularly and hope for public participation." The work of volunteer organizations and student youth was particularly noticeable. In addition to cleaning, they held educational talks with residents, urging them to take care of their yards and not to throw trash in inappropriate places. According to one student participant, "Taza kala is not just a slogan. Each of us must understand that a clean city begins with our home and our street." Schoolchildren also participated in the event. For them, the cleanup day was a true lesson in citizenship and environmental awareness. Teachers emphasized that children's participation in such events helps develop good habits and a mindful attitude toward the environment from an early age. Local residents also showed their zeal. Despite their age, older people came out to help clean up around their homes and offered kind words and advice to the young people. Children enthusiastically cleaned up the playgrounds, setting an example of caring for the things they use every day. The cleanup day concluded with the disinfection of public areas and the washing of roads and playgrounds. The irrigation canals, cleared of debris, began to flow freely again. As a result, the area acquired a more well-maintained and tidy appearance. Similar events are held regularly in the Abaysky District. But this cleanup was especially large-scale thanks to the participation of several hundred people and the large volume of work accomplished. The organizers emphasize that the city's cleanliness depends not only on the public services but also on the conscientiousness of the residents themselves. The Akimat plans to continue the tradition of cleanup days and launch new environmental initiatives: a waste-recycling campaign, tree planting under the "Zhasyl Shymkent" program, and competitions between courtyards for the best landscaped area. All this will not only help maintain cleanliness but also engage residents in caring for their surroundings. The event's results demonstrated that the combined efforts of government and the public yield tangible results. That day, the Abaysky District became a shining example of how environmental protection and improvement are a shared responsibility, one that cannot be left to municipal services alone. Thus, the cleanup day on September 6, 2025, in the Abay District became a significant event for the entire community. It demonstrated that working together not only makes the city cleaner and more beautiful, but also unites people, fostering a sense of community and responsibility for a shared future. The organizers expressed gratitude to all participants and emphasized that similar events will continue to be held, as a clean city is essential for the health, comfort, and well-being of every resident.

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale city-wide clean-up was held in the Abay district of Shymkent. This event was organized to maintain cleanliness in the city, raise the environmental culture of residents, and call for shared responsibility. The district akimat, employees of state institutions, teams of educational organizations, volunteer youth, and local residents actively participated in the clean-up. The Saturday morning cleaning campaign began at 9:00 am, and sanitary and cleaning works were carried out on the main streets, courtyards and public places in the district. In particular, the streets and courtyards of the Nurshuak, Akzhar, Yntymak, and Kyzylzhar microdistricts were cleaned, and the ditches and ditches were cleared of garbage. The dry grass on the roadsides was cut, and the roots of young trees were whitewashed. In addition, the trash cans at bus stops and public places were washed, and the territory was put in order. A total of more than 700 people participated in this Saturday. Among them were employees of the Abai district akimat, specialists of the district municipal state institution "Abai", school teachers, students, enterprise employees and city residents. About 50 special equipment was deployed for the event, and more than 60 tons of household solid waste were removed from the city. During the weekend, not only garbage collection was carried out, but also landscaping work was carried out. New flower seedlings were planted in several flower beds in the district center, benches were painted, and children's playgrounds were put in order. These works were aimed at creating a comfortable and cozy environment for city residents. According to the akim of the Abay district, such cleanups make a great contribution to improving the environmental situation. "Maintaining cleanliness is the duty of every citizen. We are not limited to one-day cleanups. Such events will continue systematically. It is very important for us that the city residents, not indifferent to cleanliness, show activity," the akim of the district said. Representatives of youth organizations also stood out during the weekend. In addition to cleaning the yards from garbage, they conducted educational work for residents on raising environmental culture. "A clean city means taking care of our common home. If everyone collected garbage in front of their house and took care of their surroundings, our city would become even more beautiful," said one of the young volunteers. The event was a platform for education and practice for schoolchildren who participated in the event. Under the guidance of their teachers, the students not only collected garbage, but also shared their thoughts on the importance of protecting nature. This will help them to be more responsible about the environment in the future. Local residents also participated in the Shabbat, showing an example of unity. The elderly and pensioners helped as much as they could and gave their blessings to the young. And the children actively participated in cleaning the playgrounds. Such joint work brought people closer together, strengthened mutual respect and harmony. As a result of the work, the area around the district was cleaned up and beautified. After the garbage was collected, municipal workers washed and disinfected the area. Green areas along the roads were put in order, and water channels in the ditches were cleaned. As a result of these works, residents were able to live in a clean and safe environment. In general, this Saturday, September 6, was not just a cleaning event, but an important event that called for the improvement of the ecological culture of residents, protection of nature, and common responsibility. Every resident of the city was once again reminded that "cleanliness is the key to health." It is known that such large-scale works will continue in the future. The city administration and municipal institutions plan several clean-up and improvement campaigns for the autumn season. This, in turn, will contribute to improving the ecological situation in Shymkent and improving the quality of life of residents. In conclusion, the city-wide cleanup in Abay district was not just a one-day cleanup, but a good event that demonstrated the dedication of residents to a common cause and their concern for the environment. If such initiatives continue, Shymkent will undoubtedly become one of the cleanest and most comfortable metropolises not only in our country, but also in Central Asia.

