Kazakhstan's Supreme Audit Chamber Uncovers 51 Billion Tenge in Financial Irregularities

Kazakhstan's Supreme Audit Chamber has identified financial violations totaling 51 billion tenge and inefficient use of funds amounting to 47 billion tenge. A large-scale audit of the science sector revealed serious shortcomings in the distribution of state funding, implementation of scientific projects, and control over budget expenditures. Despite increased state funding for science, audit results show a significant gap between allocated funds and achieved outcomes.

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