In Kazakhstan held a public hearing on the issues of youth policy

In the period from February 3 to 19, public hearings on topical issues in the field of youth and family policy were held in seven regions of the country. They were held within the framework of the Strategic Sessions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan to strengthen regional and interdepartmental cooperation and build a unified position on achieving goals in the field of youth and family policy.
So today the Committee of youth Affairs and family of MIOR, in conjunction with the research center "Youth" online seminars, dialogue meetings with representatives of the public of Akmola, Aktobe, Atyrau, East Kazakhstan, West Kazakhstan, Karaganda and Kostanay regions.
More than 500 employees of youth resource centers, representatives of regional youth organizations and youth affairs committees have already participated in the events.
So, during the past discussed the key issues in the implementation of the Comprehensive plan to support young people by 2025, the bill for the implementation of the state youth policy development and implementation "of the youth development Index" and the national project "Tauelsizdik urpaktary", developed in the framework of the 30th anniversary of Independence.
To date, more than 60 proposals have been collected, which cover a wide range of issues in the field of youth and family policy.
For example, representatives of the IDC of the Akmola region raised the issue of legislative consolidation of the status of "specialist in working with young people".
An employee of the youth resource center of the Atyrau region, Sidaliyev Kayyrzhan, raised the issue of retraining and advanced training of personnel working with young people, in the West Kazakhstan region, activists of the region proposed to implement the project "Zhasyl El" in a centralized manner. Baltabekov Yerkebulan, head of the Youth Affairs Department of the UMP East Kazakhstan Region, proposed to scale the program of rental housing for young people in all regions of the country, which, in his opinion, will solve the housing problems of young people.
In general, all participants of the public hearings within the framework of the Strategic Sessions of the IIR note the relevance and timeliness of such regular online seminars and meetings, where the regions have the opportunity to receive effective feedback and methodological assistance from the Ministry.
Public hearings on issues of youth and family policy will also be held in other regions of the country.
It should be noted that all constructive proposals will be taken into account in the further work of the Ministry.