On September 20, a nationwide cleanup campaign will be held in our country on World Cleanup Day. This is not just about cleaning up the environment, it is about showing compassion for nature and a shared responsibility to leave a clean and safe environment for future generations! 🌱 We invite all city residents to actively participate in Cleanup Day! 💬 Cleanliness is a common cause. Nature is a trust. 📍 September 20 – let's be active! #WorldCleanupDay2025 #CleanKazakhstan #Let'sProtectNature #Green country

On September 6, 2025, employees of the Shymkent Department of Emergency Situations participated in a mass cleanup as part of the "30 Years – 30 Good Deeds" campaign. Their goal was not only to clean up the area but also to foster environmental awareness among residents and make a personal contribution to the improvement of the city. This event is timed to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The organizers emphasize that the anniversary is not just a celebratory occasion, but an opportunity for tangible initiatives that benefit society. The "30 Years – 30 Good Deeds" project is conceived as a series of events that will take place throughout the anniversary year. These charitable, environmental, social, and educational initiatives aim to demonstrate the active civic role of rescuers and remind everyone that their work involves more than just responding to emergency situations. On September 6, employees of the Shymkent Department of Emergency Situations demonstrated by personal example that caring for the city's cleanliness is everyone's responsibility. By morning, hundreds of department employees had gathered at pre-designated locations. Everyone was provided with the necessary equipment—garbage bags, rakes, shovels, and gloves. During the work they: cleared streets and sidewalks of household waste and fallen leaves; cleared ditches and canals to allow water to flow freely; improved park areas, collected dry branches and garbage; They whitewashed the trees and trimmed the bushes. As a result, dozens of cubic meters of waste were collected and removed within a few hours. Many areas of the city were noticeably transformed. Emergency Department staff note that such events strengthen team spirit and help them feel a sense of belonging to the city's life. Colonel Erlan Makhanov emphasized: "Emergency response isn't just about dealing with accidents and fires. We're always there for people. Today, we came out to clean up to show that everyone can contribute to cleanliness and order." Young specialist Aigerim Kalmuratova added: "Today's event made me think: the environment is our shared future. If everyone takes care of the city and nature, there will be fewer emergencies. I'm pleased to be part of such initiatives." The Shymkent Department of Emergency Situations leadership assured that the cleanup event will not be limited to a cleanup day. Dozens of other events are planned: providing assistance to low-income families and veterans; conducting open lessons on safety rules in schools; organization of sports competitions and charity marathons; tree planting and environmental campaigns. The main message is that goodness should be systemic and constant, not one-time. The cleanliness of the metropolis directly depends on every resident. According to the Emergency Situations Department, the cleanup day is not only a waste collection event but also a way to raise awareness of environmental issues. Shymkent is one of the largest cities in the country, and tons of waste are generated here daily. If every resident observed basic rules—not throwing trash past the trash bin, maintaining their yard, and preserving green spaces—the city's appearance would be radically transformed. The city's residents enthusiastically welcomed the rescuers' initiative. Many joined the cleanup, from schoolchildren to pensioners. Honored teacher Gүlmira Tөlegenқызы noted: "We're always used to seeing rescuers in uniform when they're putting out fires or helping people in disasters. Today, they came out simply as citizens—and that's wonderful. Young people should follow their example." For children, participation in the event became a real lesson in caring for nature. The 30th anniversary of the Ministry of Emergency Situations is an important milestone not only for its employees but for society as a whole. Over the years, thousands of specialists have saved millions of lives, fighting fires, floods, and accidents. Celebrating the anniversary with meaningful activities is a symbolic decision. It reminds us that the agency's strength lies not only in its professionalism, but also in its civic engagement and willingness to stand with the people in times of peace. The cleanup day in Shymkent was one of the highlights of the "30 Years – 30 Good Deeds" campaign. It demonstrated that caring for the city is a shared responsibility, and that environmental sustainability and cleanliness directly depend on the commitment of each resident. Emergency Situations Department staff have proven that being a rescuer means not only fighting emergencies but also preventing them by fostering a culture of safety and environmental behavior.

