Kazakhstan allocated 6.8 trillion tenge for social support in the first half of 2026. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Kazakhstan held an expanded board meeting chaired by Minister Askarbek Yertayev to review the results of the first half of 2026 and set key tasks for the remainder of the year.
According to the ministry, 6.8 trillion tenge was directed to social payments and assistance during the reporting period. These funds cover pensions, allowances, and other social benefits. Detailed information on the distribution and number of recipients is available on the ministry's official website.
During the meeting, Yertayev emphasized the need to improve the effectiveness of social sector reforms. It was also announced that work would continue on supporting vulnerable groups, regulating the labor market, and digitizing social services.
The ministry plans to ensure timely and full payment of social benefits in the second half of 2026, as well as launch new social programs. Specific measures and budget figures will be published in subsequent official announcements.
This funding is a key part of Kazakhstan's social policy and reflects the state's efforts to support its citizens.