You don't have permissions to access this page, 147.45.197.102. 29 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Kaisar Kyzylorda vs Okzhetpes Kokshetau on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Kaisar Kyzylorda 6 win(s) Haven't scored in their last 2 matches Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 9 matches Who won between Kaisar Kyzylorda and Okzhetpes Kokshetau on Sat 29 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Kaisar Kyzylorda vs Okzhetpes Kokshetau on Sat 29 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Kaisar Kyzylorda is playing home against Okzhetpes Kokshetau on Sat Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov took part in the opening of Korkyt Ata airport's new terminal in Kyzylorda implemented within the framework of social responsibility of business contributes to the development of trade and economic tourism potential of the region and ensuring the availability of transport services that directly affect the quality of life of the population The launch of the new terminal will increase the capacity of the air harbour 7 times from 300 thousand to 2 million passengers per year The renovated Korkyt Ata terminal meets the high standards of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) "The Head of State in his Address to the Nation called the development of the transport and logistics sector a strategic priority The new terminal of Korkyt Ata airport is an important infrastructure project not only for the region Its implementation will open additional air routes which will have a positive impact on the development of domestic tourism The Government will fully support socially-oriented initiatives of business to build modern high-quality transport and logistics infrastructure - this is a contribution to the future of our country," Olzhas Bektenov said and thanked all those who took part and in a short time provided the launch of the project Head of the Government familiarised himself with the process of passenger service of domestic and international flights The terminal with the area of 7 500 m2 is equipped with advanced technologies in the form of telescopic ladders automated baggage inspection system and others 20.9 billion tenge was invested in the project by the Bulat Utemuratov Foundation within the framework of social responsibility Over 4.3 billion tenge was allocated from the local budget for engineering and communication infrastructure landscaping and lighting of the airport territory Chairman of the Board of Korkyt Ata Airport JSC reported on the timeliness of the launch of the terminal taking into account the annually growing passenger traffic in the region for 9 months of this year the airport served 265 thousand passengers which is 20% more than in the same period last year There are 26 domestic flights per week (17 to Astana and 9 to Almaty) an international charter flight to Antalya (Turkey) was launched First Deputy Akim of Kyzylorda region Daniyar Zhanalanov reported on plans to open additional flights to Aktau and Atyrau as well as the inclusion in the list of socially important flights such air routes as "Kyzylorda-Kokshetau" Speaking on behalf of the public of the region the chairman of the Veterans Council of Kyzylorda region Serik Duisenbayev noted the importance of improving the quality of services and comfortable conditions created in the renovated airport for all categories of passengers "On the example of Kyzylorda region we see the positive results of measures of support of regions by the state Today the cherished dream of our residents has come true - a new airport terminal has been opened I would like to express my gratitude to the Head of State for the special attention given to the region which contributes to growth in all areas," Serik Duisenbayev said Stay updated about the events of the Prime minister and the Government of Kazakhstan - subscribe to the official Telegram channel The new terminal will boost capacity, strengthening the region’s transport links while supporting economic development. Olzhas Bektenov, Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, officially opened the new terminal at a ceremony on site. The 7,500m2 terminal serves domestic and international flights to cities including Antalya, Turkey, with plans for additional international destinations. Verny Capital and the Bulat Utemuratov Foundation invested $35m in the terminal. Its ownership and management have now transferred to the Kyzylorda municipality. The new terminal has increased the airport's capacity by seven times to two million passengers per year and created 40 new jobs, significantly improving the economic and social potential of the region by encouraging tourism and investment. The terminal was built in collaboration with Turkish design company GMW Mimarlik, which brought over 20 years of airport development expertise, including in Istanbul, Riyadh and Riga. The terminal includes a transit zone for connecting passengers, a business lounge, prayer rooms, family facilities, duty free shop, and dedicated staff spaces. It is equipped with advanced technology including self-service check-in counters, an automated baggage handling system and jet-bridges. Olzhas Bektenov said: “The new terminal at Korkyt Ata Airport is an important infrastructure project, which will open new flight routes, enhance transit capacity, and increase passenger and cargo traffic. All these developments will have a positive impact on the growth of domestic tourism, trade, and the broader economy, and the government continues to give its full support to socially focused business initiatives.” Are you an airport industry decision maker? Register today for your complimentary subscription to Airports International magazine, plus digital access to all previous issues. The current head to head record for the teams are Kaisar Kyzylorda 1 win(s) Kaisar Kyzylorda is playing home against FC Yelimay on Sat 06 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Aktobe won 4–1 over Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Aktobe 13 win(s) Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Aktobe and Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun 06 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Aktobe won 4–1 over Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun 06 Apr 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Aktobe is playing home against Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of National Economy Serik Zhumangarin held a meeting on the development of the real sector of the economy, which considered the investment development of Kyzylorda region. "We plan to realise the construction of 4 solar and 1 wind power plants with a total capacity of 141 MW. The power demand of the region is 200 MW per day and there are 9 solar power plants with a total capacity of 89 MW in the region. When 5 projects will be launched, our region will completely switch to green energy," Ardak Zebeshev, Zamakima of the region, noted. The Investment Committee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented to the participants