On September 6, 2025, employees of the Emergency Situations Department (ESD) of Shymkent took part in a mass clean-up drive as part of the “30 Years – 30 Good Deeds” campaign, contributing to the cleanliness and beauty of the city. This initiative was organized to mark the 30th anniversary of the Ministry of Emergency Situations and aimed to celebrate the anniversary not only as a holiday, but also through concrete actions that benefit society. "30 years - 30 good deeds" is a good initiative that lasts not for one day, but all year round. Within its framework, various charitable, social and environmental events are organized. Emergency workers not only provide assistance in emergency situations, but also pay special attention to increasing the environmental culture of society and widely promoting the concept of nature protection among the population. The Sabbath on September 6 was a vivid manifestation of these good deeds. As cleaning efforts are underway in every district of Shymkent, the Emergency Situations Department team was not left out of this initiative. Hundreds of employees were mobilized for the weekend, and they were given special garbage bags and tools. During work: streets and pedestrian paths were cleared; The ditches were cleared of debris; Dead leaves were collected from parks and flower beds; The bases of the trees were whitewashed and the lawns were tended to. Thus, in one day, several tons of household waste were removed, significantly cleaning the city streets. According to TJD employees who participated in the Sabbilyk, such events strengthen their ties with the community and increase their sense of patriotism. Colonel Yerlan Mahanov : "An emergency worker is not just about putting out fires or providing assistance in times of disaster. We are always with the people. Today's Sabbath is proof of that. Keeping the city clean is the duty of every citizen," he said. And young specialist Aigerim Kalmuratova shared her impressions: "By participating in today's event, I once again felt how important it is to protect nature. The city is our home, and keeping it clean is a common responsibility." The TJD team is planning to hold other charitable events throughout the year, not limited to Shabbat. Among them are: providing assistance to low-income families; giving lectures on fire safety and emergency procedures in schools; participation in sports competitions and charity marathons; Conduct tree planting campaigns to prevent natural disasters. These initiatives will be implemented with the active participation of not only emergency services personnel, but also city residents. Shymkent is one of the largest megacities in the country. In a city with more than a million inhabitants, the issue of cleanliness is always relevant. Senbilik is not just a garbage collection, but, first of all, an event aimed at raising the environmental awareness of residents. Representatives of the Emergency Situations Department called on city residents to maintain cleanliness not only on Saturdays, but also in everyday life. If every citizen did not throw garbage on the streets and kept his own yard clean, the city would change significantly. During the event, local residents also joined the emergency services and showed their support. Children picked up trash with their parents, learning the importance of protecting nature from a young age. Pensioner Saule Apay said: "Today, we were especially happy to see the emergency services employees themselves taking to the streets and contributing to the cleanliness. This will serve as an example for young people." The 30th anniversary of the Ministry of Emergency Situations is a celebration not only for the state body, but also for the entire society. During this time, the Ministry of Emergency Situations has saved thousands of lives and worked tirelessly for the security of the country. Celebrating the anniversary with such socially significant events is a sign of true patriotism. Every good deed creates a warm feeling in the hearts of the people and contributes to the development of society. The Saturday event as part of the "30 Years - 30 Good Deeds" campaign not only made the city of Shymkent more beautiful and cleaner, but also contributed to the increase in the environmental culture of residents. This initiative is not just a celebration of the anniversary, but a vivid example of proving it with concrete actions. Such charitable deeds of the Emergency Situations Department employees give impetus to society, encouraging every citizen to protect nature and love their city.

