The city administration of Aktobe ( Kaz. Ақtөbe әalasy әkіmdіgі ) is an administrative-territorial unit within the Aktobe region , which includes the city of Aktobe and five nearby rural districts .
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| Headquarters | Aktobe city, st. T. Akhtanova, 50 |
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| Akim | Mavr Ergalievich Abdullin |
| Key document | Regulation of the State Institution “Aktobe Akim's Office” |
The total area of the territory subordinate to the city administration is 2,338 km² [1] . In addition to the city itself, it includes five rural districts with 22 rural settlements. Currently, the duties of the head of the Aktobe City Administration are performed by Mavr Ergalievich Abdullin (since June 24, 2019).
The city administration is headed by the Akim of Aktobe , appointed by the Akim of Aktobe region in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated January 23, 2001 “On Local Government and Self-Government in the Republic of Kazakhstan” [2] .
History
In 1997, when the Aktobe district was abolished, the rural districts of Blagodarny, Kargalinsky, Kuraylinsky and Novy, which were part of the district, and the Sazdinsky district of the Alga district were transferred to the subordination of the city akimat of Aktobe and formally abolished (however, for the convenience of management as part of the city akimat Akims of rural districts with staff and powers to manage them were retained). At that time, 25,715 people lived in five former rural districts in 22 settlements. In connection with the development of the city and its suburban area, the actual number of settlements on the territory of the former rural districts reached 50, the number of residents increased to 50 thousand people [3] .
In the spring of 2013, at the extraordinary 11th session of the regional maslikhat, in connection with administrative reform, it was decided to create 5 rural districts within the former borders: a grateful rural district with an area of 104,895 ha with a center in the village of Kenesa Nokina; Kargalinsky rural district with an area of 6 671 ha with a center in the village of Kargalinskoye; Kurailinsky rural district with an area of 44 499 ha with a center in the village of Kuraily; A new rural district with an area of 26,994 hectares with a center in the village of Zhanakonys; Sazdinsky rural district with an area of 39,894 hectares with a center in the village of Sazda [4] .
Population and national composition
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Notes
- ↑ Regional Statistical Yearbook “Aktobe Oblast and Its Areas” (2008) (Unavailable link) . Date of treatment March 27, 2015. Archived April 2, 2015.
- ↑ On local government and self-government in the Republic of Kazakhstan . Official site of Aktobe Aktobe (12/18/2013). Date of appeal April 13, 2015. (unavailable link)
- ↑ Asel Adilet. In Aktobe, 5 rural districts received official status . - BNews.kz, April 26, 2013. Archived July 6, 2015.
- ↑ Aizhan Shaukulova. Districts became rural // Aktobe Herald. - May 2, 2013. Archived on April 13, 2015.
- ↑ The population of the Republic of Kazakhstan by individual ethnic groups at the beginning of 2015 . Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Statistics Committee. (June 2015). Date of treatment June 24, 2015.
- ↑ About the formation of rural districts in the city of Aktobe - IPS "іділет"
- ↑ Public hearings on adjusting the master plan of Aktobe were held in Aktobe - Official site of Aktobe Akimat Archived on March 24, 2015.