Serving in the civil service is an expression of special trust on the part of society and the state and places high demands on the professional ethics of civil servants.
According to the Code of Ethics, civil servants must be honest, modest, adhere to generally accepted moral and ethical standards, be conscientious, and correct, avoid conflicts of interest, not abuse their official position for personal gain, avoid antisocial behavior, and not emphasize or exploit their official position.
Civil servants must observe business etiquette, respect the rules of official conduct, and not abuse their official position or the opportunities associated with it for the benefit of individuals, public and religious associations, or other non-profit organizations.
Ethical standards are not simply rules; they are the foundation of public trust in government bodies. Compliance with the Ethical Code of Civil Servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan is the responsibility of every civil servant. It is not only a professional but also a moral obligation aimed at protecting the interests of the state and society.