On September 6, 2025, another cleanup day was held in the Nurshuak residential complex on Shubarkydyk Street. Employees from various departments, as well as local residents, actively participated in the event. Together, they cleared residential areas, roadsides, and irrigation ditches of household waste. The main goal of the cleanup day is to preserve the environment, restore sanitary order in the district, and create comfortable conditions for residents . Furthermore, such events promote environmental awareness, instill a respect for work in young people, and teach every citizen to respect nature. The department staff assembled early in the morning and were provided with all the necessary equipment. Each was assigned a section and set to work responsibly. Some cleared roadsides, others tidied up irrigation ditches. Particular attention was paid to areas where trash had accumulated. In addition to government officials, local residents actively participated in the event. Many families came with their children. Schoolchildren helped adults collect trash into bags and carry them to their vehicles. Thanks to this teamwork, the work proceeded smoothly, and the street was noticeably transformed. Cleanliness isn't just aesthetics; it's also an important factor in the health and safety of city residents . Clogged irrigation ditches can cause flooding during the rainy season, while accumulated garbage can be a source of unpleasant odors and a breeding ground for infection. During the cleanup, these risks were eliminated: irrigation ditches were cleared, and the surrounding areas were cleared of old branches, plastic, and other household debris. Now the street looks tidy, and residents can feel safer and more comfortable. Distinguished pensioner Kaldykul apa shared her impressions: "Our yard used to get cluttered, and the problem was slow to resolve. Now we see with our own eyes how our staff and neighbors work side by side. It's so gratifying that our voice has been heard, and the street is now cleaner." And student Erlan noted: "I came with my friends to help out at the cleanup day. It was a great experience for us—not only to work, but also to realize the importance of caring for nature. We realized that cleanliness depends on each of us." In Nurshuak, such cleanup days are held regularly. They are especially active in the spring, when residents traditionally clean up after winter. However, this year's event stands out because it attracted a much larger number of people, and the scale of the cleanup was significantly larger. While last year's spring cleanup day in the district collected approximately 40 tons of trash, this time tens of tons of household waste were also removed. This trend indicates a growing environmental awareness and a willingness among residents to work together to improve their neighborhood. The district administration considers cleanup days a priority. Officials emphasize that keeping the city clean is not only the responsibility of public utilities but also the responsibility of every resident . The head of the department noted: "The beauty and well-being of our city depend on all of us. Today's cleanup day demonstrated that excellent results can be achieved through joint efforts. We must continue such initiatives and leave a clean and green city for future generations." Particular attention should be given to the participation of young people. On this day, schoolchildren, students, and volunteers took to the streets. Their enthusiasm and activism gave the event a special atmosphere. Young people not only helped with the cleanup but also set an example of how civic responsibility should be nurtured. This is important, because it is from such small steps that an environmentally conscious generation grows, which in the future will be able to protect nature and maintain order at the proper level. The cleanup day held on September 6, 2025 , on Shubarkydyk Street was a significant event for residents of the district. The combined efforts of dozens of people yielded tangible results: the streets were cleaned, the irrigation ditches were restored, and the area looked well-maintained. However, the significance of this event extends far beyond just one day. The cleanup day has become a symbol of unity, shared responsibility, and concern for the future of the city.

