Training on New Procurement Rules

Training on New Procurement Rules

14.03.2025

Training on the new procurement rules for natural monopoly entities: 2025 changes and practical application

The RK Academy of Public Administration, in cooperation with EURASIANTECH and with active participation from the Committee for Regulation of Natural Monopolies of the Ministry of National Economy of RK, successfully conducted a training seminar on:


"Procurement rules for natural monopoly entities. 2025 changes and practical application"


📅 The event gathered representatives from state and quasi-state organizations, procurement specialists, lawyers, and analysts involved in the natural monopoly sector.


🔍 The training aimed to thoroughly review key legislative changes coming into effect in 2025 and examine practical aspects of applying new regulations in procurement organization and execution. Participants received both theoretical foundations and real-world case studies.


👨‍🏫 The instructors and experts participating in the training have extensive experience in procurement activities and legal regulation. Their knowledgeable approach allowed participants to gain up-to-date insights, ask questions, and discuss complex cases from practice.


💼 Main topics covered:


  • latest changes in procurement rules for natural monopoly entities;
  • legal aspects of contract conclusion;
  • practical recommendations for planning, conducting, and controlling procurement;
  • typical mistakes and ways to avoid them;
  • procurement strategy as a tool for organizational development.

📈 The training helped participants to:


  • enhance professional competencies;
  • prepare for the implementation of new regulatory requirements;
  • minimize risks in procurement activities;
  • build a strategic approach to procurement management.

  • 💡 Procurement is not just an administrative procedure, but an essential mechanism affecting efficiency, sustainability, and development of organizations operating under natural monopolies. Proper understanding and application of legislation are key to successful resource management and increasing trust from the government, business, and society.