30 Mar 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FC Astana won 3–0 over Zhetysu Taldykorgan on Sun 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 FC Astana 21 win(s) FC Astana haven't lost to Zhetysu Taldykorgan in their last 8 meetings (8W Have scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between FC Astana and Zhetysu Taldykorgan on Sun 30 Mar 2025 11:00:00 GMT?FC Astana won 3–0 over Zhetysu Taldykorgan on Sun 30 Mar 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches FC Astana is playing home against Zhetysu Taldykorgan on Sun Kazakhstan – Excitement is building as Taldykorgan prepares to host the highly anticipated Major League Field Hockey Championship of the Republic of Kazakhstan The event will feature both men’s and women’s teams competing in the I-II rounds promising thrilling matches and top-tier athletic performances the Taldykorgan sports complex will be the center of Kazakhstan’s field hockey scene The championship will bring together the best teams from across the country all vying for the prestigious title and showcasing their skills in what promises to be a spectacular display of talent and competition The Major League Championship is a key event in Kazakhstan’s sports calendar and the level of competition is expected to be exceptionally high Both men’s and women’s matches will be held ensuring a diverse and action-packed schedule for spectators “We are thrilled to host this important championship in Taldykorgan,” said a representative from the Kazakhstan Field Hockey Federation “The Major League Championship is crucial for the development and promotion of field hockey in our country We look forward to witnessing some outstanding matches and celebrating the talent of our athletes.” Local authorities and sports organizations have been working diligently to ensure the event’s success with preparations including enhanced facilities and comprehensive safety measures for all participants and attendees Fans are eagerly awaiting the start of the championship ready to support their favorite teams and players The atmosphere in Taldykorgan is expected to be electric with passionate supporters adding to the excitement of the matches and moments of sheer brilliance on the field The event not only highlights the competitive spirit of Kazakhstani athletes but also serves as an inspiration for young and exclusive coverage of the Major League Field Hockey Championship in Taldykorgan Join us in celebrating the spirit of competition and the exceptional talent of Kazakhstan’s field hockey players develops and promotes the sport within the continent in cooperation with 31 Member National Associations Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov within his working trip to Zhetisu region got acquainted with the construction of the main gas pipeline "Taldykorgan-Usharal" implemented on behalf of the Head of State The total length of the Taldykorgan-Usharal gas trunkline will be 302.4 kilometres The project provides for the construction of six branch pipelines and automatic gas distribution stations The throughput capacity of the gas pipeline is 385 million m3 of gas per year Chairman of the Board of NC "QazaqGaz" Sanzhar Zharkeshov reported that the facility will be operated as part of the existing unified system of the main gas pipeline "Almaty-Taldykorgan" the completion of construction and launch is scheduled for the end of 2026 The new main gas pipeline "Taldykorgan - Usharal" will provide natural gas to 66 settlements of Aksu Upon completion of construction and connection the level of gasification of the region will increase from 47.6% to 90% Prime Minister stressed that the new gas pipeline would ensure energy security and stable gas supply to homes social facilities and industrial enterprises of the region This will contribute to the sustainable development of the region and improve the quality of life An additional positive effect will be the growth of business activity development of small and medium-sized businesses with the creation of new jobs in the Zhetisu region out of 358 settlements 192 are subject to gasification 334 thousand people (47.6%) have got access to gas the level of gasification of the population was 60% (12 million people have access to gas) "The Government attaches special importance to the implementation of large-scale infrastructure projects initiated by the Head of State The resources and funds of Samruk-Kazyna and Baiterek holdings foreign direct investment and private capital are actively involved in the financing of priority projects for the economy Samruk-Kazyna has allocated KZT10.4 billion for the implementation of 42 gasification projects This will allow to connect 30 more settlements to gas supply in Zhetisu region by the end of the year," Olzhas Bektenov stressed Head of the Government emphasised the need to ensure the highest possible share of Kazakhstani content in goods and services in the implementation of projects The Ministry of Energy and National Company "QazaqGaz" Akimat of the region have been instructed to take all measures for quality implementation of projects with observance of all established deadlines it was instructed to strengthen control over the connection of gas to private homes Stay updated about the events of the Prime minister and the Government of Kazakhstan - subscribe to the official Telegram channel Kazakhstan – From June 22 to June 29 Taldykorgan was the center of attention as it hosted the National Field Hockey Championship of the Republic of Kazakhstan for boys and girls born in 2008-2009 and younger leaving behind memories of exhilarating