In early August, important news for the agricultural sector was announced in Shymkent. Negotiations were held between the Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan Aidarbek Saparov and the Chairman of the Board of the Turkish company Sine Midas Stroy Ahmet Budan, as a result of which a specific plan was discussed for the construction of a modern industrial greenhouse in the city with a capacity of 36 thousand tons of tomatoes per year. The Polish company Fabe Agro will also participate in the project as an additional partner. The total investment volume is estimated at 120 million US dollars. Minister Aidarbek Saparov noted that attracting high-tech investments to the agricultural sector of Kazakhstan is a strategically important direction for the state. According to him, this project will not only provide the domestic market with high-quality products, but also increase export potential. Currently, the process of signing an investment agreement is underway. The document will clearly indicate the terms of the project implementation, financial obligations and responsibilities of both parties. The main feature of this greenhouse complex is that it allows for a stable harvest twelve months a year, using modern technologies. While tomatoes grown in the open field are seasonal, the new greenhouse will allow for continuous production, regardless of climatic conditions. This, in turn, will allow for stable prices in the domestic market, as well as a planned increase in exports. Greenhouse farming has long been known in the southern regions of Kazakhstan. For example, in the mid-2010s, several greenhouse complexes were launched in Shymkent and Turkestan regions. However, most of them were limited in capacity and were adapted only for the domestic market. Some were forced to stop working after a few years due to high production costs. The new project is distinguished by the fact that it will be implemented with the participation of international partners and involves large-scale production. This is the main difference from previous experiences. Given the agricultural potential of Shymkent, such a project will give a significant boost to the regional economy. Tomatoes are one of the most consumed vegetables in Kazakhstan. It is known that their price increases several times, especially in winter. A modern greenhouse will help to solve this problem to some extent. In addition, if a significant part of the 36 thousand tons of products is directed to export, Kazakhstan will be able to enter the international market at a new level. If we look at the experience of previous years, although greenhouse farming in Kazakhstan is gradually developing, the share of foreign investment has been small. Local entrepreneurs have often given priority to small-scale projects. For example, in 2017, a number of greenhouse complexes with a capacity of up to 5-7 thousand tons were launched in the Turkestan region. Although they met the region's vegetable needs, they did not reach the export level. The current project is aimed at filling this gap. If a new greenhouse complex is built, hundreds of new jobs will be created. This is a great opportunity, especially for young people and specialists involved in agriculture. The use of high technologies also requires improving the professional skills of local personnel. Thus, a new generation will be formed in the agricultural sector, accustomed to innovative approaches. It should be noted that in international practice, such projects are distinguished not only by their economic, but also by their social significance. For example, in Turkey and the Netherlands, modern greenhouse complexes are not limited to production, but also contribute to the development of agrotourism. A new complex in Kazakhstan may also take a similar direction in the future. In comparison, in previous years, other initiatives aimed at developing agriculture have been implemented in Shymkent. For example, there were projects such as improving irrigated agriculture and introducing drip irrigation systems. But their impact was often felt only on a local scale. The new greenhouse project could affect the agricultural image of the entire country. In short, the planned greenhouse complex, which was launched in early August as a result of negotiations, will bring new opportunities to the agricultural sector of Kazakhstan. This will not only attract investment, but will also be a real example of the use of high technologies in agriculture. Unlike small projects of previous years, the new complex is large-scale, modern and export-oriented. This will allow Shymkent to become one of the agricultural centers not only within the country, but also in the international market.

