Yerbolat Dossayev discussed the President’s missive with Almaty’s residents

Yerbolat Dossayev discussed the President’s missive with Almaty’s residents

One of the main tasks of the Head of State is for improving the lives of citizens in the regions. According to Yerbolat Dosayev, if earlier emphasis was for the development of infrastructure of republican significance, then at present the work will be aimed at the development of regional and city infrastructure, which is especially important for Almaty.

“Until September 1 of next year, the Spatial Development Strategy until 2030 will be developed, where the focus will be on managed urbanization. Through this prism, the issues of resettlement of the population, sectoral specialization of regions, location of production and infrastructure provision will be revealed, which will give impetus to the development of small urbanization in the regions of the country. It is planned to develop a system of regional standards for various localities - from supporting villages to cities of republican significance, including specific indicators of the availability of social benefits and public services, ”said Yerbolat Dossayev.

The Deputy Head of Government also noted that the new approach to territorial development will raise the quality of life in the city, and will also stimulate the development of the regional economy. Improving the life of citizens in the regions is also directly related to the continuation of the state programs “Nurly Zhol” and “Nurly Zher” until 2025. Only in Almaty by the end of the year it is planned to commission 2 million square meters. housing.

To enhance the quality of preschool and school education, a roadmap will be developed and approved before the end of this year, which will include measures to improve the qualifications of preschool educators and the introduction of uniform qualification requirements, and the transition to international standards PIZA, SAT, AST will be implemented.

In addition, it was instructed to synchronize the construction of schools with plans for the development of human settlements, for which purpose they will increase the pace of construction of schools through private sector investments.