matches and showcasing the future stars of Kazakhstani field hockey the sports complex in Taldykorgan witnessed intense competition Young athletes from across the country competed fiercely The final day was particularly electrifying with the top teams battling it out for the championship title Spectators were treated to a display of strategic plays The atmosphere was electric as fans cheered for their favorite teams and players displaying exceptional coordination and skill throughout the tournament Team B clinched the title with a series of impressive performances that wowed the audience and participants expressed their satisfaction with the successful conclusion of the event “This championship has not only highlighted the immense talent present in our young athletes but also fostered a sense of unity and sportsmanship,” said one of the event organizers The championship also served as a platform for identifying and nurturing the next generation of national players with scouts and coaches keeping a keen eye on standout performers The Taldykorgan community and local authorities played a crucial role in ensuring the event ran smoothly providing excellent facilities and implementing necessary safety measures for all participants and attendees the young athletes return to their respective regions and inspiration gained from this prestigious event The future of Kazakhstani field hockey looks bright with these young stars poised to achieve great heights Kazakhstan is advancing energy security with a new gas pipeline to supply natural gas to more than 124,000 people in 66 settlements when completed in 2026 The 302.4-kilometer Taldykorgan-Usharal main gas pipeline under construction in the Zhetisu region will have the capacity to deliver 385 million cubic meters of gas annually according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s office The project includes six pipeline branches and automatic gas distribution stations and will be part of the existing Almaty-Taldykorgan main gas pipeline system Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov said during a visit to the project site on Saturday that the pipeline would improve energy security and provide a stable gas supply for homes, schools, hospitals, and businesses in the region, adding that the government is investing heavily in infrastructure projects. In addition to the project, Samruk Kazyna has allocated 10.4 billion tenge ($21.8 million) for 42 gasification projects in the region aiming to connect gas to 30 more settlements by the end of the year The Global Knowledge Hub for Pipeline Operators and Industry Professionals The Pipeline Technology Journal (ptj) is the premier open-access publication dedicated to advancing innovation and connecting professionals within the global pipeline industry the ptj Journal serves as a vital resource for pipeline operators delivering high-quality technical insights With a reach of over 15,000 subscribers and additional distribution at leading international pipeline events ptj bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and practical application The journal is supported by a distinguished international editorial board ensuring content that 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received a non-custodial sentence The ex-policemen have also been stripped of their ranks and barred from any future employment in the civil service This case stemmed from a broader investigation led by prosecutors into the conduct of the police during and after a nationwide surge of turbulent public discontent that has come to be known as Bloody January One of the alleged victims of the officers on trial was Azamat Batyrbayev, who is reputed to have been responsible for pulling down a statue of former President Nursultan Nazarbayev in Taldykorgan. Images of the toppled statue became emblematic of the general rage against the corrupt cronyism that prevailed under Nazarbayev who resigned in 2019 but retained considerable power while in retirement Investigators determined that the Almaty region police officers in the dock had employed “prohibited investigative methods” – a euphemism for the use of physical violence against detainees Prosecutors argued that this abuse had led to seven individuals sustaining injuries of varying severity This was one of a trickle of similar cases that have been tried in Kazakhstan over the past year or so employees had been passed on to the courts for further processing That number did not appear to include the four officers convicted this week Rights activists have charged that the authorities are severely undercounting the number of law enforcement officials responsible for acts of torture In another relatively recent trial, seven former KNB employees were sentenced to prison terms ranging from three to five years in December for torturing people detained during the January 2022 events Three other KNB staff received suspended sentences A lawyer acting for the victims argued that the punishment was insufficiently severe Sign up for Eurasianet's free weekly newsletter. Support Eurasianet: Help keep our journalism open to all, and influenced by none. 26 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FC Yelimay won 3–0 over Zhetysu Taldykorgan on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Zhetysu Taldykorgan 3 win(s) Haven't scored in their last 5 matches Have scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (4) Who won between Zhetysu Taldykorgan and FC Yelimay on Sat 26 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT?FC Yelimay won 3–0 over Zhetysu Taldykorgan on Sat 26 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 