The 307th volunteer firefighting unit under Kazakhstan's Auyl Qutqarushylary (Village Rescuers) initiative has officially opened in the village of Ozernoye, Zhambyl District, North Kazakhstan Region. The new fire station will provide fire protection for three nearby settlements with a combined population of approximately 700 residents.

Atameken-Agro contributed to this socially significant initiative by providing a building to accommodate the new fire station.

As part of the project's implementation, local authorities ensured the necessary conditions for the firefighting personnel, including the provision of rest facilities. The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Kazakhstan equipped the station with specialized firefighting vehicles and essential equipment.

The opening of the new fire station is expected to significantly reduce emergency response times, improve the operational efficiency of firefighting teams, and enhance the safety of residents in surrounding rural communities.

Supporting such initiatives is an integral part of Atameken-Agro's commitment to corporate social responsibility. Beyond developing agricultural production, the company is dedicated to contributing to the sustainable development of rural communities and creating safer, more favorable living conditions in the regions where it operates.