On August 16, 2025, in Shymkent, in the Karatau district, in the residential area of Sairam, the next scheduled stage of veterinary measures for the treatment of small cattle began. The autumn season of togytu (disinfection of animals in special solutions) is carried out annually and is one of the most important preventive measures in agriculture. Its goal is to protect sheep and goats from external parasites such as ticks, fleas and lice, which cause significant damage to the health of animals and the economy of farms. According to veterinary specialists, special disinfectant solutions are used during the procedure, which are safe for animals but lethal for parasites. All animals undergo complete treatment, which significantly reduces the risk of spreading infectious diseases. In addition, farm owners are explained the rules for keeping livestock and given recommendations on preventing parasitic diseases. The autumn stage is especially important, as it is carried out on the eve of wintering. With the arrival of cold weather, animals will spend more time indoors, and in the absence of timely prevention, the risk of infection with parasites and infections increases several times. Treated animals endure the winter more easily, maintain productivity, and also produce high-quality offspring. In Shymkent, such events are held regularly. In recent years, the practice of togytu has proven its effectiveness. Thus, in 2022, in suburban farms, after scheduled treatments, the level of diseases transmitted by ticks decreased almost by half. In 2023, veterinary services also noted a decrease in livestock mortality and an increase in animal productivity. In 2024, preventive measures became more comprehensive: in addition to treating animals, sanitary disinfection of premises and pastures was carried out, which reduced the number of complaints from farmers. This year, the program has become even more widespread. While previously the main focus was on large farms, now the treatment also covers small farmsteads in residential areas. This is important, since it is precisely in such small farms that there are often insufficient conditions for proper care of animals, and they become vulnerable to diseases. Thus, city veterinary services strive to improve the overall level of safety and prevent possible outbreaks of infections. Experts note that parasitic diseases transmitted by ticks and fleas pose a danger not only to animals, but also to humans. In particular, piroplasmosis or theileriosis, affecting livestock, can indirectly affect the quality of livestock products and pose a threat to public health. Therefore, preventive treatment is important not only for the agricultural sector, but also for food security in general. Local residents also understand the importance of such measures. Many farmers note that after regular treatments, their animals have become more resilient, gain weight better and produce more milk. This is especially important for small family farms, for which even a small decrease in productivity can lead to significant financial losses. During the current campaign, veterinary services paid much attention to educational work. Animal owners were given leaflets with explanations about the types of parasitic diseases and methods of their prevention. Issues of sanitation in livestock yards were also discussed: the need for regular cleaning, ventilation of premises, treatment of feeders and waterers. Such measures help to reduce not only the risk of infection of animals, but also to maintain general sanitary well-being in populated areas. If we compare the current campaign with previous years, we can note its more systematic nature. Previously, the emphasis was placed exclusively on the treatment of animals, but now the events cover a whole range of actions: from disinfection of premises to explanatory work among the population. This indicates an increase in the level of veterinary culture and a more responsible approach on the part of farmers. Another innovation of 2025 is the active involvement of small farms in suburban areas in campaigns. If previously the work was carried out mainly with large agricultural structures, now attention is paid to each yard, where even a few sheep or goats are kept. This approach allows preventing local outbreaks of diseases, which, if they spread, could cause serious damage to all livestock breeders in the region. Thus, the autumn stage of small cattle processing in Shymkent, which started on August 16, became a continuation of many years of systematic work aimed at strengthening the health of animals and preventing diseases. Comparison with previous years shows that prevention is becoming more complex and large-scale, covering not only large farms, but also small farmsteads. This indicates that the city's veterinary services work in close contact with the population and strive to create safe conditions for the development of agriculture. In the long term, such events will have a positive impact not only on the state of livestock farming, but also on the socio-economic development of the region. After all, healthy livestock is a reliable basis for food security, a stable income for farmers and confidence of residents in the quality of the products they consume.

