- On October 1 of this year, a meeting between Kuandyk Zhumabekovich Kazhkenov, Vice Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and residents of the region was held in the city of Oral.
- During the meeting, the Vice Minister briefed the participants on the work carried out in 2025 and presented plans for 2026 in such areas as housing construction, water supply, development of engineering infrastructure, and other areas.
- The meeting also addressed issues related to housing construction, water supply, and the development of engineering infrastructure.
- Residents had the opportunity to ask questions concerning issues of interest to them and put forward their proposals.
- The Vice Minister answered the residents’ questions and provided relevant explanations. The proposals and problematic issues raised during the meeting were taken into consideration, and the need to carry out appropriate work to address them was emphasized.
An Open Day for students was held at the Construction Department. The main purpose of the event was to introduce students to the specifics of the construction industry, provide career guidance, and establish direct interaction with future professionals.
During the event, students learned about the main areas of the Department’s activities, key tasks in the construction sector, and ongoing projects. Specialists spoke about the stages of planning and designing construction facilities, construction supervision, and commissioning, as well as shared their professional experience.
As part of the meeting, students had the opportunity to ask specialists questions of interest and learn more about modern construction technologies, in-demand professions, and opportunities for professional development.
The Open Day provided students with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the construction industry, connect their theoretical knowledge with practical experience, and learn more about the work of industry professionals.
At the end of the event, the participants were thanked for their active involvement and wished success in their studies and future professional careers.
The Oral Railway Station has been commissioned following a major renovation. The opening ceremony was attended by the Akim of West Kazakhstan Region, Nariman Turegaliyev, the Minister of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Nurlan Sauranbayev, representatives of JSC "NC Kazakhstan Temir Zholy", veterans of the railway industry, and local residents.
The modernization was carried out as part of the Head of State's directive to develop the country's transport infrastructure. The station has been upgraded to meet modern standards and now offers improved passenger facilities, including escalators, elevators, a mother-and-child room, comfortable waiting areas, and accessible infrastructure for people with disabilities and other passengers with special needs.
To improve the quality of education in rural communities, projects are being developed to build five new 48-seat schools in rural villages.
As part of the project, new educational facilities are planned to be constructed in the following villages:
Akzhayik District – Zhanazhol Village;
Bokeyorda District – Zhiekkum Village;
Zhanibek District – Tegisshil Village;
Kaztalov District – Abish and Komekshi Villages.
The public procurement procedures have now been completed, and the design organization has been selected. Currently, the preparation of the design and cost estimate documentation (DCED) is underway for all facilities.
These projects will provide rural students with modern, safe, and comfortable learning environments that meet current educational standards. The new schools represent an important investment in rural development and in ensuring high-quality education for the younger generation.
Today, a round table discussion was organized at the Department of Construction to promote the “Law and Order” ideology and enhance legal awareness and culture. The event was attended by employees of the Department of Construction.
During the round table discussion, participants exchanged views and shared their suggestions and ideas. It was also emphasized that every citizen plays an important role in ensuring social stability and public safety.
At the conclusion of the event, participants highlighted the importance of continuing efforts to promote the principles of law and order, develop legal culture, and strengthen citizens’ legal responsibility. It was particularly noted that the “Law and Order” ideology is one of the key foundations for building a fair, safe, and developed society.
On June 2, 2026, N.E. Moldashev, Head of the Construction Department of the West Kazakhstan Region, conducted a working visit to the construction sites of new residential quarters in the Akzhayik microdistrict and held an on-site meeting.
During the inspection, the progress of construction and installation works was assessed. Specific instructions were given to contractors and technical supervision representatives to ensure the timely and high-quality completion of the facilities within the established deadlines.
The quality and pace of construction work have been placed under continuous monitoring.
The existing school building, commissioned in 1970, has never undergone major renovation. Today, the facility shows signs of deterioration, and its technical condition no longer fully meets modern standards. As a result, the educational process is being carried out in an environment that is neither sufficiently comfortable nor fully safe.
New School
Land area: 1.2 hectares
Building area: approximately 1,600 m²
School Facilities:
Outdoor Facilities:
The new school will provide students with the opportunity to study in a comfortable and safe environment. Built in accordance with modern standards, the educational institution will support children's development, access to quality education, and new opportunities.
On January 9, 2026, the Head of State signed the Construction Code. This Code is aimed at improving the safety and quality of construction projects, as well as simplifying and increasing the transparency of construction procedures.
The adoption of the Code is intended to create clear and modern working conditions for the government, businesses, and citizens, taking into account current requirements and technologies.
The new Construction Code is an important document designed to bring greater order to the construction sector, enhance safety, and improve the quality of life of citizens.
The Code provides for the gradual implementation of reforms. Warranty obligations will be strengthened, and digital technologies will be widely introduced. In addition, the systems for design, expert review, and construction supervision will be modernized.
The materials outline the key innovations introduced by the Construction Code.
The Construction Department of the West Kazakhstan Region in the city of Uralsk is developing a project for a new regional multidisciplinary hospital with a capacity of 550 beds.
The future medical center will be located in the Akzhaiyk microdistrict and will combine modern inpatient wards with several specialized departments. The building will consist of three main blocks:
- a surgical block, including a cardiology and vascular surgery department with 50 beds;
- a therapeutic block;
- rehabilitation departments.
In addition, a separate day-care hospital with a capacity of 118 beds is planned.
The hospital will be equipped with modern medical equipment, and a TRIAGE system will be implemented to separate patient flows into emergency care and planned hospitalization. This will enable prompt medical assistance and efficient use of resources.
A helipad for emergency medical evacuation will also be constructed on the premises, significantly reducing patient transport time and increasing the chances of saving lives.
This platform has been used in construction management since 2025.
E-advantages of the construction platform:
Executive documentation (acts, logs) has been fully converted into electronic format.
State, architectural (author’s), and technical supervision is carried out in real time.
A unified database of construction projects and participants has been established.
The Unified Construction Portal has been fully launched, covering all processes from construction to commissioning.
E-Qurylys represents a new stage of transparency, control, and digitalization in the construction industry.