Blessed cause

In the city of Pavlodar and especially its rural area, there are many people who received non-repayable grants and began to participate in the development of the territory of their place of residence. Someone opened a sewing workshop, another is engaged in the repair of car tires.

New ideas include baking sweet buns and other bread products, manufacturing metal products and other activities such as livestock farming and welding, etc.

For example, Nurzhan Asylov, a resident of the village of Zhetekshi in the rural area of ​​the city of Pavlodar, the head of a large family, successfully defended his business plan.

After completing the course "Business Bastau", he became the owner of a certificate and a state grant. As a result, he opened a welding workshop in the "loft" style.

He spent 1,476,800 tenge provided by the state to purchase the necessary equipment for the implementation of the business project.

"I received state support and started my new business. The service that I offer is very necessary for the villagers.

Not long ago, the "welding unit" was put into operation. Now I have regular customers. If we provide "quality service", then the number of my customers will definitely increase," says Nurzhan Amanzholuly.

Since the welding workshop was opened in the village, the residents of the village of Zhetekshi, instead of going to the city of Pavlodar, support the activities of their fellow villager and contact his service, where he provides the entire possible range of services and, as fellow villagers believe, does his job better and more efficiently than city craftsmen, because how can you offend a neighbor.