The "Green Belt" around Pavlodar was instructed by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan

It is necessary to improve the ecology of Pavlodar together with the enterprises of the region. As part of the working trip, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan got acquainted with the pace of development of industry and enterprises of the Kazakhstan electrolysis plant. Alikhan Smailov emphasized the need for the transition of industrial enterprises to advanced environmental and affordable technologies.

An enterprise with a capacity of 250 thousand imports per year is carried out on the product market, and also exports to foreign countries such as Turkey, the Netherlands, Brazil, the USA, Italy, Bulgaria, Poland, Norway and a number of others. Alikhan Smailov noted that the plant makes a significant contribution to the area of ​​responsibility and responsibly approaches its requirements for paying bills. At the same time, according to the Head of Measurements of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the enterprise needs to fall in love with the pace of production and export orientation, as well as distribute it to new markets.

Alikhan Smailov met with the heads of large industrial enterprises, including Eurasian Group LLP, Aluminum of Kazakhstan JSC, Eurasian Energy Corporation JSC and Kazchrome Transnational Company JSC. At the meeting, issues of transition to modern production, environmental protection, integration of technologies into the creation and inclusion of automatic control systems for air quality are discussed.

The Prime Minister noted that, in conjunction with some enterprises, it is necessary to work out the issue of creating a "Green Belt" around Pavlodar, which significantly improves the ecology of the city.

“Reducing the coverage and processing of income from production is one of the most pressing issues, especially for residents of the region, so we need tangible results in this adaptation. Large enterprises need to move to advanced environmental and affordable technologies. Mining and metallurgical and energy industrial enterprises need development to reduce, sharply and reuse production waste,” said Alikhan Smailov.

At the end of the meeting, the appointment of the appointment of the Republic of Kazakhstan instructed the Akimat of the region to mix with the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, and also to accept the enterprise to carry out research work on the application of modern technologies for the isolation and processing of industrial waste.