On August 30, Kazakhstan marks the Day of the Local Police Inspector Service. This year, the professional date has gained special significance, reports infohub.kz.
For many years, August 30 was primarily associated with the Constitution Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan, so the professional holiday of local inspectors remained in the shadow of the main state date. On this day, local inspectors typically did not rest but instead served and ensured public order and safety during festive events. Now, August 30 can be seen as a standalone professional date for local service officers.
On the eve of the holiday, a ceremony dedicated to local police inspectors took place at the Almaty Police Department. The Head of the Almaty Police Department, Police Major General Aydin Kabduldinov, congratulated the officers on their professional holiday and highlighted the special role of local inspectors in maintaining public order and preventing offenses.
He emphasized that a modern local inspector must not only respond promptly to committed offenses but also work on their prevention, maintain constant dialogue with the public, and strengthen citizens' trust in the police. According to the head, it is the daily work on the assigned territory that allows timely identification of problems and prevention of conflict situations.
During the event, the best local inspectors of Almaty were recognized, who showed high results, diligence, and professionalism in their service. The officers were awarded departmental honors and memorable gifts.
Special attention was paid to the parents of the police officers. They were thanked for raising sons and daughters who chose the responsible profession of protecting the law and citizens' safety.
Words of guidance and good wishes also came from veterans of the internal affairs bodies. The older generation shared professional experience and wished the officers endurance, integrity, high professionalism, and loyalty to their duty.