of the meeting the possibilities of the National Digital Investment Platform - a single window for interaction between investors, government agencies and quasi-governmental sector. Today in the pool of the platform - 836 projects, of which 246 are planned for implementation in 2025. The meeting considered problematic issues of realisation of two major investment projects in the region. These are increasing the efficiency of the polymetallic ore deposit "Shalkiya" and the construction of a plant for the production of soda ash. To ensure Kazakhstan’s energy security and increase its export potential, the Ministry of Energy has adopted a development plan for the country’s electrical power industry. On March 5th, the Minister of Energy, Almasadam Satkaliev reported that under the new plan, scheduled to run until 2035, existing power generating facilities are to be modernized alongside the commission of new facilities with a total capacity of 26 GW. The plans also include new gas and coal-fired power generation projects in Kazakhstan with a total capacity of 6.7 GW and the conclusion of an agreement with Russia for the construction of coal-fired thermal power plants in the cities of Kokshetau, Semey, and Ust-Kamenogorsk. To achieve a 15% share of electricity generation by renewable energy sources by 2030, annual auctions will be held for a total capacity of over 6 GW (1,270 MW in 2024). Renewable energy projects with a total capacity of 3 GW are currently progressing in collaboration with Total Energies (France), Acwa Power (Saudi Arabia), and Masdar (UAE). Eleven renewable energy facilities with a total capacity of 259 MW are to be commissioned this year. Last month, Energy Minister Satkaliev reported that in 2023, Kazakhstan consumed 115 billion kWh of electrical energy, compared with 112.9 billion kWh in 2022, and produced 112.8 billion kWh, the same amount as in 2022. Last year Kazakhstan imported 3.4 billion kWh, and exported 1.4 billion kWh. In 2024, the country plans to generate 115 billion kWh. Last year, the volume of electricity generated by renewable energy facilities amounted to 6.675 billion kWh, including 3.8 billion kWh from wind power plants, 1.8 billion kWh from solar plants, and 993.8 million kWh from hydropower plants. The generation of electricity from renewable sources in 2023 thus amounted to just 5.9% of the country’s total. Looking to a greener future, Kazakhstan’s new goal is to achieve a 15% share of renewable energy sources in power generation by 2030, and a 50% share by 2050. 27 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FC Kyzylzhar Petropavlovsk won 2–1 over Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are FC Kyzylzhar Petropavlovsk 8 win(s) FC Kyzylzhar Petropavlovsk have won the previous 3 matches against Kaisar Kyzylorda Have scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between FC Kyzylzhar Petropavlovsk and Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun 27 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?FC Kyzylzhar Petropavlovsk won 2–1 over Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun 27 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches FC Kyzylzhar Petropavlovsk is playing home against Kaisar Kyzylorda on Sun 35th Anniversary of the Kyzylorda Regional Association of Koreans: A Celebration of Culture and Unity, DKnews.kz reports the Palace of Arts in Kyzylorda hosted a large-scale cultural event dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the Kyzylorda Regional Association of Koreans This milestone marked an important moment for the region's Korean community showcasing its contribution to preserving cultural heritage and fostering interethnic dialogue in Kazakhstan The event was organized by the Korean Cultural Center and the Kyzylorda Regional Public Association "Association of Koreans of Kazakhstan." One of the key highlights of the evening was the presentation of traditional Korean cultural items including the traditional Korean attire hanbok were handed over to the Kyzylorda Regional Association of Koreans and the Republican State Academic Korean Theatre of Musical Comedy These gifts underscored the importance of preserving Korean traditions and served as a bridge connecting generations Such initiatives not only strengthen cultural ties but also make Korean heritage accessible to a broader audience in Kazakhstan a photo exhibition highlighting the 35-year history of the Association was held The exposition depicted key milestones in the development of the community Each photograph on display served as a reminder of the importance of cultural heritage and the friendship among Kazakhstan's peoples The cultural program of the celebration was rich and varied the samulnori ensemble performing traditional Korean percussion music and the Association's dance collective took to the stage filling the atmosphere with energy and joy A fashion show featuring costumes that combined elements of Kazakh and Korean national attire attracted particular attention This unique fusion of cultures symbolized the unity of the two peoples and highlighted their shared values The evening's grand finale was a performance by the Republican State Academic Korean Theatre of Musical Comedy The theater presented a thematic show titled "Life – A Story of Unity," dedicated to the cultural traditions of Korea The audience witnessed an emotional narrative that connected the past and present The event dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the Kyzylorda Regional Association of Koreans was not only a celebration of culture but also a vivid example of how shared history and mutual respect strengthen the bonds between nations The Korean community of Kazakhstan has made an invaluable contribution to the country's cultural heritage and this event reaffirmed the importance of its role in public life The celebration reminded everyone present that Kazakhstan's richness lies in its diversity and the unity of its peoples is found in the ability to share traditions while respecting each other's culture and customs DKNews International News Agency is registered with the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan The World Heritage Centre is at the forefront of the international community’s efforts to protect and preserve World Heritage partnerships for conservation Ensuring that World Heritage sites sustain their outstanding universal value is an increasingly challenging mission in today’s complex world where sites are vulnerable to the effects of uncontrolled urban development Our Partners Donate Take advantage of the search to browse through the World Heritage Centre information An expert meeting for the preparation of the serial transnational World Heritage nomination “Silk Roads: Fergana – Syrdarya Corridor” took place in Kyzylorda (Kazakhstan) on 14 November 2016 as follow-up to the Almaty Agreement adopted on 24–25 November 2015 during the Fourth Meeting of the Coordinating Committee on the World Heritage Serial Nomination of the Silk Roads held in Almaty (Kazakhstan) The aim of the Kyzylorda expert meeting was to set the way forward