0 goals in their last 5 matches Zhetysu Taldykorgan is playing home against FC Yelimay on Sat National Field Hockey Championship of the Republic of Kazakhstan is underway featuring thrilling matches among boys and girls born in 2008-2009 and younger the energy and excitement continue to build at the Taldykorgan sports complex Impressive performances from several teams with young athletes showcasing their skills The matches were filled with intense competition keeping spectators on the edge of their seats Highlights of the day included a nail-biting game between two top teams where the match was decided in the final minutes with a spectacular goal celebrating the spirit and talent of the young players Coaches and organizers expressed their delight at the level of competition and sportsmanship displayed by the participants “These young athletes are the future of Kazakhstani field hockey and their performance here is truly inspiring,” said one of the event organizers the anticipation for upcoming matches grows Fans and supporters are eager to see which teams will advance and who will emerge as the champions of this prestigious tournament is Eurasianet's former Turkey/Caucasus editor and has written for the site since 2007 Sign up for Eurasianet's free weekly newsletter. Support Eurasianet: Help keep our journalism open to all University of Pennsylvania student volunteers cover enormous distances for charitable missions during the summer and in the past several weeks a group of four has included Kazakhstan in the list.  Lawrence Wu and Christina Atterbury – worked exclusively in the Nur-Avicenum clinic a medical facility founded by cardiologist Vladimir Kraisman They were assigned to the hospital in this former Soviet republic by Penn International Business Volunteers student-run organization founded almost nine years ago.  “Our mission is to leverage the long-term impact of NGOs across the developing world,” Katie Simon management and marketing skills and resources to provide business solutions.” PIBV sends undergraduates to consult for nonprofits and non-governmental organizations in developing countries the students develop the infrastructure needed for sustainable organizational growth and long-term advancement located in Taldykorgan in Kazakhstan’s southeastern Almaty Province a member of the first Penn group to visit Kazakhstan explains that the clinic was an ideal choice for a PIBV program: Nur-Avicenum “has been praised by many around the world for its unique health-care model and efforts to equalize access to healthcare.” Kraisman and his staff of 26 doctors and 35 nurses provide care at very low cost -– and often Alonso Gerbaud, a rising junior in Penn’s Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business and trip leader says he chose the Nur-Avicenum venture simply because of Kraisman: “I talked to the first team that went there and they told me that the doctor was an amazing person I knew it would be a great adventure to work for him and learn from him.” Kraisman was chief medical doctor of internal medicine for the Soviet Government Hospital of the Almaty Oblast during the Soviet era he developed a construct for private medical care one that would revolutionize Kazakhstan’s approach to treatment explains that Kraisman was truly at the forefront of reform “People said it wasn’t possible to have a health-care system without the government of Kazakhstan,” she said Kraisman was going in the complete opposite direction.” “Nur-Avicenum has remained true to its promise of treating all regardless of income or ability to pay and has yet to turn away an individual in need of health-care,” Tang says in order to ensure that Kraisman’s clinic will remain PIBV sent the second group of Penn underclassmen to Taldykorgan to remedy the still existent financial deficits Gerbaud says the students worked for nine hours each day in the clinic where he notes that all socio-economic classes are represented in the patient population [Kraisman] gives you care free of charge,” Gerbaud explains Atterbury notes that the client base also includes a fair number of young women and children due to the hospital’s pediatric-cardiology services which she says is a rare commodity in the area a rising junior with an economics major and an interest in health care explains that the group based their assessments and recommendations on the model created by Devi Shetty “His hospital system is based on applying economy of scale,” Wu says “which is a health-care model particularly relevant in developing countries.” the students created a database to note the resources of the clinic and make purchase suggestions The team also established a revised accounting system training the employees on Excel use and the auditing of books a rising sophomore in Penn’s Wharton School says that a fair amount of the work occurred separately from the clinic staff “We brainstormed by ourselves on what we thought we should give them and worked independently to achieve that although the staff was always willing to answer our questions,” she says.  The Penn team included a cost-reduction analysis as well But with the recommendation of targeted marketing toward medical equipment and pharmaceutical companies the students created an investor portfolio for Kraisman Wu emphasizes the importance of the investor portfolio because he says that NGOs often rely too heavily on donations “An investor portfolio gives medical companies a reason to invest in the hospital,” Wu explains you’re much more insulated from financial crises Business partnerships are the way to go for long-term sustainability.” Gerbaud says there were differences in perspective when it came to fund-raising “We had to understand that our philosophy was not aligned with [that of Kraisman] my priority was naturally to find ways to increase revenues Kraisman would not allow any changes that would burden his patients,” he says Kho says that NGOs know they need help but aren’t often sure which issues to tackle first “It was difficult to identify how we could best help the hospital.” the students felt their trip was a success.  “Understanding who we were helping was the most rewarding part,” Gerbaud says “I thought learning how to lead a consulting team would be the most rewarding But now I just want to go back and give [Kraisman] all the help I can.” Wu says he has been debating between business and medicine for the past several years he is sure he wants to go the latter route “It would be an honor to accomplish half of what Dr Atterbury puts the work in a larger context “Our projects were simultaneously growing with the clinic and the country of Kazakhstan itself.” The students say Nur-Avicenum plans to unveil a new 13-unit dialysis center later this summer.  the ambitious Dakar Greenbelt project seeks to create an extensive network of ecological infrastructure in and around the city to sustainably address environmental concerns and enhance urban life With support from David Gouverneur and Ellen Neises candidate Rob Levinthal in the Weitzman School of Design led two courses that included a field trip to Dakar that culminated in students presenting their visions for parts of the Greenbelt The new Vagelos Laboratory for Energy Science and Technology boasts adaptable laboratory spaces to support the dynamic needs of pioneering research You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed citing the local court’s press service.  The Taldykorgan city court has reportedly sentenced Marat Kushtybayev to 11 years in prison.  The sentenced followed his conviction on charges of raping the detained 27-year-old woman in his office.  The court reportedly stripped Kushtybayev of all previous state honors and awards including revoking his rank of Colonel.  Marat Kushtybayev is also barred from holding public service positions for the next ten years The trial of Kushtybayev degan on February 28 this eyar behind closed doors 2023.  The 27-year-old woman and her boyfriend were reportedly detained and taken to the police department for disturbing the peace.    The woman was reportedly taken to Kushytibayev’s office for questioning immediate superiors of Kushtybayev -- the chief of the police directorate of Zhetysou region and his deputies – were dismissed.  Kushtybayev had reportedly served as the chief of the Taldukurgan police department since 2022.  How сan water conservation and profit go hand in hand in Tajikistan Border-related issues between Afghanistan and Tajikistan reportedly being handled based on international principles How do fines in Tajikistan relate to citizens' actual incomes and new partnerships: Innovation Forum held in Dushanbe A Startup from Tajikistan ranked in the Top three at the Central Asian Startup Cup Somon Air in partnership with Antares LLC (fly.tj) launches direct flights to Sharm El-Sheikh By president’s order Tajik war veterans will receive 50,000 somonis each on the occasion of Victory Day The parents of journalist Rukhshona Hakimova ask President to help secure their daughter's release Dushanbe and Tehran vow to boost economic cooperation Iranian official proposes to launch an air route connecting Dushanbe and Shiraz Kazakhstan continues to investigate the reasons for January clashes Citizens report illegal detentions and torture on social media Photos taken from the Facebook account of Zhanbolat Mamai an unauthorised protest was held in Almaty demanding to stop torturing those detained during the protests Nearly 500 people gathered at the Republic Square Previously, President Kasym-Zhomart Tokayev in the interview to Khabar 24 answering the question about excesses in the investigation of the January tragedy said that he was concerned about non-violation of citizens’ rights He also noted that he ordered the General Prosecutor’s Office to investigate every single case He also said about the public commission established by activists and welcomed this decision activist and writer Duman Ramazan said that those who took part in the peaceful march are being persecuted and held liable There are such talented Kazakh writers as Almas Temirbai and Kuanysh Ospan among the people who were peaceful protesters in Kokshetau a complaint was lodged against both,” he said Ilyas Dukenbaev, resident of Taldykorgan, became the victim of persecution after the January events and torture. His wife Gulzhanat Tumenova said that Ilyas and his friends were detained on January 6 “They beat him everywhere at the pre-trial detention centre: between legs on his head with an automatic rifle and with a rubber club knocked him down and beat him sitting on his back they made Ilyas perjure himself and take the blame upon himself after severe and cruel torture […] I was allowed to visit him only 2 times a month and banned me from being a social defender He was crying during my visit,” Tumenova said who took part in the demolition of the monument of Nursultan Nazarbayev in Taldykorgan was detained and placed into the pre-trial detention centre for the time of investigation they learned that police officers battered him but was taken back to the pre-trial detention centre before he received the required amount of medical care He was delivered to the Internal Affairs Department