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World Championship in fire and rescue sport
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According to the decision of the XX International conference of the International Sport Federation of Firefighters and Rescuers, the XVI World Championship among men and VII World Championship among women in fire and rescue sport will be held from the 31st of August to the 6th of September 2021 in Karaganda city
(the Republic of Kazakhstan).
The central objective of holding the World Championships in fire and rescue sport is to strengthen amicable relations and cooperation between sport organizations of countries from over the world, to advance professional and combat training and to promote fire and rescue sport on a global scale.
We will be pleased to welcome our participants and guests at the XVI World Championship among men and VII World Championship among women in fire and rescue sport!
Championship regulations
Composition of the judging panel
General information about the city of Karaganda
Karaganda region is located in the central part of Kazakhstan, is the largest in the country. The region has large coal mining enterprises, machine-building, metalworking and food processing enterprises.
The regional center – the city of Karaganda, rightfully bears the title of the mining capital, one of the largest industrial, economic, scientific and cultural centers of Kazakhstan, which is home to more than 500 thousand people of different nationalities.
It is believed that the city got its name in honor of the caragana plant, one of the varieties of shrubby acacia, which grows everywhere in this area.
The status of the city was obtained in 1934, the city is divided into the Oktyabrsky district and the Kazybek biya district.
Karaganda is located on the territory of the Kazakh melkosopochnik «Sary-Arka» («yellow ridge»), the climate is sharply continental with severe winters, moderately hot summers and little annual precipitation.
The venue of the World Championships in fire and rescue sports is the «Shakhtar» Stadium
The «Shakhtar» Stadium is located at 1 Kazakhstanskaya Street, Karaganda. Commissioned in 1958 (63 years old), designed for 19,000 spectators, it consists of a 13,000 m2 stadium bowl, North, East, West and South stands, and an 8-lane running track. The «Shakhtar» stadium meets international standards and is licensed by UEFA.
«Sary-Arka» Airport
«Sary-Arka» International Airport is located 22 km south-east of Karaganda and 200 km from the city of Nur-Sultan. The runway of the airfield is capable of receiving all types of aircraft. «Sary-Arka» Airport operates around the clock, provides customs, border and sanitary-quarantine control. It offers air passengers a comfortable waiting room, luggage storage, a medical center, a mother and child room, a restaurant and an express bar, and prayer rooms. Air Astana, Tulpar Air Service (Kazakhstan), Russia, Transaero, Domodedovo Airlines (Russia), Turkishairlines (Turkey) and others operate domestic and international flights from the airport to the cities of Kazakhstan, Russia, Germany, and Turkey. Schedule of the bus route No. 500A «Sary-Arka» Airport - Railway station, from 8:10 to 22:30. The fare is 200 tenge (0,5 $).
Karaganda Railway Station
The railway station is located in the heart of the city at the address: Karaganda, Bukhar-Zhyrau Avenue 52. The station is relatively small in area. Every day, more than eighty long-distance trains and about two dozen commuter trains pass through it.
The building was built in 1956, in the style of the Stalinist Empire. The foyer and halls are decorated with unique bas-reliefs of the famous Kazakh sculptor, Honored Artist of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic Antonenko P.K. Sculptures over the past half century have not undergone any changes and have been preserved in their original form to this day.
In the station building there are ticket offices, waiting room, information service, luggage storage. Near the railway station you will find a bus station, cafes, shopping centers, hotels and pharmacies. In front of the building there is a large Parking lot for cars.
Sights of the city of Karaganda Museum of the First President
The museum is located at 40 Republic Avenue, Temirtau city, Karaganda region.
Commissioned in 2011, the building has the shape of a festive yurt measuring 48 meters in diameter and 16 meters high.
The building houses six museum halls, each of which offers a lot of interesting information about the formation of the first President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Abishevich Nazarbayev, and the formation of independent Kazakhstan.
The cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Fatima
Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Fatima, located at the address: Karaganda, Shakhterov Avenue, 32. The initiator of the construction-Bishop Jan Pavel Lenge. The cathedral in the German city of Cologne was taken as a model of the future church. The project was adapted to the Kazakh conditions by architect Vladimir Georgievich Sergeev. The church is made in the form of a Latin cross, is a building of the basilica type with three longitudinal naves – the central and two side naves. The total height of the cathedral is 22 m, the external length is 51 m, and the width is about 31 m. On the facade there are two bell towers. In the left tower there is a set of 16 small bells, and in the right-there is a huge bell, which was made in Austria and is dedicated to the Holy Trinity. The solemn consecration of the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Fatima took place in September 2012 by Cardinal Angelo Sodano.
Karaganda regional mosque named after Anet Baba
Karaganda Regional Mosque is a cultural and scientific center located in the ethnographic park named after the 10th anniversary of Independence at the address: Karaganda, Kazybek Bisky district, Shakhterov Avenue, building 10. The first stone was laid in 2000, and in 2011 the grand opening of the mosque was held with the participation of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N. A. Nazarbayev. The mosque is surrounded by a beautiful park area, consists of three floors, has four minarets, the height of which is 51 m. The main dome has a height of 12 m and another 8 small domes. The Karaganda mosque can accommodate 4 thousand visitors, and is one of the largest mosques in the republic. On the ground floor there is a wedding hall, women's and men's ablution rooms with dressing rooms and a dining room. On the second floor there is a men's prayer hall, designed for 3,200 parishioners, and on the third-a women's prayer hall, with a capacity of 800 people. Anyone can get into the Karaganda regional mosque, the only prohibition is the prayer halls on the second and third floors, where there is a clear separation of men and women.
The cathedral of the Introduction to the Church of the Most Holy Theotokos
The Cathedral in the name of the Introduction to the Temple of the Most Holy Theotokos is one of the religious attractions, located at the address: Karaganda, Gapeev str. 1 A.
It was built in 2000 according to a specially developed project of a typical church, the author of which was a talented architect V. G. Sergeev.
The temple walls are built of brick, the vault is solid-cast expanded clay. The complex consists of a three-storey cathedral, a baptismal room, a Sunday school, an administrative building, residential premises and several outbuildings. The cathedral can accommodate 1,200 parishioners. At its base, the cathedral has the shape of Noah's Ark.
At the Cathedral there is a Sunday school, the group «Mercy», which is assigned to the Red Cross and hospice.
Dolinka Memorial Museum for Victims of Political Repression
Karaganda separate correctional labor camp (Karlag) was established on December 19, 1931 and operated until 1959.
The center of the camp was located in the village of Dolinka, 45 km south-west of Karaganda. The length of the territory of Karlag from north to south is 300 km, from east to west – 200 km.
Karlag became the place of imprisonment of many scientists and artists of the USSR and abroad.
The Museum of the Memory of the victims of political Repression P. Dolinka was created on behalf of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N.A. Nazarbayev in 2002. It is located in the building of the former Karlag department of the NKVD, which was built in 1933-1935 by the forces of thousands of prisoners.
It is a 2-storey building with a total area of 3.5 thousand m2. The building was built in the Greco-Roman style, with columns that gave it a formidable, majestic character.
The exhibition area is more than 2078 m2, and the museum's collections contain a huge number of exhibits: maps, photographs, documents, paintings, books, and personal belongings of Karlag prisoners.