24.11.2025, 13:51

Kazakhstan’s Consumer Protection Committee receives about 68,000 complaints this year, resolves 37%

ASTANA. Nov 24 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan’s Committee for Consumer Rights Protection under the Ministry of Trade and Integration received about 68,000 complaints in January-October, fully resolving 37% of them, the committee’s chairman Bolat Tanabergenov said on Monday.

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