Kazakhstan Plans to Reduce Social Sphere Spending to 10.5 Trillion Tenge by 2027

Kazakhstan's republican budget for 2027 plans to reduce social sphere spending to 10.5 trillion tenge, down from 10.7 trillion in 2026. Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin stated this reduction is primarily due to the transfer of primary healthcare from the guaranteed free medical care program to mandatory social health insurance. Higher education and culture spending remain largely unchanged.

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