for curfew violation wherefrom his family took his body on January 12 The family was told that a grenade and a club were found during the search and he died when he was resisting the police Anar Kalieva and her 18-year-old son Aziz were detained there for taking part in peaceful protests They are now in the pre-trial detention centre and nor Anar took part in mass disorders and seizure of buildings She was detained on January 12 for participation in mass disorders and seizure of buildings “I was placed into a cold isolation ward of the temporary detention facility without electricity I had to sleep on an iron bed and I had to refuse food because of horrible smell The major demanded that I cooperated with the investigation and signed the plea bargain in exchange for a comfortable ward I refused to perjure myself and the major said that everything would be “bad.” Afterwards they strangled me until I lost consciousness A police officer in the temporary detention facility of Semei tried to rape me with a club,” she wrote in her statement to the General Prosecutor’s Office asking to take measures 148 complaints on using unlawful methods of investigation abuse of office were submitted to the General Prosecutor’s Office of Kazakhstan deputy chief of the first Service of General Prosecutor’s Office Abilkhair Kumekov was arrested in his home in Taraz and when the mother asked them not to beat him they said: “We can shoot him to death because we have the order.” Relatives were looking for him for two days and could find him on the third day only with the help of a private lawyer in the pre-trial detention centre “Abilkhair did not participate in any clashes and he returned back home successfully after the protest they said that I was mother of the terrorist he had hematoma of the posterior thoracic wall bruise of the periorbital region to the left Now Abilkhair is unlawfully charged with the politically motivated article and is threatened with 7 to 12 years in prison for nothing,” his mother 16-year-old Berikbol Yesbolat was detained in Taldykorgan on suspicion of participation in protests he had his back burned with the iron by police chair of the public commission on investigation of January events Akikat hundreds of people resort to them every day – by phone police officers often make conclusions based on videos: if people were there he is charged with terrorism or mass disorders And it is very difficult to state the offence if there are no such evidences as a video footage,” she said (cited from Tengrinews.kz) Lawyer Dzhokhar Utebekov noted that torture in Kazakhstan is not even a grievous crime but a crime of average gravity with provides for a penalty the country has ratified the UN Convention against Torture which binds the country to ensure that torture is under criminal law “International standards demand imprisonment for torture I demand that the authorities make torture equal to rape it does not mean it is ‘being investigated.’ I looked at the website of the General Prosecutor’s Office and saw that many cases were dismissed The General Prosecutor’s Office had better name how many police officers have been recognised as suspects And how many police officers have been arrested The fact that there are cases of torture and murders in prisons of Kazakhstan is a well-known fact said Stepnogorsk-based activist Sarzhan Idirisov hundreds of people are subjected to torture every year the number of convicted under article “torture” was 24 13 people were convicted under this article,” Idirisov said On February 12, the petition demanding the dismissal of the head of the Ministry of Interior Affairs, Yerlan Turgumbaev, appeared on the website of online petitions. It was signed by more than 4,000 people. According to Idirisov, the country should have reformed the police a long time ago. “I think that police officers retaliate for the fact that they were beaten and derided during the clashes. The society does not respect public officers. The President has given time for strict investigation. The Ministry of Interior Affairs tries to close all cases quickly and innocent people are forced to take blame upon themselves. Nothing has changed for the better in Kazakhstan,” he said. According to economist Alma Onzhanova, the consequences of unlawful detentions and torture may affect not only the politics, but also the economy of Kazakhstan. On January 20, the European Parliament adopted the resolution demanding “the proper international investigation into the crimes committed against the people of Kazakhstan.”  President Kasym-Zhomart Tokayev called the resolution “unfair and early.” notify us by selecting that text and pressing Ctrl+Enter Aleksandr Familtsev played as a defender in such clubs as 'Irtysh' (Pavlodar) He also played 35 matches for the national team and scored one goal Familtsev worked in the coaching staff of the Russian FC 'Tom' Igor Svechnikov has been appointed as the assistant head coach who previously was as a senior coach of the Kazakhstan U17 team Svechnikov is an experienced specialist worked in such football clubs as 'Zhenis' (Astana) 'Astana' and 'Baiterek' (Astana) Rafael Urazbakhtin has been appointed as the second assistant head coach He played as a midfielder and striker for such football clubs 'Kaynar' (Taldykorgan) 'Qaisar' (Kyzylorda) and 'Vostok' (Ust-Kamenogorsk). He also played 12 matches for the national team and scored two goals In the past few years he worked as a coach in structure of the Almaty FC 'Kairat' WE matter who is close to us and to our families We wish to be close to us only reliable people who can be trusted Наш Человек