11.09.2026, 12:22

Kazakhstan to resume NCOC fine enforcement once court returns case files - Justice Ministry

ASTANA. Sept 11 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan will resume enforcement proceedings to collect 2.3 trillion tenge from the Kashagan field operator, North Caspian Operating Company (NCOC), once case materials are returned from a specialized administrative court in Atyrau Region, a Justice Ministry official said.

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Kazakhstan to resume NCOC fine enforcement once court returns case files - Justice Ministry

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