25.08.2026, 14:42

Adilet party wins Kurultai elections with 71.17%, five parties enter parliament

ASTANA. Aug 25 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Five parties cleared the 5% threshold to enter Kazakhstan's unicameral parliament, with the Adilet party leading the vote, Central Election Commission (CEC) Chairman Nurlan Abdirov said.

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Adilet party wins Kurultai elections with 71.17%, five parties enter parliament

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