On August 16, 2025, the autumn periodic deworming of livestock began in the Sairam residential area of the Karatau district of Shymkent city. This event is one of the important veterinary and sanitary requirements in the agricultural sector. The main goal is to protect livestock from harmful external parasites such as ticks, fleas, and lice and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Livestock slaughtering is carried out using specially prepared disinfectant solutions. According to veterinary specialists, the effectiveness of such preventive measures is very high. Planned slaughtering strengthens the immunity of livestock, increases productivity, and significantly reduces the risk of spreading infectious diseases. In addition, citizens engaged in agriculture were given additional instructions on animal care and explained the importance of strict adherence to sanitary standards. In recent years, special attention has been paid to livestock farming in Shymkent. Although the city is not among the agricultural regions, livestock farming is widespread in private farms and residential areas. Therefore, the regular work of veterinary services is equally relevant for both the city and rural settlements. During the vaccination event, experts explained in detail to livestock owners the dangers of parasitic diseases. For example, diseases such as piroplasmosis, theilerosis, and anaplasmosis, which are spread by ticks and pose a threat to both humans and animals, can lead to the death of livestock. In addition, the ability of livestock infected with parasites to gain weight decreases, milk production decreases, and overall productivity decreases. This directly causes economic losses to agriculture. Based on the experience of previous years, the results of such preventive measures are obvious. For example, in 2022, as a result of spring and autumn deworming, the prevalence of parasitic diseases in a number of farms in the suburbs was reduced by 40%. This practice continued in 2023, and official data were recorded on a decrease in livestock losses and an increase in milk yield. During the deworming work carried out in 2024, it was noted that the veterinary culture of livestock owners had increased: farm owners began to listen to the advice of specialists and pay special attention to animal care. A feature of the autumn period of 2025 is the expanded scope of the event. Previously, only large farms were covered, but now livestock from small farms in individual residential areas is also being processed. This indicates the need to protect animals not only in rural areas, but also in small farms near the city. In addition, experts explained to livestock owners that deworming is not only a preventive measure, but also an important part of strengthening the overall health of animals. According to experts, deworming should be carried out twice a year - in spring and autumn. In the spring, livestock are treated before being taken out to summer pastures, and in the fall, they are completely cleansed of parasites before being moved to winter housing. This cyclical system ensures that animals are protected from diseases all year round. Local residents are well aware of the benefits of such measures. Some farm owners have noted that in recent years, parasitic diseases have decreased, and livestock have become more alert and productive. This is especially important for small dairy farms. Because the health of livestock directly affects the quality of milk. Compared to previous years, another feature of this year's work is the increased information and explanatory work. Specialists did not limit themselves to vaccinations, but distributed special leaflets to residents, explaining in detail how to prevent parasitic diseases. In addition, livestock owners were given additional advice on observing hygiene requirements, timely cleaning of livestock pens, and monitoring water supplies. This campaign once again proved the importance of prevention in the agricultural sector. If in previous years the main focus was only on processing, now a comprehensive approach has been developed: cattle slaughter, disinfection of farms, and public awareness raising are carried out simultaneously. Such a system contributes to improving the quality of agricultural products and protecting the health of the population. In general, the work on the deworming of livestock, which began in August 2025, is one of the most important preventive measures in agriculture. This is a step aimed not only at preserving animal health, but also at ensuring food security for the population. Compared with the experience of previous years, this year's work is more extensive and substantive. This, in turn, indicates an increase in the professional level of veterinary services in Shymkent and an increase in agricultural culture.

Для получения государственной услуги физические лица через портал «электронного правительства» подают следующие документы:- заявление на постановку на очередь на получение земельного участка, удостоверенного ЭЦП услугополучателя.Срок оказания государственной услуги: в течение 20 минут.Результат государственной услуги: уведомление о постановке на специальный учет заявления, либо мотивированный отказ в оказании государственной услуги.График работы: портала – круглосуточно, за исключением технических перерывов в связи с проведением ремонтных работ (при обращении услугополучателя после окончания рабочего времени, в выходные и праздничные дни согласно трудовому законодательству Республики Казахстан, прием заявления и выдача результата оказания государственной услуги осуществляются следующим рабочим днем).Более подробную информацию можно получить в аппарате акима Шелекского сельского округаАдрес: с.Шелек, ул. Жибек жолы,40Контактный телефон: 8 (72776) 2-14-30Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/enbekshikazakh-shelek/press/news/details/1053356?lang=kk

