Kazakh President Appoints New Ambassadors

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"The creative and intellectual legacy of the great thinker holds a special place in the treasury of both world and Kazakh culture. His teachings serve as a moral compass and a guide for our nation. He spoke candidly about the problems facing society and warned against idleness and laziness," the president said.

"Kazakhstan's People's Constitution has entered into force, and the process of renewing all institutions of government has begun. This is truly a historic period that lays the foundation for the country's development for many years to come," the congratulatory message said.

"The essence of these transformations is to provide a powerful impetus to Kazakhstan's progress and strengthen the values of constructive development in society. In shaping a new public ethic, reinforcing national identity, and promoting humanistic ideals, we consistently turn to Abai's works. The great poet and philosopher saw the nation's future in the pursuit of knowledge, diligence, and responsibility, and prophetically called for unity and harmony," the head of state said.

"Today, we are building a Just, Strong, and Progressive Kazakhstan," the president stressed.

"Holders of these qualifications - citizens of the five member states - will no longer have to undergo additional certification or other bureaucratic procedures to work anywhere across the union. Researchers, innovators and academics will have greater opportunities to realise their potential regardless of the country in which they obtained their qualifications," Mishustin said.

"It is intended to safeguard the interests of both sellers and buyers. Businesses will operate under a single set of clear and transparent rules. As a result, our citizens will gain access to a wider range of products on marketplaces and other e-commerce platforms," Mishustin said.

"The free movement of goods is one of the fundamental principles of Eurasian integration. Intra-EAEU trade remains a key driver of economic growth for member states. Last year, trade within the EAEU totalled $95 billion, down 3.5% year-on-year. At the same time, growth is expected to recover this year, with intra-union trade projected to increase by 7.3% to $102 billion," Bektenov said.

"I propose that the Commission, together with the member states, accelerate the rollout of common information processes and examine the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies within the EAEU's integrated information system," Bektenov said.

"One of the key priorities in the development of Eurasian economic integration is the creation of a common financial market that ensures the free movement of capital. An important step towards this goal will be the adoption of an agreement allowing brokers and dealers from one member state to participate in organised trading on the exchanges of other EAEU member states," the Kazakh prime minister said.

"During Kazakhstan's chairmanship of the Eurasian Economic Union, we have consistently advocated the development of artificial intelligence, the establishment of logistics hubs, the digitalisation of industry and the agro-industrial sector, the promotion of barrier-free trade, and the development of a global dialogue with external partners. These priorities were outlined by President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in his address to the heads of the EAEU member states. I am confident that the agreements reached at today's meeting will make a significant contribution to achieving these objectives and to further strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation within the Eurasian Economic Union," Kazakhstan's Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov said.

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"The courts have reviewed more than 1,000 applications. As a result, 620 people have been released from correctional institutions, and administrative supervision has been imposed following their release," the ministry said.