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    The 40th center of literature and culture of Kazakhstan was opened in Omby, Russia.

    Head of the National Academic Library of the Republic of Kazakhstan Munalbayeva Umitkhan Daurenbekovna has…
    Heritage
    July 30, 2021

    Kazakhstan hosts a heritage and natural museum dating back to the Middle Ages

    This is “Tanbaly” (Tamgaly), a reserve-museum located 170 km from Almaty. Thousands of rock carvings…
    Sports
    July 30, 2021

    Pioneering Achievements of Kazakhstan in Tokyo Olympics Kazakh President Pledges to Develop Mass Sports

    Nur – Sultan, The Republic of Kazakhstan won the second bronze medal at the 32nd…
    Medical
    July 16, 2021

    Master class on stimulation of the His bundle in patients with bradycardia

    A master class was held at the Heart Center with the participation of cardiologist-electrophysiologist of…
    Miscellaneous
    July 15, 2021

    Kazakh Government Launches New Grant Project for Creative Youth

    NUR-SULTAN – The Kazakh government launched a new grant project titled Tauelsizdik Urpaktary (Generation of…
    Medical
    July 15, 2021

    TAVI Surgery training at the Heart Center

    As the pandemic has shown us, medicine should not stand still. And doctors should share…
    Investment
    July 8, 2021

    Investment Flows Into Kazakhstan Continue to Intensify Thanks to Government Efforts

    Kazakhstan has a favorable investment climate, which is confirmed by its spot in the global…
    Miscellaneous
    July 8, 2021

    Monument to Alash Leaders Opens in Kazakh Capital

    NUR-SULTAN – As the Kazakh capital Nur-Sultan celebrates its 23 year anniversary, several monuments were…

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      July 30, 2021

      Pioneering Achievements of Kazakhstan in Tokyo Olympics Kazakh President Pledges to Develop Mass Sports

      Nur – Sultan, The Republic of Kazakhstan won the second bronze medal at the 32nd Summer Olympics in Tokyo, which…
      July 19, 2019

      LET US INTRODUCE YOU TO THE REGION

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      July 17, 2019

      Ski holidays in Kazakhstan growing in popularity

      Kazakhstan’s mountain ranges are rapidly becoming an up-and-coming destination for skiing and snowboarding holidays for tourists from across the globe.…
      July 1, 2019

      Falconry in Kazakhstan

      A historical profession inherited by the August of his son in Kazakhstan. Their gun hunters and their ammunition… Claws!  Falconry…
      July 1, 2019

      Skiing in Kazakhstan

      Ski vacations In Kazakhstan, its popularity increases Kazakhstan’s mountain ranges became The place people go for ski and snowboard vacations…

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        Musavir Wani August 1, 2019
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        Kazakh eyes new ‘green’ projects

        BAKU. Realization of four new projects worth 46.6 billion tenge on the territory of Kazakhstan’s Aktobe industrial zone is being considered, Socio-Entrepreneurial Corporation (SEC) Aktobe said. The source in the SEC stated, that the corporation is interested in realization of projects in the sphere of alternative energy sources. Thus, one of the projects under consideration is a ‘green’ one and it oversees the launch of wind turbines manufacturing by the United Energy Kazakhstan company. The…

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        Musavir Wani July 19, 2019
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        LET US INTRODUCE YOU TO THE REGION

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      • Photo of Climate change may cut Kazakh grain harvest by 37%
        Musavir Wani July 16, 2019
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        Climate change may cut Kazakh grain harvest by 37%

        W MUSAVIR NUR-SULTAN – Climate change may reduce the Kazakh grain harvest by 37 percent by 2030 and 48 percent by 2050, said the World Bank in its recent statement. The phenomenon presents enormous challenges for development, including its impact on agricultural supply chains. Sixty-six percent of Kazakh land is vulnerable to drought. The numbers can be critical for the country, the world’s ninth largest by landmass and second largest in arable land per inhabitant,…

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