A meeting of the Board of the Association of Kazakhstan Machinery Industry, a private legal entity, was held online in Astana, during which the Board reviewed issues related to the Association’s activities as well as preparations for the upcoming General Meeting of Members.

The Board meeting was opened by Vladimir Turekhanov, Acting Chairman of the Association’s Board, who noted the importance of ensuring effective cooperation with companies in the industry and further improving the organization’s operational mechanisms.

During the meeting, Board members heard the Association’s Audit Commission report for 2025, presented by Audit Commission Chairman Aibek Kazhkenov, as well as a report on the Association’s activities over the past year, delivered by Talgat Bazarbekov, Director of the Association’s Executive Directorate.

The report highlighted the Association’s key achievements for 2025, including participation in the implementation of the Comprehensive Plan for the Development of the Machinery Industry for 2024–2028, efforts to improve legislation in the manufacturing sector and to develop domestic value, the hosting of the 12th Forum of Kazakhstan’s Machine Builders and the Kazakhstan Machinery Fair-2025, as well as the development of international cooperation and collaboration with companies in the industry.

Yerkhanat Makanov, Deputy Chairman of the Board of the Association of Kazakhstan Machinery Industry, presented proposals to update the composition of the Association’s collegial bodies, including changes to the composition of the Coordination Council and the Audit Commission.

In connection with the expiration of their terms of office, it was also proposed to extend the terms of the current members of the Association’s Audit Commission.

The Executive Directorate conducted an analysis of the organizations’ actual participation in the Association’s activities, their fulfillment of membership obligations, and the validity of their legal and operational status.

Based on the results of this work, it was proposed to make changes to the composition of the General Assembly regarding a number of organizations, taking into account their current production activities, level of involvement in the Union’s work, and participation in the development of the machine-building industry. These proposals are aimed at improving the effectiveness of the Association’s activities.

Following the meeting, the members of the Board took note of the materials presented and supported submitting the relevant issues for consideration by the General Meeting of the Association’s members, which will take place on July 2, 2026.

According to the Association’s Charter, the General Meeting has exclusive authority over the election and dismissal of members of the Board of Directors, the Coordinating Council, and the Audit Commission, as well as the adoption of decisions on key issues concerning the organization’s activities.