Kazakhstan’s Armed Forces back priorities in president’s address
The address outlined goals for infrastructure, energy security, transport capacity and the digital economy.
Servicemen of Kazakhstan’s Armed Forces backed the priorities set out by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in his address to the nation. For the military, key tasks include improving combat training, mastering modern equipment and strengthening discipline.
On October 28, 2026, President of Kazakhstan and Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Kassym-Jomart Tokayev delivered an address to the people titled “Current Tasks of Kazakhstan in a New Historical Cycle.”
Servicemen across the country followed the address closely. The tasks and development priorities set out by the head of state received a positive response among military personnel.
The address identified infrastructure renewal, stronger energy security and transport capacity, and the development of the digital economy and artificial intelligence as priorities. It also focused on improving citizens’ quality of life and reforming public administration.
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The Ministry of Defence said these areas have direct relevance to the Armed Forces. Infrastructure, reliable energy supplies, modern technology and skilled personnel will strengthen the country’s capacity to provide national security and defence.
For servicemen, the tasks include improving combat training, mastering modern weapons and equipment, and strengthening military discipline.
The ministry said the Armed Forces protect Kazakhstan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, helping create conditions for citizens to work in peace and for the country to develop steadily.
