On 23 July 2026, the national and regional election campaign headquarters of the “Adilet” party were officially opened. The election program “For a Just Future” for 2026–2031 was presented. The document defines the main directions of Kazakhstan's development for the next five years. Among the priorities are affordable housing and large-scale digital transformation.

In total, the document includes seven flagship goals, among them providing citizens with affordable housing, developing healthcare, creating new jobs, supporting entrepreneurship, developing rural areas, strengthening food and energy security, and preparing the country for the economy of the future. The party proposes to deliver them through ten priority areas of state policy. On the same day, the Almaty City Election Campaign Headquarters began its work.

The first meeting of the headquarters was chaired by Stanislav Kankurov, head of the party's Almaty city branch and chairman of the city election campaign headquarters. The city headquarters includes candidates for deputies of the Kurultai, representatives of public associations and veterans' organizations, and party activists. The Almaty City Council of Veterans is represented in the work of the headquarters by Deputy Chairman Serik Sholpankulovich Kurmangaliyev.

The Almaty City Election Campaign Headquarters has 200 members in total. During the election campaign, 857 campaign events are planned in Almaty, including meetings with voters, public discussions and other information and outreach activities.

At the meeting, participants were presented with the key provisions of the party's election program “For a Just Future”. The main areas of the city headquarters' work for the duration of the campaign were also determined, and certificates were presented to the party's authorized representatives.

The start of work of the Almaty City Election Campaign Headquarters has become an important stage in preparing for the upcoming elections and implementing the party's program.

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