for the Silk Roads: Fergana-Syradarya Corridor World Heritage serial and transnational nomination The expert meeting brought together governmental representatives and experts from Kazakhstan Tajikistan and Uzbekistan along with representatives of UNESCO and international resource persons to discuss further technical assistance and cooperation The participation of representatives of the Russian Federation was also welcomed which summarized the main results of this meeting as follows: The organization of this meeting has benefited from the close collaboration between the UNESCO World Heritage Centre National Commission of Kazakhstan for UNESCO Kazakhstan National World Heritage Committee and UNESCO Cluster Office in Almaty with generous financial support from the Administration of Kyzylorda region (Kazakhstan) and the UNESCO/Japanese Funds-in-Trust Project: Support for Silk Roads World Heritage Sites in Central Asia (Phase II) Alstef Group has been awarded the contract to design and install the baggage handling system for the new modern terminal at Kyzylorda Airport in Kazakhstan The project will include the installation of both the outbound system and inbound systems The outbound system will feature 7 scale & induct check-in conveyors along with a collector conveyor: an outbound conveyor system with Automatic Tag Readers (ATR integration) a new screening room and a make-up lateral The inbound system will include a reclaim carousel with feed line a leading provider of baggage handling systems and commissioning of the new equipment and technology The project is set to be completed in 2024 and will greatly enhance the efficiency and reliability of the airport’s baggage handling system allowing for a more streamlined passenger experience With funding from the Bulat Utemuratov’s Foundation the new terminal will double the airport’s capacity to handle passengers and baggage while keeping safety and security at the forefront and supports automated turnkey solutions for the airport Its mission is to create intelligent solutions that not only meet the needs of its customers but also provide them with the long-term benefits of a tailor-made automated system that is efficient Across more than 10 countries and with installed systems on all five continents Alstef Group has around than 800 employees within its three business units: Alstef Automation The group generated revenue of €163.4 million in 2021.a The Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan inspected the operation of key infrastructure facilities in the Kyzylorda region as part of a working visit to the Kyzylorda region which generates about 67 MW of electricity and 341 Gcal/h of heat energy Here he was also presented with a project to build a new combined heat and power plant with 240MW and 277 Gcal/hr capacity which will contribute significantly to uninterrupted supplies to the southern regions The project is being implemented with foreign investments and is due to be put into operation in 2025 The Prime Minister said that the operating cogeneration plant was built in the 60s of the last century upon instructions of the head of state a number of projects to build combined-cycle plants will be implemented in the southern regions by 2025 "With the development of the country's economy more and more industrial and social facilities are put into operation so it is necessary to promptly introduce additional energy capacities A new combined heat and power plant will be built in Kyzylorda Oblast as part of this effort This project also needs to be completed on time," Alikhan Smailov said the issue of the deteriorated power networks in Kyzylorda region also requires urgent solution as their technical condition directly affects the quality of electricity supply to residents and industrial facilities in the region Head of the Government also familiarized himself with the work of the Kyzylorda waterworks Its main objectives are regulation of water flow on the river and water supply to 110 thousand hectares of irrigated lands 250 thousand hectares of hayfields and pastures located in Kyzylorda city Zhalagash and Karmaksha districts of the region in accordance with the Resolution of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan a comprehensive reconstruction of the hydroscheme was started which is planned to be completed next year The Prime Minister stressed that at present a Comprehensive Water Sector Development Plan for 2023-2025 is being finalized the implementation of which will attract investments and solve primary problematic issues Alikhan Smailov added that following talks with border countries this year opportunities have also been created to reduce water scarcity in the region work has been carried out to clean canals and repair hydraulic structures as a result of which crop areas have been fully supplied with irrigation water Measures are also envisaged for the upcoming growing season to provide irrigation water to agricultural producers Negotiations will be continued on the arrival of the established water limit Current issues of socio-economic development of the Kyzylorda region were discussed at a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov as part of his working visit to the region made a report on the current situation in the region He said that over the 11 months of this year there was a high growth rate of the main macroeconomic indicators the volume of the processing industry has increased by 8.5% the number of active small and medium enterprises has increased by 29.5% and the rate of investment attraction has risen by 31.3% The region has seen the creation of over 28,000 new jobs repair of 366 km of highways and construction of 604,000 sq m of housing The Minister of Agriculture Yerbol Karashukeyev reported on growth rates of agro-industrial complexes in the region The meeting also focused on measures to develop education The Prime Minister stressed that the Action Plan for implementation of the President's election programme places great emphasis on issues of regional development including enhancing their self-sufficiency and reducing regional disparities "All measures stipulated are first of all aimed at improvement of living standards and well-being of Kazakhstanis," Alikhan Smailov said 21 new-format schools for more than 15,000 pupils and 4 district hospitals are to be built by 2026 within the national projects approved this year the issues of social support for medical staff moving to rural areas will be tackled The Prime Minister reminded that implementation of the three-year Comprehensive Plan of Social and Economic Development of Kyzylorda region is coming to an end thanks to which the level of gasification and water supply to the population the rate of housing construction and other key macroeconomic indicators have been increased the gross regional product in nominal terms has increased by 279 billion tenge about 1,5 trillion tenge of investments have been attracted into the economy of the region 25 measures of the plan were not fulfilled Alikhan Smailov noted the need to continue to diversify the region's economy This year 7 