21.08.2026, 10:37

Ahead of Kurultai vote, statistics show ten citizens share parliament's name

ASTANA. Aug 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Ten people in Kazakhstan bear the name Kurultai, the same name as the country's new single-chamber parliament, which holds its first election on Aug. 23, the Bureau of National Statistics reported Friday.

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Ahead of Kurultai vote, statistics show ten citizens share parliament's name

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