Kazakh President signs decree on military conscription
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President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a decree to discharge compulsory-duty servicemen to the reserve and regular compulsory military conscription campaigns for March-June and September-December 2025, Akorda reports.
Earlier, the country’s defense ministry developed the government’s draft resolution to implement the decree to discharge compulsory-duty servicemen to the reserve and regular compulsory military conscription campaigns for March-June and September-December 2025
Under the decree, 41,706 men aged from 18 to 27, who are not entitled to a deferment from military service, will be conscripted on March-June and September-December 2025, reads the document.
Earlier, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan attended the City of Trade Jobs festival held at the EXPO site with the support of the Kazakh Enlightenment Ministry and other relevant agencies.
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Kazakhstan names new First Vice Minister of National Economy
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By governmental order, Azamat Amrin has been appointed to the post of the First Vice Minister of National Economy of Kazakhstan, Kazinform reports.
Born in 1973 in North Kazakhstan region, Amrin graduated from the Akmola Agricultural Institute, Kozybayev North Kazakhstan State University.
Until 2008, Amrin took up different positions in the Tax Committee in North Kazakhstan region.
From 2008 to 2011, he acted as the governor of Shal akyn district, North Kazakhstan region.
In 2013, he served as the deputy director, director of the Tax and Customs Policy Department of the Kazakh National Economy Ministry.
In 2020, Amrin was appointed as the Vice Minister of National Economy of Kazakhstan.
Earlier it was reported that Berik Uali had been named the governor of Abai region.
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27 audits at 214 facilities up to 11 trillion tenge conducted in Kazakhstan in 2024
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The Head of State, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, received chairman of the Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan Alikhan Smailov, Kazinform News Agency learnt from the Akorda press service.
Smailov reported on the results of the Supreme Audit Chamber’s activities in 2024 and plans for the current period. He said 27 audits were conducted at 214 facilities up to 11 trillion tenge, and violations worth 862 billion tenge were revealed. As a result, 135 billion tenge were recovered to the budget that is fivefold more compared to the amount reimbursed in 2023.
He also drew attention to system weaknesses in pricing at construction sites, project finance, the processing industry, and agriculture subsidizing.
The Supreme Audit Chamber sent recommendations to the Government and concerned state bodies to eliminate violations.
He announced over 40 audits will be carried out this year. Utilization of budgets of the cities of Astana and Almaty as well as North Kazakhstan, Kostanay and Zhambyl regions, Samruk Kazyna Fund, Kazatomprom National Company, KEGOC, National Bank and Emergencies Ministry will be audited in 2025 in line with the President’s task. Besides, audits will be conducted in the science, defence, sports, social welfare and forestry sectors this year.
Earlier the Kazakh President received Prosecutor General of Kazakhstan Berik Assylov.
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President Tokayev urges stronger workplace safety after Kazakhmys mine collapse
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Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev pointed to the ‘unacceptable situation’ in terms of safety at work after the shaft of Zhomart mine operated by Kazakhmys Corporation collapsed on February 17 in Ulytau region, killing seven miners, Kazinform reports.
Violations of the rules set, a lack of safety equipment, inadequate funding in projects aimed at ensuring safe work conditions lead to man-made accidents, deaths and injuries among workers, the Kazakh President warned.
Tokayev called on the government to take measures to ensure the safety of citizens involved in hazardous activities. They include examining facilities for their compliance with the industrial safety standards; developing and implementing the latest safety systems at the facilities, including gas alarms, seismic sensors, positioning systems and so on; ensuring application of digital technologies at the facilities, especially implementing automated forecasting and alert systems; ensuring increase in investments in the latest industrial safety systems by adjusting subsoil users’ work programs following the examination; tighten oversight and control mechanisms in the industrial safety area.
The instructions above are under special control of the Administration of the President.
As earlier reported, seven workers were trapped inside an underground shaft at Zhomart mine in Ulytau region, Kazakhstan.
The incident occurred at around 4:50 pm local time 150km away from Zhezkazgan town.
The bodies of all seven workers were retrieved, the Emergency Situations Ministry said. Names of miners killed at the Zhomart mine were revealed.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev extended condolences to the families of the miners killed in the Kazakhmys Corporation’s mine collapse in Ulytau region.
To note, Kazakhmys Corporation will give necessary assistance provided for by collective agreement to the families of the miners killed at the Zhomart mine in Ulytau region.
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Kazakhstan unveils logo for 80th anniversary of Great Victory
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The official logo for the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the 1941-1945 Great Patriotic War was presented at the Kazakh Ministry of Defense, Kazinform News Agency reports.
Earlier, Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized that the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of Great Victory would hold a prominent place in the government's agenda this year in an interview with Ana Tili (Mother Tongue) newspaper.
People of Kazakhstan made a significant contribution to the defeat of Nazism. Our fathers and grandfathers fought heroically on all fronts, and Kazakhstan also became a reliable rear, playing a crucial role in supplying the army with weapons, industrial goods, and food," said Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
The celebration plan for the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory is packed with events. The centerpiece will be a military parade in Astana, accompanied by concerts, exhibitions, and the release of documentaries and TV programs. Historical books and photo albums will also be published, and research efforts to honor the memory of our soldiers will also continue.
The celebration calendar will also include events dedicated to the upcoming 115th anniversary of Bauyrzhan Momyshuly, the 110th anniversary of Malik Gabdullin, and the 100th anniversary of Aliya Moldagulova.
As reported earlier, a logo was unveiled for the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the legendary Kazakh sniper Aliya Moldagulova.
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