projects worth 6.5 billion tenge are planned to be completed through private investments in the region Another 60 projects worth over 1 trillion tenge are under development "The Akimat needs to implement all planned projects in time as well as to ensure quality development of new ones," he stressed Alikhan Smailov noted the need to increase the effectiveness of work to contain food prices electricity and water supply to residents of the region The Prime Minister also paid special attention to the state of the Northern Aral Sea the volume of which has been decreasing in recent years To improve the situation he demanded to ensure compliance with technologies and sequence of irrigation continue work on introduction of water-saving technologies on irrigated lands strengthen monitoring of land reclamation state provide necessary repair-restoration works on canals cleaning of main and inter-farm canals of irrigation network Alikhan Smailov ordered by the end of Q1 2023 to take measures to increase salaries of workers of utility companies by the end of 2025 to complete reconstruction of local sections of the highway Kyzylorda and Zhezkazgan to bring the road network in good condition to 95% to consider the issue of attracting an investor for further construction of a plant for production of soda ash and consider the possibility of allocating funds from the national budget to start construction of a new plant the Prime Minister noted the need to continue the gasification of settlements in the region given the availability of a gas resource base and to accelerate the development of design and estimate documentation for the construction of a perinatal centre in Kyzylorda As part of a working visit to the region Alikhan Smailov also familiarized himself with the work of Kyzylorda College of Construction and Business named after Iskakov and the rehabilitation centre "Kamkorlyk" which provides specialized care for children with disabilities Travelling one evening on the train from Astana to Almaty in Kazakhstan I got chatting with the other three people in our four-berth compartment This kind of enforced sociability is often a joy of travelling in the former USSR On this occasion my travelling companions were a young Russian man and a grandmotherly figure whom I also took to be Russian the Kazakh woman announced that her great-grandfather had been an Englishman but she explained that he had been an engineer working in the oilfields around Guryev (modern Atyrau) before the revolution had married and remained after the Bolshevik takeover There was nothing implausible about this story – lots of foreign engineers worked in the mines and oilfields of the Kazakh steppe in the last years of tsarism he made the point that the terrible effects of 30 years of tests on the local population could not be called a “genocide,” because that referred to the extermination of just one people In Semipalatinsk radiation was killing “every one of the 100 nationalities of which we were so proud.” Northern Kazakhstan is perhaps an extreme example of the ethnic and cultural hybridity that could be produced by Soviet rule but similar blended identities are common from the Baltics to the Caucasus to the USSR’s great cities – Baku The Soviet Union was a high modernist project which sought not just to sustain superpower status through economic development but to create a new type of human being – Homo Sovieticus The official version was that “Soviet Man” would transcend petty divisions of nationality class and politics as the different peoples of the USSR were forged into a single In practice the Soviet state’s grasp of its people’s aspirations and imaginations became more and more feeble after the 1960s something we might call Homo Sovieticus did come into being – a product not so much of indoctrination as of mobility Mingled populations are characteristic of empires and they have suffered harshly from the nationalist dogmas of the 20th and 21st centuries which decreed that Bombay belonged to Marathi-speaking Hindus and that there was no longer any place for Greeks or Jews in Alexandria In some ways the Soviet Union held the tide of nationalism at bay for longer than might have seemed possible in 1917. Paradoxically it did so by conceding considerable ground to the principle of nationality exemplified in the structure of the 15 Soviet republics: “national in form socialist in content” seems an ironic slogan now because nationalism has proved so much more durable than communism However not everyone fit into the national categories recorded in Soviet passports and not even the bewildering complexity of union republics autonomous republics and autonomous oblasts could capture the full complexity of Soviet identity Not only did multiple peoples live alongside each other in ways that defied territorial definition – they also intermarried across religious and ethnic boundaries Nowhere was this truer than Ukraine and Kazakhstan which until the end of the 18th century had been home to small populations of Turkic nomads and mixed Turkic/Slavic Cossacks became a destination for multiple migrations Bulgarians and Jews blended into a Russian-speaking – but not straightforwardly Russian – population Kazakhstan was the only republic where in 1991 there was no overall ethnic majority Kazakhs made up 40 percent of the population and the balance included almost every nationality to be found in the USSR from the Germans deported there by Stalin and their descendants to “Uzbeks” who had long lived in the cities of the southern steppe and found themselves in Kazakhstan as a result of Soviet border-drawing Even these statistics only reflected “passport nationality” – the offspring of a Russian-Kazakh or Kazakh-Tatar mixed marriage could choose which nationality to belong to Many predicted as a result that Kazakhstan would fall apart after 1991 Three-quarters of the German population left for Germany Today Kazakhstan’s population is roughly 65 percent Kazakh and 20 percent Russian – but ethnic diversity is still a fact of life The planet of 100 languages is still with us Kazakhstan’s relative economic success is probably a factor in this – GDP per capita has at times been higher than in Russia, while Ukraine’s is currently three-quarters lower. Since independence the more extreme demands of Kazakh ethnic and linguistic nationalism have been kept in check by policies which tacitly protect the status of Russian cultural and linguistic diversity in ways which recall the Soviet “friendship of peoples.” Most important of all Kazakhstan has not been exposed to open hostility invasion and territorial annexation by Russia any form of nostalgia for the Soviet Union would seem to play Putin’s game We should not idealize inter-ethnic relations in the USSR or accept the regime’s propaganda about the friendship of peoples unquestioningly There was a clear hierarchy among Soviet nationalities – the Russians were at the top then the titular nationalities within their respective republics then members of other recognized nationalities Marrying a Russian was often essential for the advancement of