Kazakhstan Allocates 6.8 Trillion Tenge to Social and Labor Sector for 2026
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Kazakhstan has earmarked 6.8 trillion tenge for the social and labor sector in 2026, while the country's average pension remains the highest in Central Asia.
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Kazakhstan has budgeted 6.8 trillion tenge for the social and labor sector for 2026. The allocated funding will cover state social obligations and employment support programs.
Independent financial analyst Andrey Chebotarev noted that the average pension in Kazakhstan is currently significantly higher than in other Central Asian countries.
Source: Kapital.kz
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