At the Akimat meeting, key issues of the region's socioeconomic development for the first quarter of 2026 and the state of the road industry were discussed

At the end of the period, the region demonstrated strong growth. The short-term economic indicator was 125%. The primary contribution was made by key economic sectors:

industry - growth of 36.8%

manufacturing - 39.8%

trade - 20.8%

transport - 17.4%

At the same time, akim of the region noted the need to strengthen efforts in several areas. Priorities include increasing investment and improving the efficiency of ongoing projects.

A separate section was devoted to the road industry. Over the past three years, 132.2 billion tenge has been allocated for the development of transport infrastructure, and 1,600 km of roads have been repaired. This year, all types of repair work are planned for approximately 300 km of local roads and the street and road network. The akim of the region instructed to strengthen oversight of contractors and ensure the timely implementation of all projects. The fire season was also discussed separately during the meeting. The responsibility of relevant agencies, the need for preventative measures, and the need to ensure prompt response to potential risks were emphasized.