political or military careers State-approved forms of national culture in the USSR were often narrow and stereotyped a great many former Soviet citizens outside Russia would agree with Putin that the collapse of the Soviet Union was a tragedy – partly because they had been proud to be citizens of a great power where standards of living were often higher but above all because Soviet identity was imperial If you were a product of a mixed Tatar-German marriage in Kazakhstan a Russian-speaking Korean living in Uzbekistan it was easier to think of yourself as Soviet than as a citizen of whichever republic you ended up living in after 1991 borders sealed the republics apart from each other to a much greater degree than before It is hardly surprising that many people in Central Asia and elsewhere in the former USSR still have a sentimental attachment to the Soviet past. Attempts to erase this, such as Ukraine’s condemnation of the entire Soviet period The best way to resist the Kremlin’s exploitation of Soviet nostalgia is to deny its claim to be the USSR’s sole legitimate heir mixed identities which Soviet rule produced still exist and cannot be forced into narrow ethnic and linguistic national frameworks The challenge both for Ukraine and for the Central Asian Republics is to forge new civic identities with which all their citizens can identify not just members of the titular nationality Alexander Morrison is fellow and tutor in history at New College He is currently writing a history of the Russian conquest of Central Asia Sign up for Eurasianet's free weekly newsletter. Support Eurasianet: Help keep our journalism open to all ASTANA (TCA) — A new variety of rice is being tested now in Kazakhstan’s southern Kyzylorda region for further export the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of Kazakhstan reported on its website The dynamics of rice yields continues to grow in the Kyzylorda region the total production of rice has increased by a third Every year we produce about 400 thousand tons,” said the head of the regional Department of Agriculture Bakhyt Zhakanov in an interview to palata.kz He noted that it allows not only to fully meet the needs of the domestic market today Kyzylorda rice is exported to Azerbaijan “These are the countries to which we have established exports Sometimes we export to Europe,” he added He named Russians as the main competitors of Kyzylorda rice producers because the genetics of Kyzylorda and Russian rice is identical National standards of taste in all countries are different because they prepare very different dishes which we like to eat in the post-Soviet countries,” said Zhakanov “So now we are going to a higher quality level when you need to grow those varieties that they prefer in their countries,” he said Now the rice growers of Kyzylorda region are trying to grow the Iranian rice variety “We want to see how it will behave if it adapts [in Kyzylorda] then we will be able to sell to Iran their favorite type of rice,” summed up Zhakanov Here we are to serve you with news right now quality journalism and subscribe on a monthly basis you can have full digital access to all news Proces du 13-November : ce que ces hommes opaques ont dans la tete Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit Blanditiis optio incidunt eum omnis ratione error temporibus iure porro esse Integer consectetur quam eget ipsum dictum accumsan Donec non lectus id risus rutrum ullamcorper sit amet vel nulla On the modernization of aviation infrastructure of Kazakhstan at the Government session reported the Minister of Transport Marat Karabayev The issues of domestic and international air transportation network development aircraft fleet replenishment and personnel situation in the industry were also considered next year will complete the construction of new passenger terminals They have attracted more than 150 billion tenge of private investment for this purpose It is expected that following the implementation of these projects the capacity of Almaty air harbor will increase 5 times Kyzylorda airport will increase 6 times and Shymkent airport 7 times.  an investor from the UAE will start reconstruction of the runway of the capital's airport at its own expense This is one of the priority tasks set before the new management company In accordance with the order of the Head of State the reconstruction of the runway of Pavlodar airport taxiway and apron of Balkhash air harbor will also begin The department is carrying out comprehensive work to attract private investors with the necessary competencies and capital to create multimodal centers at the country's airports.  the investor plans to modernize the runway of Karaganda airport and equip it with the necessary special equipment Negotiations are underway to transfer the airports of Aktobe Turkestan and Kyzylorda to the trust management of large global investors with experience in this area A total of $2.4 billion of private investment the industry this year has seen positive dynamics: for 11 months domestic airlines carried 12.3 million passengers (23% more than last year) It is planned that by the end of 2023 this figure will grow to 13 million passengers The volume of services provided by airports increased by 25% to 24 million passengers Significant growth is observed in Almaty and Astana where this year a record passenger service was recorded: 9 million and 7 million The volume of cargo handled at the airports increased up to 130 thousand tons In order to develop the ground infrastructure of airports and further increase the transit potential of the country work will be carried out in three directions: Marat Karabayev noted that currently the deficit of aviation fuel in the country is about 300 thousand tons per year This volume is planned to fill by increasing imports the fueling complex of Almaty airport is undergoing modernization and from June 2024 will switch to the use of aviation fuel JET A-1 The Minister emphasized that the reorientation of production of domestic plants to the production of this fuel will not lead to a significant increase in volumes significant funds are required to bring the infrastructure of all airports to accept JET A-1 In order to exclude intermediary structures affecting the final cost of products the agency is working on the possibility of direct purchase of imported jet fuel from foreign refineries The level of wear and tear of special machinery and equipment of airports today is 50% In the near future it is necessary to renew 230 units of equipment and solve the important issue of purchasing wheelchairs and ambulifts for passengers with low mobility Financing of the projects will be carried out at the expense of own funds or preferential crediting of private airports For the state airports together with the Ministry of Finance the allocation of funds from the budget is being worked out.  