Our university hosted a TEDx-style student meeting titled “A New Constitution – A New Kazakhstan,” organized by the Faculty of Law.
The event aimed to enhance young people’s legal literacy by explaining the provisions of the new Constitution and the rights and responsibilities of citizens.
The speakers were Elmira Baidarbekova, Chief Specialist of the Corruption Prevention Directorate of the Department of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs in the Turkistan Region; Zhandos Ibrayev, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Law for Academic Affairs; and Manshuk Imanbekova, PhD and legal expert. The event was moderated by Alisher Persheyev, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Law for Research and Educational Affairs.
Opening the meeting, Elmira Baidarbekova emphasized the importance of integrity and responsibility in professional activities. She also drew attention to the role of public awareness in preventing corruption. The speaker encouraged young people to prioritize education and begin their careers by adhering to the principles of integrity. She also addressed compliance with ethical standards in the civil service and the importance of handling confidential official information responsibly.
The other speakers discussed Kazakhstan’s constitutional development, legal reforms, the role of the Constitution in society, civil service recruitment procedures and the responsibilities of civil servants, as well as the rights of foreign nationals in Kazakhstan.
At the end of the meeting, students asked questions and exchanged views on the topics discussed.
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