AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClean Transport in Astana: Kazakhstan has opened what officials call the CIS’s first autonomous solar-powered EV charging station at the Alatau sports complex, running off-grid with 100 kW solar and 645 kWh storage, and plans to expand similar low-carbon chargers nationwide. Education and History Policy: President Tokayev ordered a review of school textbooks after finding hundreds of serious historical errors, warning against “imaginary heroes” and fabricated feats in patriotic education. Kurultai Power Shift: Kazakhstan’s first Kurultai elections are now set, with turnout at about 74% and the Adilet party winning 71.17%, reshaping the new unicameral parliament and its EU-facing role. Kazakhstan–Singapore Ties: Tokayev met Singapore’s Lee Hsien Loong, highlighting investment, digitalization and plans for a new Astana airport drawing on Changi’s experience; Singapore also backed Kazakhstan’s political reforms. Energy Pressure: Kazakhstan cut its 2026 oil output target after CPC disruptions and is pushing to refine more at home, including plans to process Russian crude and send most fuel back. Sports: Kazakhstan’s athletes closed a Central Asian championships with 26 medals, including 11 gold.
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