Kazakhstan unveils three modernized train stations as part of national upgrade

Three newly renovated train stations have opened in Kazakhstan. Taiynsha, Zhanakorgan, and Shieli stations have all undergone major upgrades. The work is part of a national effort to modernise 124 stations across the country. Taiynsha station in North Kazakhstan has seen its floor space grow from 375 to 580 square metres. The renovation also included a refreshed façade, updated interiors, modern waiting areas, and improved accessibility for passengers with limited mobility. Its reopening marks the completion of the region’s railway station modernisation program.

Zhanakorgan and Shieli stations in Kyzylorda region have also reopened after similar upgrades. Both now feature updated façades, modernised interiors, comfortable waiting areas, and barrier-free access. The opening ceremony for these stations was attended by regional governor Murat Yergeshbayev and Deputy Transport Minister Zhanibek Taizhanov. The modernisations aim to improve passenger comfort and support economic and tourism growth. They also seek to enhance the reliability of logistics routes. The upgrades follow instructions from the head of state as part of the ongoing national program.