May 29, 2025 on the basis of the National Defense University of the Republic of Kazakhstan "The current state and improvement of the system of supplying the Armed Forces, other troops and military structures with missiles and ammunition in peacetime and wartime" an interdepartmental scientific-practical conference was held on the subject. The conference was organized by the Research Institute of Weapons and Military Equipment of the Military Research Center.
Representatives of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, military administration bodies, Kazakhstan Ministry of Internal Affairs National Guard, Kazakhstan State Security Service, research institutions, defense-industrial complex (DEC) enterprises, as well as leading experts and specialists in the field of logistics and technical support took part in the conference.
In his congratulatory speech to the conference participants, the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Major General Sydykov Bakhytbek Saparbekuly He emphasized the importance of timely response to modern challenges in the field of ammunition supply of the Armed Forces, conducting a comprehensive analysis of the state of the current supply system, as well as introducing innovative and technological solutions at all stages of the logistics cycle - from production to disposal.
The following topical issues were discussed during the conference:
- the state and development prospects of the domestic rocket and ammunition production;
- interdepartmental cooperation in the formation and maintenance of funds in peacetime and wartime;
- increase stability of logistics infrastructure and supply channels;
- implementation of digital solutions for ammunition accounting and control;
- international experience in combat supply and equipment.
Representatives of the defense-industrial complex of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented new developments and production capacity modernization projects aimed at meeting the army's demand for modern weapons.
As a result of the conference, proposals and resolutions were adopted aimed at improving the regulatory legal framework, developing the technological potential of the national SSC, as well as increasing the efficiency of the missile and ammunition supply system in the face of modern threats.