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The coat of arms of Astana (formerly Nur-Sultan) was adopted on 3 May 2019, shortly after the city changed its name following the resignation of longtime Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev. It is identical to the previous emblem, which was personally designed by Nazarbayev, save for the name of the city. As part of the language romanization campaign undertaken by the Kazakh government, the new emblem now features the city's name in latin script, rather than the cyrillic script used in the previous iteration.