The first public debate among the participants of the primaries was held in Uralsk

The first public debate among the participants of the primaries was held in Uralsk

Today, the first public debate among the participants of the primaries was held in Uralsk.

In the first debate their election programs presented Marjan the Abilkhas, Aynur Arystanova,, a member of Quryq, Medhat Mambetov, Shattyk Utebalieva.

The order of performances was determined by drawing lots, and participants consistently introduced the audience to what type of activity they were engaged in. It should be noted that participants in the primaries meet with the public in preparation for the debate to find out what topics they are most concerned about.

The speakers covered a wide range of topics related to almost all areas of modern life. They discussed benefits for large families, the education system, business support, and economic development.

Raising the prestige of working professions and supporting people with special needs was another important social topic raised during the debate.

All participants in the debate share a common goal – to create conditions for improving the quality of life and well – being of residents of the region, including effective control over the implementation of economic and social programs for the development of the regional center.

The oral political discussion was held in two rounds, with a total duration of about 90 minutes. At the first stage, the participants of the primaries shared their visions of solutions to problems related to the development of the region. The discussion then switched to a question-and-answer format. A recording of the debate can be found on social networks.

Party members - representatives of public organizations, youth associations, and interested citizens-came to watch the political discussion and support the participants.

In total, 108 candidates of the primaries were registered in the regional center, they are divided into 18 groups, each of which has from 4 to 6 people.

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