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OPEN DIALOGUE: TOGETHER — TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE KARAGANDA REGION

OPEN DIALOGUE: TOGETHER — TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE KARAGANDA REGION
Today, the Adilet Party is concluding a series of pre-election meetings as part of the campaign for the election of Kurultai deputies.

The next platform for open dialogue was the Karaganda National Research University named after Academician E.A. Buketov, where a meeting was held with the university’s teaching and academic staff.

Karaganda National Research University named after Academician E.A. Buketov is a university with rich traditions and a long history. For decades, it has been training highly qualified specialists for various sectors of the economy and social sphere.

That is why such meetings are particularly important: mutual respect, professional experience and a shared responsibility for the future of the region create a solid foundation for achieving our goals.

During the meeting, participants discussed pressing issues related to the development of Karaganda and the region. Particular attention was paid to the prospects of creating a science city as a modern intellectual centre where major research institutes and laboratories will develop, with scientists, engineers, programmers and researchers making up a significant part of its population.

The meeting also addressed the construction of affordable housing for scientists and young people, as well as creating conditions to attract and retain promising specialists in the region.

The future of the mining capital was also discussed — its economic potential, new growth points and opportunities for further development.

Karaganda Region is a unique area where strong industrial potential, developed agriculture and rich human capital come together harmoniously.

It is precisely the energy of the people, their aspiration for development, knowledge and the initiative of young people that form the internal resource capable of ensuring the stable and dynamic development of the region and the country as a whole.

Drawing on the experience of specialists from various fields and taking into account the views of every concerned citizen, it is important to build a unified direction for joint efforts — for the benefit of society, the region and future generations!