Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Tamara Duisenova got acquainted with the implementation of the program "Auyl Amanaty" in Zhambyl region.
During his working trip to Mangystau region Kanat Bozumbayev visited a number of significant engineering and infrastructure facilities of Aktau city.
Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov within his working trip to Atyrau region heard a report on the progress in eliminating the consequences of floods and the pace of recovery work in the city of Kulsary, Zhylyoi district.
Head of the Government Olzhas Bektenov during his working trip to Atyrau region on the example of APEC PetroTechnic Higher College familiarized himself with the training of highly qualified specialists for the country's economy.
During a working trip to Atyrau region Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov familiarized with the development of industry in the region. Industrial companies, enterprises of oil and gas chemical sector were visited.
By order of the Head of State, Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov together with the President of the International Chess Federation FIDE Arkady Dvorkovich took part in the torch relay dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Federation and the 45th World Chess Olympiad.
Issues of ensuring safety during the fire-hazardous period were considered at the Government session chaired by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov.
During the Government session, where the issues of safety on the roads of the country were considered, Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov focused attention on the poor quality of work of driving schools and technical inspection stations.
At the Government session Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov raised safety issues on unfinished sections of roads under construction.
At the Government session chaired by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov considered issues of safety on the roads of Kazakhstan. Reports were made by the Minister of Internal Affairs Yerzhan Sadenov, Transport Marat Karabayev, on the current situation in the regions reported akims of several regions.
