A seminar on communications between the civil sector and state bodies has begun

A republican training seminar on "Communications of the civil sector and state bodies in the conditions of the New Kazakhstan" with the participation of Minister of Information and Social Development Askar Umarov, President of the Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan Banu Nurgazieva and others has started today.

Minister Askar Umarov welcomed the participants. In his speech, he noted: "The non-governmental sector has a huge social potential, the intellectual power and energy of which can and should be turned to the benefit of ordinary citizens, and ultimately to the benefit of social development." So, today, more than 22 thousand registered NGOs are registered in Kazakhstan, of which about 17 thousand organizations are active.

It should be noted that the main purpose of the seminar is to study the format of interaction between the state and society. Within the framework of the two-day training, regional representatives of the Civil Alliance will discuss anti-crisis information management tools, a new format of interaction between the state and society and strategic communications in social media.

"The most important thing is that the state system should be open, fair and, as a matter of priority, should be human–oriented", said Banu Nurgazieva, President of the Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan.

The work of the training seminar on topical issues of communication between the civil sector and state bodies in the conditions of the New Kazakhstan will continue tomorrow.

A republican training seminar on "Communications of the civil sector and state bodies in the conditions of the New Kazakhstan" with the participation of Minister of Information and Social Development Askar Umarov, President of the Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan Banu Nurgazieva and others has started today.

Minister Askar Umarov welcomed the participants. In his speech, he noted: "The non-governmental sector has a huge social potential, the intellectual power and energy of which can and should be turned to the benefit of ordinary citizens, and ultimately to the benefit of social development." So, today, more than 22 thousand registered NGOs are registered in Kazakhstan, of which about 17 thousand organizations are active.

It should be noted that the main purpose of the seminar is to study the format of interaction between the state and society. Within the framework of the two-day training, regional representatives of the Civil Alliance will discuss anti-crisis information management tools, a new format of interaction between the state and society and strategic communications in social media.

"The most important thing is that the state system should be open, fair and, as a matter of priority, should be human–oriented", said Banu Nurgazieva, President of the Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan.

The work of the training seminar on topical issues of communication between the civil sector and state bodies in the conditions of the New Kazakhstan will continue tomorrow.