Saniya Bulatkulova is a News Reporter at The Astana Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, agriculture, and finance, with a particular focus on farm animals, ranching, fine art, and art dealing. Saniya's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in both the creative and agricultural sectors.
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Saniya Bulatkulova's coverage primarily focuses on national politics and world affairs with a strong emphasis on Kazakhstan's international relations. She frequently includes expert commentary and announcements in her articles, indicating receptivity to pitches offering insights from experts or officials involved in political developments.
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Pitches should aim to provide valuable perspectives or exclusive insights into political developments within Kazakhstan and its international relationships. They should also consider how these topics relate specifically to Kazakhstani interests while bearing relevance for a broader audience focused on world affairs.
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By: Saniya Bulatkulova
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By: Zhanna Shayakhmetova
ASTANA – A rare selection of Central Asian artworks will be on display as part of the Arts of the Islamic World and India sale from April 24 in London, reported Sotheby’s press office. The sale includes manuscripts, metalwork, textiles and ceramics from the 7th century and up to the 19th century.
By: Anel Bersimbayeva
ASTANA — New mobility solutions are seen as one of the tools to reduce emissions while maintaining economic growth. As part of the public talk at Regional Ecological Summit 2026 EXPO, China’s company Li Auto presented its approach to transport using new energy sources in Central Asia.
By: Aiman Nakispekova
ASTANA – A national livestock expedition kicked off from Astana on May t o mark the Unity Day of the People of Kazakhstan on May 1, launching a 16-day journey across 10 agricultural regions aimed at documenting the lives of the country’s livestock industry and laying the groundwork for its development.
By: Aiman Nakispekova
ASTANA – Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with Tamás Jakkel, president of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI) on April 30, to discuss prospects for cooperation in developing domestic dog breeding and preserving a sustainable breed gene pool.
By: Saniya Bulatkulova
IFC: Damu Guarantee Funds Expand Access to Finance for Enterprises
By: Dana Omirgazy
ASTANA — Kazakhstan and Brazil pledged to deepen cooperation in trade, agriculture, energy, logistics, and technology during Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira’s official visit to Kazakhstan on May 11 for talks with Kazakh Foreign Minister Yermek Kosherbayev.
By: Dana Omirgazy
ASTANA – Kazakhstan and Russia have signed an agreement outlining the main terms of cooperation and financing for the construction of Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant, a major energy project estimated at around $16.5 billion.
By: Dana Omirgazy
ASTANA – President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and President of Russia Vladimir Putin adopted a joint statement on May 28 outlining seven key pillars of bilateral friendship and cooperation amid growing global instability and geopolitical challenges, Akorda reported.
