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The Government of Kazakhstan has approved the Development Plan for the hydropower industry.

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The Government of Kazakhstan has approved a Development Plan for the hydropower sector until 2035. The corresponding resolution was signed by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov. The document defines a long-term approach to harnessing the country's hydropower potential and provides for the development of new generating capacities.

Minister of Energy of Kazakhstan discussed regional energy security with the US Ambassador

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The Minister of Energy of Kazakhstan, Yerlan Akkenzhenov, held a meeting with the United States of America's (USA) Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Kazakhstan, Julie Stufft. The talks took place against the backdrop of news about new attacks on tankers near the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC).

Kazakhstan is developing the financial architecture of the Middle Corridor

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Kazakhstan, alongside the development of the transport infrastructure of the Middle Corridor, is paying attention to the formation of the route’s financial architecture. One element of this process is the attraction of international capital for the implementation of infrastructure projects.

The working group in Almaty will review documents relating to the waste incineration plant.

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The next meeting of the Working Group on the construction of a waste incineration plant in Almaty will take place on 5 August. The meeting will consider two official statements published in the CNINFO state information disclosure system for public companies of the People's Republic of China (PRC), which relate to the implementation of the project.

Company Relog has responded to statements by Mukhtar Leker regarding the legal dispute

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Relog has published an official response to statements made by former CEO Mukhtar Leker, who previously commented on the legal dispute surrounding the Census software product. The company stated that a number of his claims do not correspond to the actual procedural status of the case.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs is tightening control over the Shymkent police following personnel decisions.

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Minister of Internal Affairs Yerzhan Sadenov held an on-site meeting at the Shymkent Police Department, introduced the new head, and outlined key tasks for crime prevention and discipline within the agency. Personnel decisions were made, and a comprehensive review of the department’s work has begun.

A man from Afghanistan received payments by pretending to be a Kazakh in the Pavlodar region

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In the Pavlodar region, the prosecutor’s office initiated the confiscation of a flat worth 20 million tenge, purchased with funds obtained through the oralman resettlement programme. A man from Afghanistan is suspected of providing false information to receive payments.

Makin Thermal Insulation Plant fined in Akmola Region for water pollution

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A court in the Akmola Region found the LLP "Makinsk Thermal Insulation Plant" guilty of violating environmental requirements. The enterprise was fined 150 MCI for polluting ditches with wastewater and failing to comply with the conditions of its environmental permit. The judicial act has not yet entered into legal force.

Almost 83% of cases involving the deposition of children's testimony in Kazakhstan's courts concern sexual offences.

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In the courts of Kazakhstan, around 800 applications for deposition of minors' testimony are heard annually, with 83% of cases linked to sexual offences. The procedure allows a child's testimony to be recorded during the investigation and trial stages without their repeated involvement, reducing psychological strain.

The Vice-Minister of Finance of Kazakhstan has been fined for failing to comply with a court decision.

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Deputy Minister of Finance of Kazakhstan, Dauren Kenbeil, has been fined 78,640 and 196,600 tenge for failing to comply with a private court ruling in a public procurement dispute, where the court ruled in favour of the business and ordered the ministry to rectify the violations.
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