He emphasized that the president views information policy as a key aspect of security and stability in the country.
Orunbekov also noted that in the past, state media received funding on a residual basis, which weakened their ability to perform their functions.
However, in recent years, the government's approach to this issue has changed. Updating the infrastructure and equipment of the main state media has become a priority, and official vehicles have also been provided. Additionally, there are plans to increase the salaries of employees of state television and radio companies starting from April 1.
An important step will be the allocation of apartments to about 50 employees of state and private media who are on the housing waiting list through the State Mortgage Company. This support is especially relevant for those in need: among them are journalists with disabilities, single parents, and families of colleagues who have passed away.
