Kyrgyzstan had harvested grain crops from 586,800 hectares by September 23. The grain yield recorded at initial receipt weight reached 2.0491 million tonnes, up 32.7% from the same date last year.
Qatar’s Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani met Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev in Baku. They discussed bilateral cooperation and regional and international issues of mutual interest.
Kyrgyzstan’s deputy ombudsman Aichurok Nazaralieva spoke at an international conference in Lahore, Pakistan. Participants discussed how ombudsman institutions can strengthen accountability, governance and the protection of citizens’ rights.
Iran is ready to help resolve issues between Saudi Arabia and Yemen peacefully, Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said. He said Tehran’s principled position on Yemen remains unchanged.
Qatar fully supports any measures Lebanon takes in response to Israeli occupation actions, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani said in Beirut.
Kyrgyzstan’s financial regulator says companies cannot legally raise money from the public as “investment loans” without the required licence or permit. It advised citizens to verify a company’s credentials before handing over funds.
The UK urged Sudan’s warring parties to protect civilians, allow humanitarian aid to reach those in need and pursue diplomacy instead of continued war. It also called for an end to external support sustaining the conflict.
Transport ministers leading delegations discussed the development of international transport corridors and the digitalisation of transport at a meeting held during the NEW SILK WAY forum.
Chilean senator Juan Luis Castro said around 450,000 people are waiting for surgery, with an average wait of a year and a half. He also criticized a 14.4% budget cut for the Ricarte Soto Law.
An industrial site in Zerendi District, Akmola Region, is being revived. The project has already received 7.4 billion tenge in investment, with a full-scale metallurgical complex planned for the future.
UK businesses developing quantum technologies will receive a share of £50 million. Projects include tools to locate railway faults, portable eye scanners and mobile quantum radio systems.
EcoQolday has paid its participants more than 5.9 billion tenge since it began operating. A total of 113 contracts have been signed through the system.
The UK government and UKHospitality have announced a commitment from major hospitality businesses to provide 100,000 paid jobs over three years for young people aged 18–24 who are not in education, employment or training.
Kazakhstan’s Financial Monitoring Agency has reported the alleged theft of 251 million tenge in subsidies in West Kazakhstan Region. Investigators say the suspect submitted documents to obtain investment subsidies.
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