The Strategic Session of the IIOR of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held in the Zhambyl region

The main topics of the Strategic Session of the Ministry in the Zhambyl region are the development of areas of interaction with civil society, interethnic and interfaith harmony, youth and family, as well as the media.

Today the Day of the Ministry of Information and Social Development was held in the Zhambyl region.

The strategic session began with an opening meeting with the participation of the Vice Minister of Information and Public Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan Marat Azilkhanov and the Deputy Akim of Zhambyl Oblast Yerzhan Zhylkybayev.
They discussed the program of the day, according to which 11 meetings, seminars, panel sessions and discussions on topical issues were implemented.

Thus, about 400 people took part in the MIOR events in the Zhambyl region, at which topical issues related to the activities of Kazteleradio JSC in terms of the operation and development of the television and radio broadcasting infrastructure, carrying out religious studies, state social order and grant financing, methodological support for development of interethnic relations, access to information of local government agencies, development of industry journalism and others.

Recall that the main task of the MIOR Days in the regions is to discuss and clarify topical issues and tasks, as well as build a constructive dialogue between representatives of government agencies and the regional community, take into account local specifics in strategic work in areas supervised by the Ministry.

The employees of the department answered a number of topical questions of concern to the public of the Zhambyl region.

All the proposals voiced during the past events will be taken into account in the future when improving the work both at the central and at the regional and local levels.

Note that the "Days of the Ministry" in the regions of the country are part of the implementation of the concept of the Head of State Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev "The Hearing State".