The meeting also considered the situation with the illegal allocation of places near airports which continues to be a threat to flight safety legislative changes have been adopted that exclude the emergence of new facilities on the airport territory akimats should pay special attention to prevent illegal construction on the territory around the airport and take measures to return to the state previously granted land plots," Karabayev emphasized Domestic air transportation in the country is carried out by 5 domestic companies To provide the population with affordable air transportation and the development of domestic tourism in the country are used mechanisms of subsidizing air routes This year 6.9 billion tenge has been allocated from the republican budget to subsidize 23 air routes in 9 regions Next year the amount is increasing and will amount to 8.2 billion tenge "Within the framework of international air transportation flights are currently performed in 110 directions and to 28 countries El Kuwait and other cities have been opened Shanghai and New York will be launched," the head of the department said Six foreign airlines this year issued permits for flights to Kazakhstan amendments were made to the "open skies" regime: all restrictions on the use of the fifth degree of "freedom of the air" have been removed the largest Asian company "Air Asia" will begin to perform flights in the direction of Almaty-Kuala Lumpur the lowcoster plans to perform flights using the fifth degree of "freedom of air" to Jeddah It is emphasized that all this will strengthen competition in the market and increase the availability of tickets The air fleet of domestic companies is also being replenished: this year they purchased 10 aircrafts Within the framework of the signed agreements by the end of 2025 the air fleet will be supplemented with 25 more units and will amount to 124 airplanes It is expected that all this will contribute to reducing the cost of air tickets and the level of flight delays three new air carriers are being established in the cargo transportation segment.  For the development of small aviation at the expense of budget funds where a new airport terminal and Urjar were built The state currently subsidizes flights to low-power airports In the next 2-3 years it is planned to modernize the airports of Balkhash and Urjar including the construction of air havens in Karkaraly The Minister also told about the situation with personnel training there are about 20 thousand people in the domestic aviation The annual need for additional personnel is 600 specialists "In the country today there is the only higher educational institution that trains personnel throughout Central Asia graduates of the Academy are not in demand due to their non-compliance with international requirements so the main aviation enterprises are forced to train personnel on their own In order to solve the problem and increase the level of demand of our students training in accordance with European standards EASA with the involvement of a strategic partner from France is under consideration," Marat Karabayev informed.  the Minister said that timely measures will be taken to provide aviation fuel increase the availability of air transportation and replenish the fleet of aircrafts It is planned to increase the number of passengers at least twice in the next 6 years a number of state programs are actively implemented in the regions of Kazakhstan The programs are aimed at socio-economic development of the regions increasing incomes and the quality of life Read the report by PrimeMinister.kz on the progress in the implementation of the Head of State’s instructions in the Kyzylorda region The region is located in the southwestern part of Kazakhstan with a total area of ​​226 thousand km² which is 8.3% of the entire territory of the republic the gross agricultural output amounted to 36.8 billion tenge an increase of 2.7% compared to the corresponding period of 2018 The number of cows increased by 7.5% (178 thousand heads) sheep – by 9.9% (557.6 thousand heads) horses – by 12.6% (143.7 thousand heads) camels – by 6.7% (50.5 thousand heads) Meat produced (in live weight) – 22.3 thousand tons (103.1%) the region produced agricultural products worth 35.9 billion tenge which is 2.7% more than the corresponding period last year the volume of food production for 8 months of this year amounted to 25.8 billion tenge an increase of 8.8% compared with last year the volume of investments in fixed assets of agriculture amounted to 2,094.5 million tenge an increase of 2.2 times compared with the corresponding period last year 583.8 million tenge was invested in fixed assets of food production an increase of 2.3 times compared with the corresponding period last year Compared to the corresponding period last year 13.3 billion tenge was allocated for state support of the agricultural sector 183.1 thousand hectares of land are sown in the region The volume of the main crop – rice amounted to 87.9 thousand hectares The volume of crops compared to last year increased by 5.8 thousand hectares The volume of grain crops grew by 2.4 thousand ha out of 87.9 thousand hectares of rice in the region About 3.8 thousand ha of wheat were harvested in the region 9.7 thousand tons of products were obtained (an average of 25.6 tons per hectare) 4.5 thousand tons of products were obtained from summer wheat from 4.1 thousand ha (an average of 11,1 centner per hectare) from 527 hectares of summer barley 440.4 tons of products were obtained (an average of 8.4 centners per hectare) from 63 ha of oats 45.4 tons of products were obtained (an average of 7.2 centners per hectare) harvesting of grain corn and millet is now beginning 194 hectares (38.1%) of millet have already been harvested 1,757 tons of corn and 529 tons of millet respectively 2.8 thousand ha (70.1%) of the 3.9 thousand ha of potatoes have been harvested 4.9 thousand ha (86.3%) of the 5.6 thousand ha of vegetables have been harvested and 7.7 thousand ha of melons and gourds – 6.6 thousand ha (84.2%) The work on cleaning safflower culture have been completed 7.7 thousand hectares (100%) have been harvested the first and second mowing of old alfalfa were completed 87.1 thousand tons were obtained from the first mowing 88.9 thousand tons of alfalfa from the second - mowing 13,819 hectares were mowed and 11.7 thousand tons of hay received In order to increase labor productivity and increase the volume and quality of meat products this year a meat processing plant is being built on the basis of Marzhan Cheese LLP The company exported to Uzbekistan 250 heads of cattle in live weight (105 tons) Shagan Zher LLP and Cheese Marzhan LLP entered into an agreement with MUXTOR-TRADE (Uzbekistan) on the implementation of deliveries of 1,000 cattle in live weight nearly 800 heads of live weight were exported to Iran an increase in food processing by 8.8% was noted in agriculture in comparison with the same period last year cottage cheese – by 1.4 times and other dairy products – by 2.8% 95.8 thousand tons of agricultural products worth $34.5 million were exported from the region the share of processed agricultural products amounted to 94.5% the main markets for exported products are Tajikistan (34.6%) 44,533.8 tons of agricultural products worth $18,608.3 thousand were exported from the