01.04.2026, 12:04

Audit recommends $132 million be returned to Kazakhstan's National Fund after misuse

ALMATY. April 1 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - A government audit has recommended that 64 billion tenge be returned to Kazakhstan's National Fund after finding the money was spent outside its intended purpose, the Supreme Audit Chamber said Wednesday.

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Audit recommends $132 million be returned to Kazakhstan's National Fund after misuse

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