Cultivating young talent: a hub of creativity and innovation

The Samgau Centre, a new hub to develop creativity and innovation in young people, officially opened its doors in Ekibastuz in December 2024.

The centre was completed in just over a year, with KAZ Minerals acting as a key sponsor in the investment for this state-of-the-art, three-storey facility, which covers over 7,000 square meters.

The Samgau Centre is designed to enhance the educational and cultural landscape of Ekibastuz, with a particular focus on providing opportunities for the young people and fostering community growth. It offers a wide range of opportunities for children, including free extracurricular classes in subjects including drawing, ballet, performing arts, robotics, music and science. It also features specialised facilities, including a recording and television studio, scientific laboratories and a space radio communication club.

The building is designed to provide equal access to all children, regardless of their physical abilities. With specialised features such as accessible lifts and equipment for children with special needs, the centre ensures that every child can participate fully in the educational programs available, reinforcing the Group’s belief in equal opportunity for all.

The Samgau Centre is expected to serve over 9,000 children and aims to grow in order to reach 70% of Ekibastuz’s children and adolescents.

Beyond its educational benefits, the establishment of the Samgau Centre has also created around 50 teaching positions as the centre is able to provide stable jobs for local educators, further contributing to the economic growth of Ekibastuz.

The opening of the centre demonstrates the Group’s deep commitment to fostering local community development. The Samgau Centre benefits from high quality facilities and will support inclusive education, helping local young people develop their talents and skills while also promoting community growth and inclusion.

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