Kazakhstan's 'Law and Order' Push Gains Global Notice
Kazakhstan is strengthening its commitment to 'Law and Order', a move that's gaining international attention. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has declared it a core societal principle, with foreign experts and organizations taking note of the country's efforts against corruption and improving security.
The overall security situation in Kazakhstan remains tightly controlled. Crime rates, including street crime, have dropped significantly over the past five years. This positive trend has not gone unnoticed by international experts. They're increasingly interested in Kazakhstan's experience in reducing domestic violence, which has also seen a decrease in incidents.
President Tokayev's declaration of 'Law and Order' as a foundational principle has further bolstered these efforts. The government plans to intensify its fight against corruption as part of this initiative. Foreign experts, including those from international anti-corruption organizations and regional partners, are showing keen interest in Kazakhstan's progress.
Kazakhstan's commitment to 'Law and Order' is yielding results, with crime rates and domestic violence incidents decreasing. This success story is attracting international attention, with foreign experts eager to learn from Kazakhstan's experience. The government's plan to intensify its fight against corruption signals a continued focus on maintaining a safe and secure society.
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