On September 6, 2025 , another Saturday cleanup was held on Shubarkuduk Street in Nurshuak microdistrict. This time, department employees actively participated in the Saturday cleanup and cleaned residential areas, roadsides, and ditch systems from household waste. As part of the event, dozens of bags of garbage were removed in one day and the entire street was put in order. The main goal of the Sabbilik is to protect the environment, ensure sanitary cleanliness in the district, and create comfortable conditions for residents . At the same time, such events are aimed at increasing environmental culture, encouraging young people to work, and encouraging every member of society to take care of nature. The department's employees gathered early in the morning and were provided with special equipment. Everyone cleaned their assigned area and approached the work responsibly. One collected garbage from the roadside, while another cleaned the ditch systems. Also, tree stumps were whitewashed and young seedlings were put in order. Local residents also joined the event, not indifferent to the cause. Children helped their parents, collecting bags of garbage. The city residents understand that such an event will bring long-term results, not just one day. Maintaining cleanliness is not only an aesthetic requirement, but also an important factor affecting environmental safety and public health . The blockage of the ditches on Shubarkuduk Street could lead to flooding during the rainy season. During the weekend, this problem was resolved, and the ditch systems were able to function normally again. In addition, the accumulation of garbage not only causes inconvenience to residents, but can also lead to the spread of various diseases. That is why Shabbat is so important for society. One of the local residents, pensioner Kaldygul Apa: "Our streets used to be full of garbage. Today, many things were put in order during the Shabbat. If such events were organized more often, our city would be much cleaner and more beautiful ," he commented. And the young resident, student Erlan: "I participated in the cleanup with my friends. It was a good experience for us. We not only collected garbage, but also realized how important it is to protect nature ," he said. Several Sabbaths have been held in Nurshuak microdistrict before. Especially in the spring months, residents pay a lot of attention to improving the area. The peculiarity of this year's Sabbath is the increase in the number of participants and the large-scale cleaning work. This indicates that the ecological culture of the population is growing year by year. According to last year's data, more than 40 tons of garbage were collected in the district during a single spring cleanup. As a result of this event, dozens of tons of household waste were collected and transported to special landfills. The district akimat considers organizing such cleanups on a regular basis to be one of its main tasks. According to akimat representatives, keeping the city clean is not only the job of municipal services, but also the duty of every resident . The head of the department said in his speech: "The development and prosperity of our city is the joint work of all of us. We worked together today in the Sabbilik and achieved good results. By continuing such measures, we must leave a clean city for future generations ," he said. The activity of young people during the Cleanup Day is especially noteworthy. Schoolchildren, students, and volunteers, taking gloves and bags in their hands and participating in cleanup activities, increase their civic responsibility. This will contribute to the formation of an environmentally conscious generation in the future. The Saturday clean-up on Shubarkuduk Street on September 6, 2025, was of great importance to the residents of the district. As a result of the joint efforts of hundreds of people, the street was cleaned up and a comfortable environment was created for residents. This Saturday was not just a garbage collection, but also an important event that strengthened people's relationships with each other and instilled a sense of shared responsibility. Dear residents of our city!

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale cleanup event took place in Shymkent's Karatau District. Kuskonur and Kentaral Streets served as focal points for the environmental campaign. Employees of government agencies, utility services, and local residents participated in the event. Through joint efforts, the area was cleared of debris, restored order, and created more favorable living conditions for residents. The main goal of the campaign was to maintain the city's sanitary conditions, improve its surroundings, and foster a culture of environmental stewardship among the population . The event's slogan, "A Clean City is Our Common Cause," symbolized the shared responsibility of every resident for the condition of streets, courtyards, and public spaces. The organizers emphasized that such events not only help remove accumulated trash but also create a sense of community involvement among residents, fostering a collective understanding that the city's cleanliness depends on each individual. During the cleanup, a wide range of sanitary measures were carried out: removal of household waste and bulky waste; cleaning sidewalks and roadsides from dust, dirt and dry leaves; pruning dry branches and sanitary treatment of green spaces; mowing grass and tidying up green areas; disinfection of container sites; washing roads and pedestrian areas. As a result, Kuskonur and Kentaral acquired a more well-groomed and tidy appearance, and local residents received a comfortable and safe space for living and recreation. A distinctive feature of the event was the active participation of not only government and utility employees, but also ordinary citizens. Many residents came out into their yards with bags and gloves to join their neighbors in cleaning up their neighborhoods. The deputy akim of the district, who was present at the event, noted: "Keeping the city clean isn't just the responsibility of public utilities. It's the shared responsibility of every resident. If each of us takes care of our own yard and our own street, then all of Shymkent will become cleaner, more beautiful, and more comfortable." Residents of the district willingly shared