West Dala joined the KazService

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KazService is the Association of oil service companies of Kazakhstan that functions to unite domestic companies to create the consolidated approach to solve the industry problems.

KazService suggests that they promote the interests of its members, by joining their efforts, in the country regions where the core business run and actively and efficiently team up with state authoritiesв. KazService collaborates with the Ministry of Energy of RoK, the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of Kazakhstan, “Samruk-Kazyna Contract” LLP, the National Agency NADLoC on the local content development and the Kazakh Contract Agency.

Today, over 2000 companies are included in the oil service of Kazakhstan, which have employed approximately 200 thousand workers. As the KazService stated, the situation on the global oil market is not expected to improve for the coming months; in this regard, the oil services retains the risks to lose the workplaces. Particularly, it will be related with the project activities completion and budget reduction at oil and gas companies. To retain job places to the highest possible extent and reduce the social strain in regions, the KazService brought up its proposals which are being under consideration jointly with our members of the Association.

The West Dala LLP intends to actively team up with the KazService in the field of waste management within the oil service.

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A lecture on “Waste Management and Spill Response” was held at Kh. Dosmukhamedov University. Environmental specialists from West Dala — Ainagul Sagiyeva and Islam Sagynbayev — conducted an engaging session with students, highlighting the key principles of environmentally responsible waste management. The focus was on modern approaches to safe disposal, reducing environmental impact, and the role of business in building a sustainable environment.

The “Innovative Ideas” competition was held in the Atyrau Region to support talented youth and develop their scientific research and inventive potential. Specialists from West Dala — environmental engineer Aigul Sagiyeva and chief technologist Minara Massalimova — were invited to serve as members of the jury.

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