An expert lecture on the topic «The New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan» took place.

On October 16, 2026, at 12:00 p.m., an expert lecture entitled “The New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan” was delivered by lecturer Dina Muratovna Baimakhanova in Room 401. The lecture was held as part of a series of events dedicated to explaining the provisions of the Constitution and organized in celebration of Republic Day. The event was attended by Karlygash Rakhimzhanovna Useinova, Candidate of Legal Sciences and Professor, Head of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law, as well as Zhamilya Azizkhanovna Ospanova, Deputy Head of the Department.

During the lecture, the main innovations introduced by the 2026 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, changes to the system of state power, and issues related to the protection of citizens’ rights and freedoms were discussed. Particular attention was paid to strengthening the rule of law, promoting democratic principles, and building a legal state. The lecture covered the following topics: The reasons and objectives behind the adoption of the new Constitution;The main provisions of the Constitution and constitutional reforms; The powers of state bodies; Constitutional guarantees of human rights and freedoms; The impact of constitutional changes on the future development of Kazakhstan.

The lecture also examined changes to the system of state power, including the establishment of a unicameral Parliament - the Kurultai, the introduction of the office of Vice President, and the establishment of the Kazakhstan People’s Council (Қазақстан Халық Кеңесі). Special attention was also given to the protection of personal data, citizens’ digital rights, and the guarantee of the right to legal assistance.

During the discussion, it was noted that the constitutional reforms are aimed at promoting the principles of “Just Kazakhstan” and “Law and Order,” strengthening national unity, and advancing education, science, and innovation. Studying the new Constitution is essential for understanding the development of Kazakhstan’s constitutional system, the principles governing the organization of state power, and the strengthening of the legal foundations of society.

The lecture contributed to improving students’ legal literacy and deepening their knowledge of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The information provided helped students better understand the importance of the Basic Law in the life of the state and society, develop their legal reasoning, and recognize the importance of complying with legislation and protecting human rights. Events of this kind contribute to developing the legal culture of future professionals and enhancing their understanding of the principles of building a state governed by the rule of law.