their impressions of participating in the cleanup day. Zeinetker (pensioner) Aigul apa said: "Trash used to pile up on our street, and no one cared. Today, I was happy to take part, because cleanup starts with us. Now our children and grandchildren will enjoy walking here." Young entrepreneur Nurzhan noted: "My store is located right on Kuskonur Street. Keeping the area clean creates a comfortable environment for both customers and residents. That's why I'm always ready to participate in such events." Student Aruzhan added: "We, the youth, must lead by example. The city is our home. If we don't take care of cleanliness, who will? For me, participating in the cleanup day isn't an obligation, but an inner need." In the Karatau district, cleanup days have long been a good tradition. Last year, similar events were held on these streets, and the results were noticeable: the number of illegal dumps decreased, and the courtyards became cleaner. What's different about this campaign is the increased involvement of residents themselves. While previously it was primarily the utility services that did the work, now more and more residents are realizing their personal responsibility for cleanliness and order. Such cleanups play an important role in fostering environmental awareness among the population. It's especially valuable that young people and students participate. For them, it's not just a simple litter pickup, but part of their education on civic responsibility and respect for nature. Environmentalists note that the more often people participate in such events, the less likely they are to pollute the environment. After all, by picking up trash themselves, people will think twice before throwing it out. District officials announced that similar events will be held regularly, especially in the fall, when the streets are filled with fallen leaves, and in the spring, as part of the traditional cleanup month. In addition, additional measures are planned to improve environmental awareness among residents: holding "Cleanest Yard" competitions, environmental lessons in schools, and educational events for the public. The cleanup day held on September 6, 2025 , on Kuskonur and Kentaral streets demonstrated that only through joint efforts can we achieve cleanliness and order in the city. Thanks to the concerted efforts of municipal services and local residents, a significant amount of waste was collected, green spaces were tidied up, and a favorable living environment was created.

On September 6, 2025, another Saturday clean-up was organized on Kuskonur and Kentaral streets of Karatau district. Employees of the district akimat, municipal institutions, and local residents actively participated in this event, jointly cleaning the streets and restoring order to the surrounding area. The main goal of the Sabbath is to maintain the sanitary cleanliness of the city, timely disposal of household waste, beautify the streets, and create a comfortable living environment for residents . In addition, such events are intended to raise the environmental culture of city residents and form a sense of compassion for nature. The Saturday event, held under the slogan "A Clean City is for All of Us," brought the local community together and increased residents' responsibility for their common home. The work carried out during the weekend was extensive: Garbage piled up on the streets and sidewalks; Dead tree branches were cut and young seedlings were cared for; the grass was mowed and the green area was tidied up; garbage dumps were disinfected; The roadsides were swept and cleared of dust. As a result of the cleaning work, Kuskonur and Kentaral streets were significantly improved, creating a more comfortable environment for residents. Not only employees of state institutions, but also local residents actively participated in the Sabbath. This is a clear demonstration of civic responsibility. The deputy akim of the district made a speech and thanked all the citizens who participated in the Sabbath: "City cleanliness is not just a matter for municipal services, it is a common concern for all of us. If every resident contributes to keeping their yard and street clean, the appearance of Shymkent will change significantly ," he said. Residents who participated in the Saturday event also shared their thoughts. Retired aunt Aigul: "Before, there was a lot of garbage on the streets. Now, Shabbat is organized more often, and we all participate together. This is a joy for us too, because it's nice to live in a clean environment." Young entrepreneur Nurzhan: "My shop is located on this street. If it is kept clean, it will be more convenient for both buyers and residents. That's why I was happy to participate in such an event." Student Aruzhan: "We, the youth, must also contribute. The city is our home. If we keep it clean ourselves, we will be an example for future generations." In the Karatau district, Saturday clean-ups are traditionally held. Last year, cleaning activities were also organized on these streets, as a result of which household waste was significantly reduced. This year's Saturday clean-ups were attended by more residents than ever before. This shows that the population's environmental responsibility is growing. Such Sabbaths are not only a means of cleaning, but also an important means of increasing environmental culture . Through the participation of young people, schoolchildren, and students, they learn to respect nature and care for the environment. The principle of "A clean city is common to all of us" is becoming deeply embedded in society today. This shows that the city's culture has reached a new level. The district akimat plans to continue holding regular Saturdays in the future. Especially in the fall, leaf collection, garbage disposal, and ditch cleaning will continue. In addition, it is planned to organize special environmental competitions to encourage residents to take care of their yards. The cleanup on September 6 significantly improved the appearance of Kuskonur and Kentaral streets. As a result of the joint efforts of government employees and residents, the streets have become cleaner, more attractive, and more comfortable. This event increased the responsibility of the city's residents and once again proved the principle that "a clean environment is a guarantee of health."

