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Nazarbayev held meeting concerning capital development

The President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, held the meeting concerning Astana development in akimat of the capital on Thursday, the agency reports referring to the president's press service.

Astana. July 4. Kazakhstan Today - The President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, held the meeting concerning Astana development in akimat of the capital on Thursday, the agency reports referring to the president's press service.

According to the press service, the leader of the state was presented the report of Astana akim, Imangali Tasmagambetov, on the course of execution of the assignments given by the President at March meeting concerning Astana development.

N. Nazarbayev noted that the government and Astana akimat have managed to mobilize necessary resources for completion of construction objects, municipal improvements of the city, solution of equity holders' problems, involvement of all regions of the country in preparation and carrying out of the anniversary events.

The leader of the state emphasized that celebrations of the 10th anniversary of the capital need to be held so that not only the invited guests, but also the citizens of the country could feel attention.

N. Nazarbayev paid attention to the fact that after the anniversary celebrations paces of construction of the capital objects should not be slowed down and the terms of their construction would not be postponed.

During the meeting the President charged the government and Astana akimat a number of specific objectives of Astana development. In the nearest years, the capital will host large international events - Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia, congress of leaders of world and traditional religions, OSCE forum, and Winter Asian Games, the president's press service informs.

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