GOV.KZ – Single platform for the digital resources of government agencies
At the briefing of the Central Communications Service, representatives of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan spoke about the digital transformation of the state property management system and the further development of the e-Qazyna.kz platform.
Nurmakhan Adilbekov, Chairman of the Committee for State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Zhanasyl Ospanov, Chairman of the Board of “Information and Accounting Center JSC,” informed about the key areas of this work.
As part of the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan continues to improve digital tools for managing state assets.
Today, the e-Qazyna.kz platform combines 40 digital services. They cover the accounting of state and quasi‑state organizations, electronic tenders, privatization, leasing and trust management of state property, monitoring of state property, and other processes.
One of the key tasks is to transition from a fragmented system for tracking state assets to a unified digital system based on e-Qazyna.kz. The implementation of this initiative is included in the roadmap until 2029.
Within the framework of this work, digital profiles of state property objects and management entities are being created. They will make it possible to track the life cycle of assets, use up‑to‑date photographs and geographical coordinates of the objects, and, in the future, data from space monitoring.
A separate area is related to the digitalization of accounting for the state and quasi‑state sectors. It is planned to introduce cloud accounting, integrate e‑Qazyna.kz with the “e‑Minfin” system, and automate the intra‑corporate accounting of property of entities in the quasi‑state sector.
The digitalization of accounting for national and strategic resources is ongoing. In the future, it is planned to create a unified digital database of the State Register, which will include information about land and water resources, the forest fund, groundwater, hydrocarbon deposits, and solid minerals.
The next stage in the system’s development will be the introduction of artificial intelligence and Big Data technologies. Their use will make it possible to apply predictive analytics to forecast the wear and tear of assets, identify signs of inefficient use of property, and plan maintenance and modernization costs for state assets more accurately.
Of the 79 functions of the State Property and Privatization Committee, 36 have the potential for digitalization. To date, 26 of them, or 72%, have been automated. In the third quarter of 2026, a pilot automation of another eight functions is planned, including electronic voting in the management bodies of joint‑stock companies and partnerships, as well as the approval of the charters and balance sheets of state‑owned enterprises.
The digital profile of the balance holder will also be implemented in stages. In 2026, it will include buildings and structures; in 2027, land plots; and in 2028–2029, transport, equipment, and other types of assets.
The development of e-Qazyna.kz is aimed at creating a unified digital ecosystem for managing state property. This will make it possible to improve the efficiency of using state assets, increase revenues from their use, and optimize maintenance costs.
On July 14, a meeting with the population was held in the building of the Akimat of Almaty Region, at the Citizens' Reception Center, on the issues of clarifying the provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The meeting was conducted by the Head of the Department for Work with Legal Entities and Property Disposal of the Almaty Department of State Property and Privatization, Mukhtar Toktarovich Umirbekov.
During the event, the main provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan were explained to the citizens, and comprehensive answers were given to the questions raised. The meeting was held in an open dialogue format, which allowed the participants to obtain the necessary legal information and clarifications on the issues of interest to them.
A preventive seminar was held at the Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, aimed at enhancing the legal awareness of civil servants and fostering a responsible attitude toward legislative compliance.
As part of the event, representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, D. Baibazarov and E. Sanatov, conducted an awareness-raising session regarding the prohibition of consuming alcohol and appearing in public places while intoxicated, as well as operating vehicles under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or other intoxicating substances. Participants were provided with a detailed explanation of the provisions of current legislation, the types of liability, and the legal consequences of such offenses.
Particular attention was paid to combating drug-related crime and preventing drug addiction. To make the material easier to grasp, representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan organized an interactive game involving staff from the Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance; through real-life examples, the game demonstrated the devastating consequences of drug use. Participants were able to see how drug addiction affects a person's life, leading to the breakdown of family relationships and the loss of health and social status, and often becoming a cause of criminal activity.
Holding such events fosters a high level of legal culture among civil servants, strengthens the principles of the rule of law and personal accountability, and helps prevent legal violations. The State Property and Privatization Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan is consistently implementing measures aimed at ensuring adherence to professional ethics standards and enhancing public trust in the civil service.
During a briefing at the Service of Central Communications platform, the Chairman of the Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented the results of the work for 2025.
By the end of the year, 193.2 billion tenge in revenues from managing state assets were received into the republican budget, including dividends on state shareholdings, income from participation shares, and a portion of the net income of state enterprises.
One of the key results was the completion of the Comprehensive Privatization Plan for 2021–2025. 402 objects of state property and the quasi-public sector, valued at 977.2 billion tenge, were transferred to the competitive environment, with another 68 objects directed for reorganization and liquidation.
The largest deals were the IPOs of the national companies "KazMunayGas", "Air Astana", and KEGOC, totaling approximately 187 billion tenge.
Starting from 2026, a new Optimization Plan for 2026–2030 is being implemented, providing for a further reduction of state participation in the economy. The plan covers 500 objects of state property and the quasi-public sector. To date, measures have been completed for 42 objects.
Work continues on managing assets returned to the state. The total volume of receipts into the Special State Fund reached 593.2 billion tenge. Using these funds, 483 social and infrastructure projects have been financed across the country, amounting to 553.7 billion tenge, in the fields of healthcare, education, water supply, sports, transport, and energy.
An important area remains the digitalization of state property management processes. All privatization procedures are conducted electronically through open auctions via the "State Property Register" information system, which is integrated with 54 state information systems and has over 368 thousand users.
In 2026, the Committee will continue implementing the Optimization Plan, digital transformation of processes, and improving the efficiency of state asset management.
The State Property and Privatization Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as the Committee), in accordance with Article 8 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Combating Corruption," on June 12, 2026, plans to publicly discuss the results of an internal analysis of corruption risks carried out in the activities of the Committee.
For participation in a public discussion, please contact 8 (7172) 71-71-80.
Dear colleagues!
Congratulations on the Day of State Symbols of the Republic of Kazakhstan!
State symbols are the foundation of national identity, embodying the independence, unity, and sovereignty of our country. Respect for the Flag, Emblem, and Anthem is a manifestation of patriotism, civic responsibility, and love for the Motherland.
Promoting state symbols helps strengthen the national spirit and fosters respect for the history, culture, and values of Kazakhstan among the younger generation.
May the state symbols of the Republic of Kazakhstan always inspire us to new achievements for the prosperity of our country!
Sincerely,
Committee of State Property and Privatization
Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Today, June 3, 2026, at the Akmola Department of State Property and Privatization, a training seminar on the topic: "Key Novelties of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan" was conducted for the department's employees by T. Khaseinov, Head of the Personnel and Legal Work Department. The seminar aimed to form a comprehensive understanding of constitutional changes and enhance the level of legal and constitutional literacy in the field of public administration.
This training was carried out in accordance with the Organizational Measures for Promoting the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as part of the Action Plan for Explaining the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, approved by Decree №237 of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 8, 2026, for the year 2026.
During the lecture, the speaker focused in detail on the following areas of key constitutional innovations: public administration reform, justice and human rights protection mechanisms, innovations in the socio-economic block (culture, education, science and innovation, environmental responsibility), and the procedure for amending the Basic Law.
By order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Nurmakhan Abylkasymovich Adilbekov has been appointed Chairman of the Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The new head was introduced to the Committee's staff by the Head of the Apparatus of the Ministry of Finance, Ernar Yerzhanov.
Nurmakhan Adilbekov was born in 1973 in the South Kazakhstan Region. He graduated from the Kazakh State Academy of Management and the Kazakh Humanitarian Law University.
He began his career in 1994. A significant part of his professional career has been dedicated to work within the system of the Ministry of Finance and the Committee of State Property and Privatization. Over the years, he has held leadership positions in the Committee and its territorial subdivisions, and also worked at JSC "Information and Accounting Center".
From 2024 to 2026, he held the position of Deputy Chairman of the Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
He has been awarded the "Kurmet" Order, as well as a number of state and departmental awards.
On May 29, 2026, employees of the Almaty City Department of State Property and Privatization held a career guidance meeting with students of Abylai Khan Kazakh University of International Relations and World Languages.
The event was organized as part of the assignment from the Department of Personnel Service of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The meeting was conducted by the Deputy Head of the Almaty City Department of State Property and Privatization, Aigerim Mukhitovna Imangazina; the Head of the Personnel and Legal Work Department, Akzhayyk Kasymbekovna Khametova; the Chief Specialist of the Property Management Department, Dilnaz Serikovna Saduakasova; and the Chief Specialist of the Department for Work with Legal Entities, Dana Bekbolatkyzy Satillayeva.
During the meeting, students were presented with information about the activities of the Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the procedure for entering the civil service, career opportunities, and internship programs for young specialists.
The main goal of the meeting was to increase students' interest in the civil service, provide career guidance support, and strengthen interaction with future specialists.
At the Department of State Property and Privatization of Almaty, the Chief Specialist of the Personnel and Legal Work Department, Aigerim Kanatovna Ukertayeva, conducted an informational seminar on changes in the civil service sector.
During the seminar, the following were explained:
• changes in the procedure for entering the civil service;
• stages of testing for knowledge of legislation and personal qualities (OLK);
• new requirements for civil servants;
• competitive procedures and assessment mechanisms.
The purpose of the event is to improve the professional qualifications of employees and familiarize them with current changes in the civil service sector.