region which amounted to 93.6 percent compared to the previous year only three types of products were exported (fish then today this amount has been increased to 19 (melon it is planned to export 150 heads of cattle to Iran the volume of investments attracted to the region amounted to 233.4 billion tenge and increased 1.7 times compared to the reporting period last year It should be noted that in terms of growth dynamics the Kyzylorda region is among the first three the regions (Karaganda – 188.3% Investment growth was mainly provided by attracted investments in infrastructure (51 billion tenge) investment (79 billion tenge) projects and other industries six industrial zones operate in 909.9 hectares of land Now 213.8 hectares of land have been developed from the allocated land plots 47 projects are located here for a total of 193 billion tenge 21 projects have been implemented for 65.3 billion tenge The volume of products produced by projects for 8 months of 2019 amounted to 2.6 billion tenge and increased by 8.9 times compared to the same period in 2018 5 projects have been implemented for a total of 166 million tenge the volume of industrial production amounted to 588 billion tenge In this year within the framework of the second five-year plan of the industrialization program in the region it is planned to implement four projects with a cost of 42.6 billion tenge with the creation of 431 jobs This is the construction of plants for the production and processing of flat glass a workshop for the production of plastic boats and rice processing and the organization of the production of animal feed Commissioning is scheduled for the second half of 2019 given in the framework of the XV Forum of Regional Cooperation between Kazakhstan and Russia in 2018 work is underway to create a special economic zone "Baikonur." A draft Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Government of the Russian Federation has been developed to create the Baikonur Special Economic Zone The Baikonur zone will allow the creation of the Baikonur International Space Port (2019-2030) the Baikonur Entertainment and Tourism Zone (2019-2026) and attract foreign and domestic investors to organize more than 10 large export-oriented industrial production in Baikonur city the Baikonur zone contributes to the creation of a favorable business climate in the city namely the creation of more than 3.6 thousand new jobs reduction of unemployment from 4.6% in 2019 to 2.5% by 2025 an increase in the number of people employed in the economy from 28 thousand people in 2019 to 45 thousand in 2035 and also an increase in tourist flow from 250-500 thousand or more tourists a year It is planned to build 10 projects on the territory with a total cost of 466 billion tenge with the creation of more than 3,600 jobs 77,387 people live in the city of Baikonur The city has 347 multi-apartment residential buildings (about 20,000 apartments) To address housing issues in this year The construction of five residential buildings has been completed Architecture and Urban Planning Department of the Kyzylorda Region as part of the Nurly Zher program in Baikonyur construction of five residential buildings began all the necessary infrastructure has been brought to these houses 50 apartments in these houses will be provided as official housing to public servants The remaining 200 apartments will be provided to citizens standing in line for housing in the akimat of Baikonur for rental housing without the right to purchase 2.1 billion tenge were allocated for the construction of these houses from the republican and regional budgets social infrastructure facilities were built: schools Head of the Department of Energy and Housing and Communal Services of the Kyzylorda Region Medet Usain noted that in 2017 a gas pipeline was constructed in Baikonur as part of the investment program of KazTransGasAimak JSC 44 km of the gas pipeline and gas distribution station were under construction according to the results of the fifth interdepartmental commission KazTransGasAimak JSC obtained the right to sell gas in the territory of Baikonur in accordance with the tariffs of the Kyzylorda region on average per month paid 3 thousand tenge per apartment This will be of great help to the population and will give impetus to development for small and medium-sized businesses six social facilities and all 323 apartment buildings use natural gas,” said Usain As part of the Nurly Zher state housing program 22.2 billion tenge were allocated in 2019; it is planned to build 43 multi-story residential buildings (110.9 m²) for 1,862 apartments at the expense of all sources of financing Including rental housing without the right of purchase – 24 houses (946 apartments – 53.2 thousand m²) credit housing – 17 houses (830 apartments – 52 thousand m²) individual developers – 2 houses ( 86 apartments – 5.3 thousand m²) 9.5 billion tenge was allocated for the construction of 35 projects for the development of engineering and communications infrastructure it is planned to put into operation 720.8 thousand square meters of housing and 299 kilometers of engineering infrastructure network from all sources of financing As part of the 7-20-25 mortgage lending program 166 applications totaling 1,422.1 million tenge have been received through second-tier banks 87 loans worth 747.5 million tenge have been issued last year construction of four credit residential buildings for 240 apartments began 13 loan houses for 590 apartments will be commissioned as part of the program The labor force in the Kyzylorda region for the first quarter of 2019 is 347.9 thousand people (Q1 2018 – 344.7 thousand people) the employed population is 331.4 thousand people (Q1 2018 – 328 10.2 billion tenge were allocated for the implementation of the Enbek program in the region In order to train personnel with technical and vocational education For short-term training – 1,067 people Today 825 people learned the basics of entrepreneurship under the Bastau Business project 141 received microloans and 309 received state grants In order to support entrepreneurial initiatives in rural and urban areas 2,637 grants worth 1,137.2 million tenge were issued for the implementation of new business ideas 757 people received grants and started their own business 17,295 people were affected by active employment measures The number of recipients of targeted social assistance in the region increased by 3.7 times (from 34,312 to 129,525) By the decision of local representative bodies 8,126 people of certain categories were paid social benefits of 650.5 million tenge 2,906 families received charitable assistance worth more than 127 million tenge For 8 months of 2019 the number of operating entities in the field of small and medium-sized enterprises amounted to 44,227 units an increase of 7.9% compared to the corresponding period of 2018 There is an increase in individual entrepreneurs by 1,501 units and peasant (farm) households by 1,378 compared to the same period in 2018 the share of working small and medium enterprises registered in the region amounted to 85.7% 90,020 