On 17-18 September 2025, the capital of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Astana, will host the VIII Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions under the Chairmanship of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.The VIII Congress is expected to bring together over 100 delegations from approximately 60 countries. Among the participants will be spiritual leaders of Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Hinduism, Taoism, Zoroastrianism, and Shinto, as well as representatives of international organizations, scholars, political and public figures.Programme highlights:16 September – The XXIII session of the Secretariat will take place under the Chairmanship of the Speaker of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan – Head of the Secretariat of the Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions Maulen Ashimbayev. In addition, a Special Session on Safeguarding Religious Sites will take place under the auspices of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations. The session will bring together leading religious and political leaders, diplomats, and representatives of public and international organizations to address global challenges related to threats to places of worship, shrines, and religious sites.17 September – The plenary session of the VIII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions, chaired by the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, will take place. Centered on the theme “Dialogue of Religions: Synergy for the Future”, the session will include a series of breakout sessions addressing a wide range of pressing global issues.18 September – The II Forum of Young Religious Leaders on the theme “Youth for Peaceful Coexistence: Synergy for the Future”.Dates and Venues of EventsSeptember 16, 202510:00 – The XXIII Session of the Secretariat of the Congress (Astana, Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, 57 Tauelsizdik Ave.);15:00 – Special Session on Safeguarding Religious Sites under the auspices of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (Astana, Palace of Independence, 52 Tauelsizdik Ave.). September 17, 202510:00 – Opening and Plenary Session of the VIII Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions (Astana, Palace of Independence, 52 Tauelsizdik Ave.).September 18, 202510:00 – Breakout sessions of the VIII Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions10:00 – II Forum of Young Religious Leaders15:00 – Closing Ceremony of the VIII Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions (Astana, Palace of Independence, 52 Tauelsizdik Ave.).To obtain accreditation for foreign journalists, it is necessary to complete the attached form and send it to the email address mfakzaccreditation@gmail.com no later than 12:00 PM on August 29, 2025.For additional inquiries, please contact the Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan:– Meiram Mutashev, work phone: +7 (7172) 72-01-45– Yerlan Utegenov, work phone: +7 (7172) 72-01-11.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-lisbon/press/news/details/1053327?lang=kk

The great wisdom of the Kazakh people is the proverb “Where there is unity, there is happiness.” This saying is not just a beautiful phrase, but a vital principle that determines the law of social development. If we look back at history, when our people were united, they overcame any difficulties and preserved their nationhood. When they were able to pull their heads together and their hands together, the Kazakh people became stronger and their spirits soared. On the contrary, when they were divided, the nation weakened and its integrity was undermined. Therefore, unity is a strong guarantee not only of the past, but also of the future. Peace and peaceful life in society begin, first of all, with people respecting each other and striving for a common goal. Trust grows in a society where justice prevails and the work of every citizen is valued. Where there is trust, there is unity, and where there is unity, there is stability. And stability is the main condition for the development of a country. Today, Kazakhstan has become a unique state that unites representatives of more than a hundred ethnic groups under one roof. The harmonious coexistence of different nationalities and cultures is a real manifestation of peace and harmony. This experience is the main achievement of our country and a valuable example for the world. The Kazakh people have long been known for their hospitality and generosity. Today, Kazakhstan continues this tradition, embracing different nationalities. All of them contribute to the development of our common homeland. This is a clear result of friendship, unity, and solidarity. Friendship and peace are the greatest wealth of any state. Because natural resources can be depleted, but if the unity of the people is strong, any difficulty can be overcome. The generations before us know the value of a peaceful life. The main dream of our ancestors, who experienced the darkness and hardships of war, was to live freely under a peaceful sky. We have achieved that dream. But each of us has a responsibility to preserve a peaceful life. Solidarity is the guarantee not only of today, but also of tomorrow. It paves the way for a bright future for young people, strengthens the foundations of the country, and increases the power of the state. The wise saying "Where there is unity, there is harmony" should become the life principle of every Kazakhstani. If this principle is reflected in every aspect of our society, in our work, and in our relationships, our country will prosper. Solidarity is the prosperity of the country, harmony is the guarantee of stability, peaceful life is the foundation of the future. Only by preserving these values can we confidently take a step towards a prosperous future. #МыВместе #PeaceAndHarmony #PeaceForAll #TogetherForPeace #АНК30жил #АНК30лет #APK30years #АНК #ANK

Orazymbet Zhaksybek is a specialist with many years of experience in the railway industry. His career began as a cargo and baggage handler at the Saryagash station. Starting from this position, he performed responsible duties as a train handler with honor and honed his professional skills. Currently, Orazymbet Zhaksybek Aga works as a cargo and baggage handler. He makes a significant contribution to the development of the railway industry, adhering to high professionalism and honesty in his work. His 21 years of work experience are a clear testament to his hard work, aimed at effectively fulfilling the complex tasks of this industry and providing reliable service. Orazymbet's work is an example of reliable and stable work in the railway sector. His experience and professionalism serve as an example for the new generation of specialists and contribute to the development of railway infrastructure.

