ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 8. President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev received Commissioner Kanat Nurov, who briefed him on the 2024 results of the business ombudsman’s work, Trend reports.
As Nurov reported, out of 3,275 appeals from entrepreneurs regarding violations of their rights, positive decisions were made in 1,759 cases (53.7 percent). The total amount of prevented losses for businesses exceeded 20 billion tenge ($38 million). Overall, the number of appeals decreased by 12 percent, which is linked to the effectiveness of the administrative justice institution.
The business ombudsman articulated a series of recommendations
aimed at amending the regulatory legal frameworks that govern
entrepreneurial operations. In specific instances, the Commissioner
disseminated appeals to the pertinent regulatory bodies and law
enforcement entities.
At the conclusion of the assembly, President Tokayev underscored
the criticality of augmenting initiatives to safeguard the rights
of entrepreneurs and articulated a series of directives designed to
address entrenched issues within the context of executing the
Entrepreneurship Protection Strategy.
The business ombudsman serves as an autonomous public entity
dedicated to safeguarding the rights and interests of entrepreneurs
in their interactions with governmental entities, officials, and
various organizational frameworks. The primary function of the
business ombudsman is to facilitate the resolution of issues
pertaining to administrative impediments, corrupt practices,
unwarranted audits, and various other obstructions.
