Akimat of the Kurchatov city
The mayor’s office of Kurchatov city included into unified system of executive bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan provides the conduction of nation-wide policy of executive power in combination with interests and requirements of development of Kurchatov city. The composition of the mayor’s office is formed by mayor, mayor’s deputy, head of the city administration, heads of executive bodies financed from the local budget. The number of members of the mayor’s office is determined by the mayor. The personal composition of the mayor’s office is determined by the mayor and approved by the decision of the session of the Kurchatov city maslikhat. The activities of the mayor’s office are regulated by the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated January 23, 2001 “On local government and self-government in the Republic of Kazakhstan”, other regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan and this Regulations. Information-analytical, organizational-legal and material-technical support of the mayor’s office is provided by the office of the mayor of Kurchatov.
News
OpenA foreign delegation examined digital solutions from the State Corporation "Government for Citizens"
OpenAkimat meeting
OpenOn the Need for Citizens to Conclude Employment and Civil Law Contracts When Working in EAEU Countries
OpenOperating hours for Public Service Centers (PSCs) and Specialized Public Service Centers (SPSCs) during holidays
OpenMost popular public services in the Abai Region
OpenBooking appointments for the unified nationwide electronic queue system
Events
Independence Day
Capital Day
Day of the civil servant of the Republic of Kazakhstan
By decree of the first President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, in 2013, June 23 was approved as the day of the civil servant. The civil service is one of the most important elements of the entire state system, which plays a leading role in the organization of public administration. World experience shows that only an effective government can improve the level and quality of life of the population, as well as solve socio-economic problems. It is possible to implement tasks of this scale through specific actions of personnel in the service of the state - civil servants. In other words, in any organized society, it is impossible to do without public administration, and therefore without public servants.
Defender of the Fatherland Day
Day of Unity of the People of Kazakhstan
The Day of Unity of the People of Kazakhstan is a national holiday in Kazakhstan, celebrated annually on May 1. The holiday was first celebrated in 1996. On October 18, 1995, the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev signed a decree declaring May 1 as the Day of Unity of the People of Kazakhstan, thereby canceling the celebration of Labor Day. According to political figures in Kazakhstan, maintaining interethnic and interreligious harmony is one of the priorities of the policy.
Documents
Announcement
The State Institution "Department of Culture, Language Development, Physical Culture, and Sports of the City of Kurchatov, Abai Region" is holding a competition to fill the vacant position of Director of the Municipal State-Owned Enterprise "House of Friendship" in the city of Kurchatov, Abai Region. The objectives of the Enterprise are: 1) the preservation and promotion of folk arts, ethnocultural traditions, and rituals, and their adaptation to contemporary historical and socio-economic conditions; 2) the organization of holidays celebrated in the Republic of Kazakhstan, concerts, song and dance festivals, presentations, competitions, *aitys* (traditional improvisational poetry contests), and exhibitions of folk, applied, and fine arts; 3) the provision of support to ethnocultural associations. Job Responsibilities: Managing the operations of the House of Friendship;organizing creative, methodological, and cultural-educational activities, as well as anti-corruption initiatives;ensuring the preparation and execution of concerts, showcases, festivals, folk art competitions, exhibitions of folk, applied, and fine arts, and seminars for the leaders of ethnocultural associations;overseeing the activities of ethnocultural associations. Qualification Requirements for Applicants: A higher (or postgraduate) degree in fields such as "Humanities" (cultural studies, music education) or "Social Sciences and Business" (public administration, local government, accounting, and auditing), along with at least 5 years of experience in a managerial or leadership position. Applicants must possess knowledge of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Budget Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Combating Corruption," the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Public Procurement," the Administrative Procedural Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On State Property," the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Culture," the Labor Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Copyright and Related Rights," and other regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan governing relations within the sphere of the enterprise's activities. An individual wishing to participate in the competition must, within the timeframe specified in the competition announcement, submit an application for participation—prepared in accordance with Appendix 1 to these Rules—via the registry web portal, signed using an electronic digital signature (EDS). The application must be accompanied by a resume in both the Kazakh and Russian languages, presented in a free-form format. Documents required for participation in the competition must be submitted within 7 calendar days from the date the competition announcement is published on the official website of the Akim of the city of Kurchatov and in the newspaper "Kurchatov Kokzhiegi." Submissions should be directed to the following address: 4 Tauelsizdik St., Kurchatov. For inquiries, please call: 8 (72251) 3-39-44 or 87761662327.
An honest city begins with each of us
When we speak of combating corruption, it often seems as though this is solely the domain of law enforcement agencies, civil servants, or officials in leadership roles. In reality, it is much more than that. It is a matter of fairness, trust, and the quality of our daily lives. Each of us wants to live in a city where issues are resolved according to the law rather than through personal connections; where public services are delivered with the same high quality to everyone; where entrepreneurs can operate in an environment of fair competition; and where decisions made by officials are guided by the law and the public interest, not by personal gain. That is precisely why combating corruption is a fundamental priority in our work. Public trust cannot be built through reports and statistics alone. It is forged when a person visits a government agency and encounters openness, respect, and equal treatment for all—and when they understand the reasoning behind a particular decision.
SCHEDULE of regular meetings between the Akim of the city of Kurchatov (Abai Region) and the public in 2026
Press release on the draft resolution of the Kurchatov City Maslikhat
In accordance with paragraphs 2-9 of Article 6 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Local Public Administration and Self-Government in the Republic of Kazakhstan," the Kurchatov City Maslikhat does not require financial outlays for the project. Adoption of this project will not entail any negative socio-economic or legal consequences. The project provides for: - Rules for the provision of social assistance, establishing its amounts, and defining a list of specific categories of citizens in need. The text of the project is posted on the "Electronic Government" portal in the "Open Regulatory Legal Acts" section. All interested citizens are welcome to participate in the discussion of the draft regulatory legal act.