If the sky changes, they know. Wind direction, cloud movement, rainfall and drought — everything is under the meteorologist's watch. A meteorologist is not just someone who predicts the weather. He is a professional who speaks the language of nature, combining science and technology to provide safety and comfort to humanity. They are: - Forecasts rain and storms, - Provides timely warnings to field workers, - Helps determine the safe path of aircraft and ships, - Studies climate change, - Contributes to the prevention of environmental disasters. This field of observation from space and research from the ground is the intersection of technology and nature. 2025 is the year of working professions. The future of our country is in the hands of qualified professionals like you! #Meteorologist #WorkerProfessionsYear2025

The construction of a special services center for citizens with health limitations in Shymkent is in full swing. Currently, construction of a new building for 50 places is underway. The institution works to provide social support to people facing difficult life situations and with special needs. Construction of the new facility began in 2024, and commissioning is scheduled for 2025. The commissioning of the new building will improve the quality of social services and create more accessible conditions for city residents. In addition, the material and technical base of the center, which will be built in accordance with modern standards, will also be significantly upgraded. The construction progress is being monitored regularly and the work is expected to be completed on time.

In 2025, it will be 10 years since the Republic of Kazakhstan joined the World Trade Organization. During this time, the country has established itself as an active and responsible participant in the international trading system.Kazakhstan's foreign trade volume increased from $76.5 billion in 2015 to $134.7 billion in 2024. Exports increased from $45.8 billion to $77.6 billion. Today, about 98 percent of Kazakhstan's foreign trade is carried out with WTO member countries.Kazakhstan's participation in the WTO has also contributed to the growth of the country's investment attractiveness. Foreign direct investment increased from $4.1 billion in 2015 to $12.7 billion in 2024. This was made possible by the consistent implementation of a policy of transparency and predictability in business regulation.A significant milestone for Kazakhstan was the chairmanship of the 12th WTO Ministerial Conference in Geneva in 2022. This event is recognized as one of the most successful in the history of WTO conferences. Following the conference, more than ten key decisions were made that contribute to the development of world trade.In September 2024, the First Trade Policy Review of Kazakhstan was held in Geneva. Following its results, WTO member countries highly appreciated Kazakhstan's efforts to reform trade policy. In particular, simplification of procedures, increased transparency, diversification of the economy and contribution to strengthening the stability of the global trading system were noted.Membership of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the WTO provides the country with access to a dispute resolution mechanism, which allows it to effectively protect national economic interests and prevent the introduction of unilateral trade restrictions. Due to this, other states consider Kazakhstan as a WTO member and apply appropriate procedures within the framework of the multilateral system, rather than unilateral measures.Significant changes were made in the field of customs administration. As part of the implementation of the WTO Agreement on Trade Facilitation, Kazakhstan has introduced electronic declaration, the Single Window system and switched to automatic data processing. The new model of customs posts and the principle of post-control have reduced the time for completing procedures from two days to 20 minutes.WTO membership has become an important factor in the modernization of Kazakhstan's economic policy. The country will continue its course towards deep integration into international trade and will actively participate in building a fair and effective global economic architecture.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1053311?lang=kk

