Advertising and Promotion Policy

Vestnik KazNMU may accept advertising and conduct promotional activities in accordance with applicable ethical publishing standards. All advertising and promotion are handled independently of the editorial process in order to ensure transparency, objectivity, and scientific integrity.

1. General Principles

1.1 Advertising must always be clearly distinguishable from scientific and editorial content.


1.2 Journal articles are never modified, delayed, or removed in order to accommodate advertising or promotional requests.


1.3 Advertisers and sponsors have no influence on editorial decisions, peer review, or journal policies.


1.4 Advertising staff or external representatives do not have access to manuscripts or editorial content prior to publication.

2. Restrictions on Advertising

2.1 The use of the Vestnik KazNMU name, logo, or branding in third-party promotional materials is prohibited without prior written permission from the journal or publisher.


2.2 Advertised products and services must comply with all applicable legal, ethical, and regulatory standards in the jurisdictions where they are displayed.


2.3 Advertisements for medical, pharmaceutical, or healthcare-related products and services must comply with recognized professional, ethical, and regulatory standards.


2.4 Misleading, deceptive, discriminatory, or otherwise unethical advertising is not permitted.

3. Journal Rights and Discretion

3.1 Vestnik KazNMU reserves the right to review all advertising and promotional materials for compliance with journal policies and ethical standards.


3.2 The journal may reject, request revision of, remove, or cancel any advertisement or promotional material at any time if it is considered inconsistent with the mission, scope, or ethical standards of Vestnik KazNMU.

4. Promotion Activities

4.1 Vestnik KazNMU may undertake ethical promotional activities to increase the journal’s visibility and to encourage the submission of high-quality manuscripts.


4.2 Such activities may include, but are not limited to:

  • announcements through academic mailing lists;
  • communication at scientific conferences and symposia;
  • posts on scholarly social media and professional platforms.

4.3 All promotional initiatives are conducted transparently and without compromising editorial independence, peer review, or publication ethics.