Kazakhstan's Museum Staff Revitalize Dina Nurpeisova Monument in National Cleanup Drive

Employees of the United Museums Directorate recently took part in the Clean Kazakhstan campaign by restoring the area around the Dina Nurpeisova monument. The initiative focuses on improving public spaces, protecting the environment, and preserving cultural landmarks. Officials stressed that such efforts reflect respect for national heritage and shared responsibility for cleanliness. During the event, volunteers cleared debris and tidied the monument’s surroundings. The cleanup was part of a broader push to maintain clean public areas and safeguard historical sites. Kuanysh Kulesh, head of the research support department at the United Museums Directorate, highlighted the role of individual accountability in keeping spaces clean.

Kulesh remarked that *‘a burden shared is a burden halved’* and called environmental protection a collective obligation. The campaign’s core aims include urban improvement, ecological awareness, and the preservation of cultural landmarks. Authorities confirmed that similar activities will continue in the future.

The cleanup at the Dina Nurpeisova monument aligns with the Clean Kazakhstan campaign’s objectives. Future work will focus on sustaining cleanliness and protecting cultural sites. Officials have reiterated that such actions demonstrate respect for national values and shared civic duty.