в общении с окружением честен и справедлив Вы доверяете ему и уверены в его искренности Наш Человек живет полной жизнью: любимая семья Наш Человек всегда идет вперед и развивается Наш Человек неравнодушен и готов вместе с нами создавать добрые дела что помогает сориентироваться в новом мире и выбрать то At the beginning of 2022, Astana Ballet set ambitious plans and tasks. What results have been achieved over the past year? With the support of the Ministry of Culture and Sports, the capital theatre presented five high-profile premieres, went on tour to Tbilisi, Almaty, Taldykorgan, and Karaganda, as well as announced the launch of the First Republican Competition “ASHYQ SAKHNA”, DKNews.kz reports The repertoire of the theatre was replenished with such iconic performances as “Falling Angels” by the genius of modern dance Jiří Kylián and “Carmen Suite” by a choreographer Alberto Alonso based on Georges Bizet’s “Carmen” opera.  a choreographic interpretation of the myth of Ancient Greece staged by Kristina Paulin was also presented.A special place in the show bill was occupied by the author’s performance “The Silk Road” by Mukaram Avakhri based on the libretto by the Kazakhstani poet Bakhyt Kairbekov the premiere of the TV version of that ballet took place on the air of Kazakhstani TV channels.  The long-awaited performance for children appeared in the treasury of the theatre – “The Snow Queen” staged by Heorhii Kovtun based on the eponymous fairy tale by the famous Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen there was the premiere of such choreographic miniatures as “Pas d’action” from “La Bayadere” ballet by Marius Petipa to the music of Ludwig Minkus and “Tanir Syiy – Ak Zhol” (God’s Gift – Path of light) staged by Aigul Tati to the music of the “HASSAK” ethnic and folk music group The Astana Ballet tour in Almaty was a great success: for almost a whole month the dancers of the capital’s theatre performed as part of the opening of the multifunctional cultural space “Almaty Theatre” where the audience had the opportunity to see the best performances from the theatre’s repertoire the creative team visited Taldykorgan to show the best pieces of national choreographic art as well as the “DosStar” festival of operetta and musical in Karaganda to show such ballets as “Falling Angels” by Jiří Kylián and “The Arcana of Fate” staged by Mukaram Avakhri to the music of the famous Kazakhstani composer Karina Abdullina.  Astana Ballet performed in Georgia for the first time with a raving success: the one-act ballets “Salome” and “A Fuego Lento” as well as “The Heritage of the Great Steppe” national divertissement were presented at the Zakaria Paliashvili Opera and Ballet State Theatre in Tbilisi.  This year there happened a truly significant event in the musical life of the capital – the debut concert of the Symphony Orchestra of the Astana Ballet Theatre under the baton of chief conductor Arman Urazgaliyev The orchestra has big creative plans and a lot of fresh interesting ideas This includes broadening the repertoire and geography of performances interesting young and experienced soloists and conductors to the musical community.  in which the soloists were the laureate of the Foundation of the First President Kalamkas Jumabayeva People’s Artist of Kazakhstan Jania Aubakirova as well as talented students of the KAZNUA School who are the laureates of international and republican competitions The way back home” under the baton of conductor Elmar Buribayev took place.  together with the Fund for the Development and Support of Ballet and National Dance with the assistance of the General Partner – “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC within the framework of the policy of supporting talented youth in Kazakhstan established the I Republican competition “ASHYQ SAKHNA” The winners in such categories as “Choreography” and “Scenography” will receive a money prize in the amount of 1,000,000 tenge and the opportunity to participate in the creation of a full-fledged choreographic work Mukaram Avakhri in the nomination “Best Choreographer” and Ainura Abilgazina in the nomination “Best Performer of Ballet” became the winners of the UMAI National Art Award established by the Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan the Astana Ballet Theatre earned the annual prestigious award of the Association of Theatre Critics in 3 nominations: “Ballet of the Year” – “The Silk Road” performance by the chief choreographer of the theatre Mukaram Avakhri; “Best Ballet Dancer” – the leading soloist of the theatre Tatyana Ten for the role of Eurydice in the “Orpheus and Eurydice” performance and “Best Work with the Media” It also should be noted that the leading soloists of the theatre Darina Kairasheva and Sundet Sultanov became the winners of the independent Ticketon Award All this is just the beginning of the long way that the theatre still has ahead of it the theatre is planning several premieres: amongst the nearest ones there are the national ballet fairy tale “Ot-Kyz” (Princess Ot) staged by Mukaram Avakhri “Soli Deo Gloria” staged by Ainura Abilgazina and “Nine” choreographed by Olzhas Makhanbetaliev The musical repertoire of the theatre will also be enriched all achievements have the main and only goal – to make the theatre a point of attraction for the spectators in which they want to make discoveries and reflect on art DKNews International News Agency is registered with the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan 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 actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.