20 October 2026
Construction of Aralo-Sarybulak Water Pipeline Continues in Kyzylorda Region
The Aralo-Sarybulak water pipeline construction progresses, aiming to provide drinking water to over 160,000 residents in Kyzylorda Region.

The project involves the construction of two lines of the Aralo-Sarybulak group water pipeline, stretching 238 km, which will supply drinking water to more than 160,000 residents of the Aral and Kazaly districts. The project is valued at 43.7 billion tenge. In 2025, 5.5 billion tenge were allocated from the national budget, with 23 km of the pipeline completed.
In 2026, an additional 2.5 billion tenge is planned for continued construction, with 10 km of pipeline built. Furthermore, 20.5 billion tenge has been allocated from the Infrastructure Development Fund of Kazakhstan, with the construction of 121 km of pipeline currently underway.
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reports ЖКХ24 citing the website of the Department of Energy and Public Utilities of Kyzylorda Region.
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20 October 2026
Kyzylorda Outlines Government Service Legislation Requirements
A seminar in Kyzylorda addressed government service legislation, focusing on ethics, anti-corruption, and the dangers of religious extremism.

Today, a preventive seminar-meeting was held at the regional department of energy and housing and communal services.
Bagdat Abdykadir, the Ethics Commissioner, clarified the requirements of the law on government service, anti-corruption measures, digital ethics standards, and accountability for administrative offenses.
Mamay Otaraliyev, a chief specialist from the regional department of the Agency for Civil Service Affairs, delivered a report on the norms of service ethics and disciplinary responsibility at the seminar.
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Additionally, Nurdaglet Baurzhan, a senior specialist from the regional center for religious studies, provided detailed information on the concepts of religious extremism and terrorism, as well as the threats and signs of destructive religious movements.
As reported by Housing and Utilities 24, citing the website of the Energy and Housing and Communal Services Department of Kyzylorda Region.
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