Private college to open in Aiyrtau district

Akim of North Kazakhstan region Kumar Aksakalov wrote about this on his page in social networks.

During a trip to the Aiyrtau region, the head of the region inspected the progress of the repair campaign of social facilities and infrastructure.

In the district this year, capital repairs are carried out in 3 rural schools. Overhaul is underway in two houses of culture for 287 million tenge. Residents of the village of Arykbalyk will go to the renovated recreation center. In two villages, it is planned to build a local water supply source with distribution networks.

In the village of Antonovka, internal roads are being repaired. The construction of a dairy farm has been completed near the settlement, and the first batch of livestock will arrive in the fall. In total, intra-settlement roads will be built in 4 villages in the district. A medium repair of the Saumalkol-Syrymbet road with a length of 20 km will be carried out.

Aiyrtau district is the tourist center of our region. For 5 years, 12 recreation centers have been built at the expense of private investment. The reconstruction of the Shalkar Su sanatorium for 120 people is underway, which will provide health services.

"I held a meeting with residents of the village of Nizhniy Burlyk. In the question-answer format, we discussed the pressing problems of the village, defined the range of tasks," the Akim of the region wrote.

This year, an ambulance will be purchased for Nizhniy Burlyk, and passenger transport will be launched. Also next year, work is planned to repair the road and water supply.

"Almaty Management University (AlmaU) took control of the building of the former Lobanov College and is reconstructing it. A new college with modern teaching methods and technologies will be created," the Akim of the region wrote.

The contingent of students will be 800 people. 160 million tenge are invested in the overhaul. 140 million tenge will be allocated for the purchase of equipment. 25 permanent jobs will be created, with an increase to 100.