text: The Commission for the Return of Illegally Acquired Assets continues its work under the Law on the Return of Illegally Acquired Assets to the State. All funds are directed to the Special State Fund for further redistribution for socially beneficial purposes.
  The government has decided to allocate funds from the Special State Fund for the implementation of the first two social projects: the construction of a sports complex in the village of Zerenza, Akmolinsk region, costing 2.1 billion tenge, and a music school in the village of Temirlan, Turkestan region, amounting to 890 million tenge," the Prime Minister's press service reported.
  In the village of Zerenza, Akmolinsk region, a sports complex with an area of over 6,000 m2 is planned, with a capacity of more than 80 people per shift. This facility will provide leisure activities for an active population—over 14,500 people in the area regularly engage in sports. According to the project, the center will be equipped for wrestling, boxing, and skiing disciplines, and two gymnasiums will be outfitted with the necessary equipment.
  In the village of Temirlan, Turkestan region, a new arts school for 300 students is planned. The existing frame building, constructed in 1974, does not meet modern sanitary and fire safety requirements and is not suitable for major repairs. Currently, the complex is considered operational, with up to 420 children being trained, which is twice its capacity. The new project will create conditions in the village for quality additional education in the field of arts.
  The Commission for the Return of Illegally Acquired Assets is headed by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, with the working body being the Asset Recovery Committee of the General Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan.