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Business training on «Government Measures to Support Business» held
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At the South Kazakhstan University named after M. Auezov, a business training session named "Government support measures for business" was held. The event was organised by the Centre for Entrepreneurship and Partnership, operating under the Department of Entrepreneurship and Commercialization, in joint cooperation with the regional branch of the "DAMU" Fund in Shymkent. The training was designed specifically for the faculty members of the university.
The aim of the training was to provide comprehensive, accurate and accessible information on the government support measures available to entrepreneurs in the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as practical recommendations on how to effectively use these tools for those interested in starting their own business.
The objectives included introducing the main government support instruments, explaining the mechanisms for subsidising interest rates and providing loan guarantees, presenting current programmes supporting business initiatives, motivating participants and increasing their knowledge of available government support opportunities.
Speakers at the event included Sabyrzhan Urazkulovich Isakov, Head of the Regional Branch of the "DAMU" Fund in Shymkent, T.S. Bazhirov, Director of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Commercialisation, Candidate of Technical Sciences and Associate Professor, and A.K. Dikanbayeva, Head of the Centre for Entrepreneurship and Partnership.
Representatives of the "DAMU" Fund noted that this year priority for grants and concessional lending will be given to projects in the manufacturing sector. They emphasised that this is a positive step towards the diversification of the national economy and the development of domestic production.
The training concluded with a Q&A session, during which participants received detailed answers to their questions and were offered practical recommendations.
Lecturers from 13 faculties and colleges actively participated in the event. Participants discussed pressing market issues in their respective fields and highlighted the availability of government support tools for each industry. In conclusion, it was suggested that faculty members should not only teach students how to identify and solve problem-oriented tasks, but also cultivate their ability to generate practical suggestions.