On August 15, 2025, a meeting on combating the illegal import of chicken eggs and their sale on the domestic market was held under the chairmanship of Aidar Abildabekov, Vice-Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The meeting was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Committee for Veterinary Control and Supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Committee for Sanitary and Epidemiological Control of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Committee for Technical Regulation and Metrology and the Trade Committee, as well as territorial divisions of the above structures and the Departments of Trade and Consumer Protection of the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The meeting discussed the development of effective and prompt mechanisms for responding to cases of illegal import of products, strengthening border controls, and preventing violations in the sale of chicken eggs on the domestic market.In order to ensure the protection of the domestic market, authorized government agencies are implementing a set of systemic measures. As a result of interaction with the Union of Poultry Farmers, about six cases of suspected illegal import of chicken eggs intended for sale on the domestic market were identified. Based on the results of the work carried out, measures were taken in accordance with the norms of the current legislation in three cases, verification activities are currently ongoing in one case, and violations were not confirmed in two cases.“Illegal import of chicken eggs poses a direct threat to food security, distorts the competitive environment and undermines confidence in the measures taken by the state,” noted Vice Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan Aidar Abildabekov.On February 17 of this year, the Ministry of Trade and Integration, together with the Ministry of Agriculture, the Union of Poultry Farmers, the Industry Association of Egg Producers and the Union of Retail Networks, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation, providing for coordinated actions to stabilize prices for chicken eggs.As part of efforts to protect the domestic market and support domestic producers, a ban on the import of chicken eggs into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan for a period of 6 months was introduced on April 4 this year. This ban was approved by the Order of the Minister of Agriculture.Following the meeting, a common understanding was reached on the need for further coordinated work and strengthening interdepartmental cooperation. The measures taken are aimed at ensuring stability in the consumer market, protecting the interests of domestic producers and increasing the level of food security in the country.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1053277?lang=kk

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       In accordance with Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 14 February 2018 No.178 «On approval of the form of the declaration of participation in an international group and the Rules for its completion» (hereinafter – the Order), the declaration of participation in an international group (hereinafter – the declaration) shall be submitted to the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter – the Committee) no later than 1 September of the year following the reporting financial year.       In cases where submission through the IS SONO system is not possible due to the transition to the «Taxpayers’ Cabinet Integrated Tax Administration System» (KNP ISNA – https://knp.kgd.gov.kz), the declaration shall be submitted via KNP ISNA. This position has been confirmed by the latest clarifications published on the official website of the Committee.       According to paragraph 3 of the Order, the Declaration shall be submitted electronically, certified by an electronic digital signature, through the central node of the tax reporting reception and processing system (Taxpayers’ Cabinet – ISNA). In the event of technical difficulties, taxpayers are required to immediately contact the technical support service of the above-mentioned information resource for assistance with correct submission of the declaration.       If software is unavailable or if technical errors are identified in the software of the state revenue authorities, the declaration shall be submitted electronically through the e-Otinish unified platform for receiving and processing citizens’ appeals or via the unified electronic document management system.       In accordance with the Order, where submission in electronic form is not possible, the participant to the transaction must provide supporting documents confirming this fact.       In this regard, the Committee reminds taxpayers of the need to comply with the above-mentioned procedure for submitting the declaration of participation in an international group.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1053266?lang=kk

Akim of the district Berik Sarmenbayev got acquainted with the work of the sewing workshop "Beautiful" in the village of Terenozek. The sewing shop, which provides sewing of school uniforms, making reeds and many other services, started its work in 2014. Entrepreneur Nursulu Azharova received a grant from the "Akniet" from the "Мicrobusiness-Kyzylorda" program program and 3 million tenge. He took a loan in tenge and rounded up his business. – On behalf of the head of state Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the country creates the most favorable conditions for the development of small and medium-sized businesses. In turn, entrepreneurs must conscientiously fulfill the tasks assigned to them, in particular, pay taxes, invest in the economy, create jobs, create a favorable working environment for their employees. It is also necessary to use the effectiveness of state support. It is necessary to consider the possibilities of expanding the work of the sewing workshop, – said Berik Abdygapparovich. The head of the district listened to the proposals of the entrepreneur and assigned instructions to the deputy of the relevant industry and the head of the Department. "It should be noted that this year in Almaty, the National Association of Reapers" "alaman reeds "" organized 660 reeds from 20 regions of the country at the same time, and 660 pieces of reeds were sewn on 1366.8 square meters." Accompanied by the world record book "GLOBAL BOOK of RECORDS GBR" and the international record registration service agency, the Kazakh kurakists set a world record, including Nursulu Azharova, who was awarded a special certificate. Also, an individual entrepreneur was named "best of the year" in 2022.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-syrdarya/press/news/details/1053248?lang=kk

