Tokayev's message Splitting experts in Kazakhstan: building the century or fiction? The President's speech on October 28, 2026 was a rare event for the Kazakh political field: instead of the usual united chorus of approval, there was a real debate. Let's look at the main thing. What's the bottom line? "Helictic Carry List": 6.5 trillion tenge from the National Fund for Roads, Hospitals and Schools by 2029. Social services: raising the minimum wage from 85 to 110 thousand tenge. Energy: A 100-year state reserve of uranium for future nuclear power plants. Judicial reform: an investment court according to the English model in the city of Alatau. What is the dispute? Pro-government analysts (Deider Tabaib) see this as a transfer of a "technologically developed country" to future generations. However, independent experts are sounding the alarm. Zhanat Mominkolov: "It is much easier to allocate billions than to ensure their effective use." In his opinion, inflation is a "silent enemy" that can eat up the effect of wage increases. Reimov uniforms on roads: "In the spring, along with the melting of the snow, the new asphalt often disappears." Tokayev himself has already warned officials: "references to the quality of the bitumen are not accepted." The main question: between trillions on paper and a warm house with a working radiator in winter, there is an abyss of bureaucracy, corruption and inflation. Can "less talk, more action" become a reality? Or will a beautiful investment court without independence of judges remain a "showcase"?

Tokayev's message Splitting experts in Kazakhstan: building the century or fiction? The President's speech on October 28, 2026 was a rare event for the Kazakh political field: instead of the usual united chorus of approval, there was a real debate. Let's look at the main thing. What's the bottom line? "Helictic Carry List": 6.5 trillion tenge from the National Fund for Roads, Hospitals and Schools by 2029. Social services: raising the minimum wage from 85 to 110 thousand tenge. Energy: A 100-year state reserve of uranium for future nuclear power plants. Judicial reform: an investment court according to the English model in the city of Alatau. What is the dispute? Pro-government analysts (Deider Tabaib) see this as a transfer of a "technologically developed country" to future generations. However, independent experts are sounding the alarm. Zhanat Mominkolov: "It is much easier to allocate billions than to ensure their effective use." In his opinion, inflation is a "silent enemy" that can eat up the effect of wage increases. Reimov uniforms on roads: "In the spring, along with the melting of the snow, the new asphalt often disappears." Tokayev himself has already warned officials: "references to the quality of the bitumen are not accepted." The main question: between trillions on paper and a warm house with a working radiator in winter, there is an abyss of bureaucracy, corruption and inflation. Can "less talk, more action" become a reality? Or will a beautiful investment court without independence of judges remain a "showcase"?