people were employed in the region in small and medium-sized businesses goods worth 70.9 billion tenge were produced self-employed have been trained in the basics of entrepreneurship as part of state programs 1 billion 150 million tenge was allocated to support the state program Business Road Map 2020 second-tier banks have approved 112 projects totaling 3.8 billion tenge There are 32 state medical organizations in the region 2,420 doctors and 9,040 paramedical workers In order to improve the quality of medical care at the level of primary healhcare the disaggregation of medical sites is carried out with the attached population from 2,200 to 1,800 an additional 57 medical sites have been opened the number of attached population has decreased to 1,689 the number of attached population per 1 site is 1647 people it is planned to open an additional 26 sites and bring the number of attached population per 1 general practitioner to 1600 people In 14 organizations of primary health care With the opening of 30 new ambulance teams the number increased from 47 to 77 compared to 2017 the average travel time was reduced from 9.8 to 6.9 minutes from the time of the call the success rate was resuscitated from 13 to 48% the staffing of PHC doctors has reached 95% the ratio of average medical workers to a doctor has been brought up to 1:3 As part of the digitalization of the healthcare sector all medical organizations of the region 100% have implemented medical information systems Equipping with computer equipment was 100% of which 100% are at the level of city and district medical institutions As part of the outreach to the population of the region about the Compulsory Social Health Insurance 108,905 copies of information materials were prepared and distributed (49,800 booklets as well as 70,000 SMS messages were sent to 40,000 subscribers through the WhatsApp messenger In order to implement the transition to the system of compulsory social health insurance among the population (especially the rural population) explanatory work was carried out in settlements of the region with coverage of more than 544,286 people together with employees of medical organizations and a branch of the FSMS NAO in the Kyzylorda region payments in the amount of 5 billion tenge were made to the Social Health Insurance Fund According to the results of work on updating the status of citizens according to the results of a courtyard detour (at the place of residence) to date 86,372 of the 11,335 people envisaged by the plan have been updated recipients of social benefits – 5,854 people 61,050 children are brought up in 667 preschool educational institutions of the region 9 educational facilities are under construction an extension of the educational building with 100 beds to the school in the Saksaulsk settlement of the Aral region was commissioned Coverage of children aged 3 and 6 years is 100% Two private kindergartens with 85 places in Aral and Kazaly districts were opened one state kindergarten with 140 places in Kyzylorda The share of private kindergartens is 72% of all kindergartens Secondary education covers 162,684 students in 293 schools the admission process to Grade 1 has become automated All students were fully accommodated in schools The educational process is carried out in 1-2 shifts and 10 who switched to the updated content of education are fully provided with textbooks 20985 students (16 state and 13 private educational institutions) study in the region in 29 institutions in 97 specialties and 167 qualifications 10 educational institutions have successfully passed institutional and specialized accreditation 8 educational institutions have the status of a higher college and are engaged in the training of applied bachelor specialists 293 schools or 100% have the broadband Internet access the number of domestic tourists increased by 45.6% compared with the same period last year and amounted to 1,605 and 37,633 people 1,411 rooms with an average price of 7,801 tenge 39,237 tourists provided services for 533.2 million tenge work is ongoing in the region to develop roadside services along the Western Europe-Western China Highway 44 points were identified for the construction of facilities the total investment of which will be 6 billion 161 million tenge (14 of which are connected to the Internet and there is the possibility of payment through POS-terminals) 17 were introduced into the Google maps and Yandex map systems This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several 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long-term objective to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2060.  The country’s ageing power infrastructure has been operating for an average of 40 years and it is heavily reliant on coal-fired power generation The new combined heat and power plant in the Kyzylorda region will help address the growing demand for reliable and flexible power while balancing renewable energy and supporting coal phase out “We believe in the bright future of Kazakhstan Aksa Energy is dedicated to support Kazakhstan’s energy transition through transforming its coal baseload to lower carbon footprint technologies in line with the country’s net-zero agenda,” said Korkut Ozturkmen Aksa Energy Board Member and Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee Ozturkmen stated that Aksa Energy’s 240 MW Kyzylorda heat and power plant project is a concrete example of this intention Korkut Ozturkmen talked about Aksa Energy’s new gas turbine supply contract with GE and said “We are delighted to announce that Aksa Energy has signed a contract with GE for the supply of two high-efficient GE 6F.03 gas turbines for our new 240 MW combined heat and power plant in Kyzylorda which is a great achievement for the progress of the Project that we are targeting to become operational in 2025.” “We chose GE’s technology based on the evaluation of multiple parameters such as CAPEX service as well as flexibility to meet grid operator requirements.” “GE is proud to collaborate with Aksa Energy on key infrastructure projects We value their trust in our ability to deliver our advanced technologies for the first CHP project in Kazakhstan,” said Brice Raisin  “We believe that Aksa Energy’s global expertise in power plant commissioning and operation complemented by GE’s gas turbine technology will help meaningfully increase energy reliability and reduce emissions in the Kyzylorda region Transitioning baseload generation fuel from carbon-intensive coal to a more efficient natural gas will help ensure grid stability as well as a better future for the people in Kazakhstan.” GE’s 6F.03 turbines are known for their flexibility They draw on the best of GE’s scaled H and F-Class technology offer quick installation and have a large and diversified installed base across approximately 40 countries with more than 200 of these units in operation globally This contract is the latest milestone in GE’s successful GE gas turbine technology power major oil & gas projects GE exhaust gas filtration systems reduce carbon emissions on a number of Kazakhstan energy facilities