The delegation from Merky district of Zhambyl region, who arrived in Kyzylorda region on a working visit, was met by the head of the city Nurzhan Akhatov. During the visit, the guests visited a number of social, cultural and sports facilities.The trip started with the innovative and creative academy «Syr zhuldyzdary». Along the way, the reconstruction of the «Presidential Park», the «Otbasy Ortalygy» center, the «House of Friendship» building, the construction of the «Kyzylorda Arena» sports complex and the «Art Center» were presented. The delegation members highly appreciated the modern appearance of the city and its infrastructural achievements, expressing positive feedback.On the way to the renovated central square, the guests stopped at the «Anaga Tagzym» center. New architectural solutions, lighting system and expanded recreation areas on the square aroused particular interest among visitors. Then they visited the renovated city park of culture and recreation, familiarizing themselves with the opportunities created for the leisure of residents.Next, the delegation got acquainted with the expansion of 25 Let Nezavisimosti Avenue and the construction of a new stadium with 11,000 seats. The guests emphasized the scale of the sports infrastructure and its architectural harmony. The following facilities were a new bus station, a «Blood Center» and a boarding school of physics and mathematics. The guests highly appreciated the role of these facilities in the development of education and healthcare in the region.At the end of the visit, the delegation visited the regional Museum of Local Lore, where they got acquainted with the rich history and cultural heritage of our region. The construction projects «Okushylar sarayy», «Tennis Ortalygy», the buildings of the music college and the sports and recreation complex were also presented. The museum's expositions provided a lot of information about the region's past and present.In addition, the delegation got acquainted with promising initiatives in the village of Besaryk in the Syrdarya region. Akim of the district Berik Sarmenbayev introduced the participants of the delegation to the social, economic and cultural facilities of the village, and also spoke about the implemented projects.The delegation also plan to visit the village named after Nagi Ilyasov. Here they will get acquainted with the model of rural development and successful initiatives of residents.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-syrdarya/press/news/details/1053256?lang=kk

The member states of the Eurasian Economic Union have begun working together to simplify the procedure for processing and issuing special permits for the passage of heavy and large-sized vehicles during international road transport along roads included in the list of Eurasian transport corridors and routes.Recall that on December 29, 2024, at a meeting of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, an Action Plan was approved to harmonize the procedures for processing and issuing special permits for the passage of heavy and large-sized vehicles along Eurasian transport corridors (Order of the Board of the EEC dated December 23, 2024 No. 214).The adopted plan provides for the implementation of 5 key areas:- determining the maximum possible agreed terms for issuing special permits;- determining the maximum possible agreed terms for early (before the planned start date of the trip) submission of an application;- determining the validity period of a special permit;- determining a standard application form;- convergence of requirements for the minimum list of information and documents submitted to obtain a special permit.The implementation of these measures is aimed at simplifying and accelerating the process of obtaining special permits, making it more transparent, predictable and convenient for participants in international transportation.Thus, establishing clear deadlines for registration allows carriers of the EAEU countries to plan routes in advance and avoid protracted waits. A simplified application format with a minimum amount of mandatory information reduces the administrative burden and facilitates faster submission of documents.For example, today the parties have agreed on the following deadlines for issuing special permits:- if there is no need to coordinate the route - within 24 hours of working time; - if it is necessary to coordinate the route - within 10 working days;- in the event of an emergency - within 3 hours. The validity period of a special permit is no more than 135 calendar days.Thus, work in this direction continues and, based on the results, the relevant recommendations of the EEC Board will be adopted.Overall, the decisions taken are another step towards the formation of a single transport space of the EAEU, which will support business, simplify international transportation procedures and strengthen economic ties between the EAEU countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1053231?lang=kk

