03.06.2026, 10:52

Kazakhstan set to write off 21 billion tenge in fines in first administrative amnesty

ALMATY. June 3 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan's first administrative amnesty could cover 1.4 million offenses worth 21.2 billion tenge, a General Prosecutor's Office official said Wednesday.

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Kazakhstan set to write off 21 billion tenge in fines in first administrative amnesty

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