The "Days of the Ministry of Information and Social Development" started

The "Days of the Ministry of Information and Social Development" started

“Days of the Ministry” started in the regions of Kazakhstan today. Events are held in the format of Strategic Sessions online.
The "Day of the Ministry" in the Akmola region was opened by the vice minister of information and social development Marat Azilkhanov, who held a meeting in the format of videoconference with the deputy akim of the Akmola region Aina Musralimova.

The meeting participants discussed the program of the day, according to which 14 meetings and seminars are planned in the areas of civil society, religion, interethnic harmony, youth, family and media.

"The main task of this event is to discuss and clarify topical issues and tasks supervised by the Ministry, building a constructive dialogue between representatives of government agencies and the public of the region, as well as providing answers to questions of interest," said Vice Minister Marat Azilkhanov. He said that in order to build a constructive dialogue, all participants at the end of the session can send their proposals on improving the measures taken in the areas supervised by the Ministry.

At the same time, Aina Mursalimova noted that such meetings, despite the online format that has already become customary in today's conditions, provide a unique opportunity to exchange views and resolve problematic issues.

“In the light of the adoption of a number of new Laws and amendments to the current legislation, I consider it timely to discuss the issues of organizing and holding peaceful assemblies that we encountered in practice, religion, youth and family policy, in particular domestic violence, issues of interethnic relations, state media policy and much more, ”Mursalimova stressed.

About 500 people will take part in the events, from among civil servants, representatives of regional organizations, NGOs, the public, the media of the Akmola region, subordinate organizations of the ministry.

Strategic sessions are aimed at further developing interaction between the state and society, public monitoring and control of decisions made by the state, which were announced in the Address of the Head of State. Due to the epidemiological situation and to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, all events are held online.