Representatives of about 15 nations serve in North Kazakhstan Region

On May 1, our country celebrates the "Day of Unity of the Peoples of Kazakhstan". For every Kazakhstani, this day is a symbol of love for the Motherland, the personification of true patriotism, continuity of traditions and generations. Currently, representatives of 130 ethnic groups live in the republic, about 15 of whom serve in the departments of the Department.
Fyodor Smirnov, Foreman of Justice, serves in institution №50 in Petropavlovsk. He is Russian by nationality, but he speaks Kazakh perfectly.

"I was born and raised in the village. He spent almost all of his childhood among Kazakhs. He began actively studying the state language at school. After that, my colleagues in the army helped me with learning the language. I have always adhered to the saying "Know all other languages, but respect your own language!",- Fyodor told.
Fedor has repeatedly participated in various language-related events, and has also been awarded letters of appreciation from the Akim of the North Kazakhstan region for his contribution to the development of the state language.

Senior Lieutenant of Justice Polina Tukhbatullina is a pure-blooded Tatar. Since childhood, she dreamed of wearing shoulder straps and after graduating from high school she entered the Kostanay Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan named after Shyrakbek Kabylbayev. At the academy, Polina gradually began to study the Kazakh language. Currently, he holds the position of senior inspector of the Probation Department №1 of the Gabit Musrepov district.
The representative of the third nation of the "Kurds" is Junior Sergeant Akhmet Mustafayev. Akhmet was born in 2005 in the Turkestan region. In 2020, he graduated from a school in Shymkent, and in 2024 from the North Kazakhstan Vocational Pedagogical College with a degree in Emergency Protection. In addition to his native Kurdish, Ahmet is also fluent in Kazakh and Russian. Currently, he holds the position of controller of the informatization and communications group of the security department of Institution №52.
"I think that despite the differences in traditions, culture and languages, each of us considers Kazakhstan our homeland, but at the same time does not forget about our roots. We have one task - to serve for the benefit of the country and the people",- Akhmet summed up.