Rehabilitation, Career Guidance, and Healthcare: “Samruk-Kazyna Trust” Projects in East Kazakhstan RegionThe Samruk-Kazyna Trust Social Development Foundation has launched four new social initiatives in East Kazakhstan Region.Earlier this spring, the Samruk Umiti project was rolled out to support 50 orphanage graduates from the region in choosing vocational careers, enrolling in colleges, and securing employment within the Samruk-Kazyna group of companies. At present, 11 ninth-grade graduates plan to continue their education in local colleges, pursuing vocational and other specialties. The project’s initial results were recently presented at the Republican Youth Forum chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Yermek Kosherbayev.In Ulan District, a mixed-type rehabilitation center Ainala will soon open its doors to 70 children with various conditions, including musculoskeletal disorders and psychoneurological pathologies. Currently, Ust-Kamenogorsk operates three Qamqorlyk centers — a rehabilitation center, an early intervention center, and a center for children with autism — which collectively provide comprehensive assistance to around 1,000 children annually.Between September 10 and 25, the Salamatty Kazakhstan medical train will be visiting the region. Residents of Predgornaya, Tishinskaya, Cheremshanka, Tausamaly, Kumystau, Bukhtarma, Zavodinka, and Turgusun will have access to free medical and legal consultations provided by a team of doctors, a mediator, and a lawyer.In July 2024, two state-of-the-art sports grounds were inaugurated in Katon-Karagay and Zaysan districts as part of efforts to strengthen local sports infrastructure. Additionally, within the Salamatty Bolashaq project, free swimming and boccia classes are now available in Ust-Kamenogorsk for children with special needs.Over the past five years, Samruk-Kazyna Trust has implemented 18 social projects in East Kazakhstan Region with a total investment of 1.2 billion tenge.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-samar/press/news/details/1053498?lang=kk

📌 Information on Personal Bankruptcy ProceduresSince 2023, the Republic of Kazakhstan has implemented the Law “On Restoring Solvency and Bankruptcy of Citizens”, which offers three legal procedures for individuals facing financial difficulties:1️⃣ Out-of-Court BankruptcyApplicable if:– total debt does not exceed 1600 MCI (approx. 5.52 million KZT);– no loan repayments were made for 12 consecutive months;– no prior bankruptcy within the past 7 years.Also allowed without these conditions if:– the debt has remained unpaid for over 5 years;– the applicant has received Targeted Social Assistance (TSA) for at least 6 months.2️⃣ Court BankruptcyApplicable if debt exceeds 1600 MCI.– All assets (except one non-mortgaged residence) are subject to sale;– Restrictions apply: no new obligations, no asset transfers, and no travel abroad;– A full set of documents is required to confirm the debt, assets, and settlement attempts.3️⃣ Restoration of SolvencyFor individuals with stable income and assets exceeding the amount of debt.– Allows debt restructuring for up to 5 years;– No bankruptcy status is assigned, and no related restrictions apply.⚠️ Consequences of bankruptcy status:– Ban on taking loans for 5 years;– Reapplication possible only after 7 years;– Financial monitoring for 3 years;– Does not apply to debts from alimony or criminal court decisions.📊 Statistics for West Kazakhstan Region (as of 2025):• Out-of-Court Bankruptcy: – Applications submitted: 3,800 – In process: 735, Completed: 951 (Total: 1.4 billion KZT)• Court Bankruptcy: – Applications submitted: 44 – Procedure applied: 15 cases (1.5 billion KZT) – Previously initiated cases completed: 29 (748.3 million KZT)• Solvency Restoration: – Applications submitted: 8, Applied: 6 – Plans approved: 3 cases, Total: 8.5 billion KZT📎 Applications can be submitted via eGov.kz, eGov Mobile, or at Public Service Centers (PSC).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zko/press/news/details/1053222?lang=kk

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We sincerely congratulate you on your professional holiday — Border Service Day! Protecting the state border is not just a duty, but a constant readiness to be the first to defend the country, its sovereignty, and the peace of its citizens.With deep respect, we address the veterans of the border service — your valiant service, experience, and example continue to inspire the younger generation of border defenders.We wish you and your loved ones strong health, happiness, well-being, a calm service, peaceful skies, and confidence in the future.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/altay-maslihat/press/news/details/1053196?lang=kk