On September 6, 2025, a large-scale environmental campaign—a citywide cleanup day called "Clean City" —took place in the Nurshuak microdistrict of Shymkent's Abay district. The event aimed to improve sanitary conditions, beautify courtyards and streets, and foster environmental awareness among the population. Employees from various government agencies, municipal enterprises, and organizations participated in the campaign. The cleanup day began with the participation of staff from the Abay District Akim's Office and the Abay Municipal State Institution. Their active work set an example for the other participants. 80 employees and 5 units of equipment from the district akim’s office and the Abay State Institution took part in the cleanup, thanks to which 6 tons of garbage were removed. The Department of Employment and Social Protection of the Population sent 80 employees and 3 units of equipment , which collected and removed 5 tons of waste . The city's Department of Culture, Language Development and Archives deployed 300 employees and 5 vehicles , which resulted in the removal of 6 tons of waste . The Department of Tourism, External Relations and Creative Industries sent 15 employees and 1 unit of equipment , which allowed the area to be cleared of 2 tons of waste . The Department of Passenger Transport and Highways brought in 20 employees and 1 piece of equipment , and they removed 3 tons of waste . The Department of Agriculture and Veterinary Services allocated 20 employees and 1 vehicle , which collected 2 tons of garbage . The largest contribution was made by the employees of the State Institution "Abai" together with KazStroyCapital LLP - 235 employees and 34 units of special equipment , which removed an impressive volume - 32 tons of waste . In total, 750 people and 50 units of special equipment took part in the action, and the total volume of garbage removed amounted to 56 tons . The cleanup day wasn't limited to trash collection alone. Other activities aimed at improving the area were also organized: cutting down dry and hazardous trees, pruning old branches; mowing grass and cleaning green areas; washing roads and sidewalks; cleaning up container sites; carrying out sanitary disinfection. As a result of these measures, it was possible to significantly improve the appearance of the microdistrict and create a more favorable living environment. The "Clean City" cleanup day was not only practical but also educational. Its main goal was not only to clean up the area but also to draw residents' attention to the importance of environmental awareness. Each participant contributed to the overall effort, which clearly demonstrated that a clean city depends on the efforts of every individual. Initiatives like these foster a sense of responsibility for the environment among the population. Young people's participation in such events is especially valuable. By engaging students and schoolchildren, organizers instill in the younger generation a caring attitude toward nature and an understanding that ecology is the foundation of health and quality of life. The widespread participation of employees from various departments and organizations demonstrates a high level of solidarity. Representatives from cultural, social, transport, and other sectors achieved significant results through their joint efforts. This once again demonstrated that the city's ecology and cleanliness are a common cause, uniting all residents, regardless of their profession. The cleanup day also became an important platform for informal communication and collaboration between various agencies. Such collaboration strengthens interactions between government agencies and the public. The organizers of the event noted that cleanup days will be held regularly. In addition to the cleanup, they plan to actively landscape the area, plant trees and shrubs, and install new trash cans and containers for waste separation. In the future, it is also planned to involve more local residents so that everyone feels personally responsible for the cleanliness of the city. The citywide "Clean City" cleanup event held in the Abay District was a shining example of the combined efforts of various agencies and active citizens for a common cause: cleanliness and order. 750 employees and 50 units of equipment took part in the event. The total volume of waste removed was 56 tons . Work was carried out to sanitize, improve and enhance the environmental condition of the area. The cleanup not only cleaned the area but also became an important step toward fostering environmental awareness, developing a sense of responsibility among residents, and strengthening interactions between government and society.