Kazakhstan opens new plants, clinics and schools in regions ahead of Republic Day

Kazakhstan opened new industrial enterprises, medical and educational institutions, and infrastructure and social facilities across its regions ahead of Republic Day. The report, citing 24KZ, lists projects in several regions.

In Turkestan region, two new plants were launched. In Temirlan village, a facility producing fats and gelatin components from cattle bones was opened at a cost of 9 billion tenge. Another 1.5 billion tenge was invested in a cottonseed oil processing plant. In Beskol village, a polyclinic designed for 250 visits per shift had its technical opening; it will serve more than 40,000 residents of Kyzylzhar district.

In East Kazakhstan region, a new school for 50 pupils was built to replace a 1975 building. In Mangistau region, a three-storey railway station designed for 2,500 passengers per day opened after reconstruction. In Almaty region, a new drinking water supply system was introduced in Zharmukhambet village. In Akmola region, an eco-park with walking routes of nearly 2.5 kilometres opened in Akkayyn village. New indoor pools and houses of culture also appeared in regions across the country.