“Constitution and National Values as the Foundation of the Country’s Future”

On June 29, 2026, the Departments of History of Kazakhstan and Social and Public Disciplines, together with the Department of Social and Humanitarian Disciplines, organized and held a round table on the topic “Constitution and National Values as the Foundation of the Country’s Future.”
The main purpose of the event was to widely promote among students the values enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, to foster legal culture and civic responsibility, to explain the principles of the rule of law, and to strengthen patriotic awareness among young people through the promotion of national art, traditions, and cultural heritage within the framework of celebrating National Dombyra Day, as well as to promote the ideas of social harmony and national unity.
At the opening of the event, welcoming speeches were delivered by the heads of the departments, Zh.O. Nurzhanbayeva and Sh.A. Ashirov, who expressed their best wishes to the participants. In their speeches, they particularly emphasized the importance of the Constitution in the life of society and the significant role of national values in shaping the future of the country. In addition, the teaching staff shared their views on the discussed topic and put forward relevant proposals.
During the round table, active participation was taken by international students from far-abroad countries, particularly students from India. They shared their thoughts on the constitutional values of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the rule of law, civic responsibility, and the importance of national cultural heritage. Special attention was also paid to strengthening national unity, social harmony, and intercultural understanding.
Within the framework of the multilingualism policy, the round table was conducted in Kazakh, Russian, and English. This not only allowed participants to freely express their opinions but also contributed to the development of students’ language competencies, intercultural communication, and mutual understanding. Meaningful presentations were delivered in each language, where the role of the Constitution in society, civic responsibility, the preservation of national values, and the promotion of cultural heritage were widely discussed.
At the conclusion of the event, participants particularly noted that respect for the principles of the Constitution and the preservation of national values serve as a strong foundation for the sustainable development of the country and its bright future.