He emphasized that each leader is required to demonstrate concrete results of their work.
“The state will now develop significantly faster, as many obstacles in our way, such as organized crime and corruption, have been eliminated. Corrupt officials are in a panic and hiding, while criminal elements have been eradicated. We need to act cohesively,” Tashiev noted.
Addressing local authorities, presidential representatives in the regions, akims, and mayors, he stated: “If you cannot achieve success in your territory, you will be held accountable. I say this openly — you will have to answer for it.”
According to him, an akim should serve the population of their district. “Some akims say: ‘I have worked for two years, transfer me to another position.’ This should not be the case. It is necessary to diligently fulfill your duties. We all work tirelessly, carrying out the president's assignments,” Tashiev added.
