On October 30, a curator hour on the topic «The Future of Kazakhstan and Upcoming Reforms» was organized for third-year students of the International Journalism educational programme.
The event featured a discussion of current issues related to the country’s development and upcoming transformations. The Curator, Senior Lecturer, Candidate of Philological Sciences A.V. Rozhkov, introduced the students to the key initiatives of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, concerning the economic and social sectors, infrastructure development, and the modernization of state institutions. These initiatives were presented in the context of the recently celebrated Republic Day.
During the discussion, special attention was given to the importance of the ongoing reforms for Kazakhstan’s progress. The participants also explored the role that the younger generation can play in society, the importance of civic engagement, and the need to take responsibility for the future of their country.
The students shared their views on the prospects for the country’s development and emphasized that every individual’s contribution matters. Quality education, professional growth, fulfilment of civic duties, and active participation in public life are essential conditions for building a strong and sustainable state.
The curator hour provided an opportunity to exchange opinions, broaden the students’ understanding of the upcoming transformations, and reflect on their personal responsibility for the future of Kazakhstan.
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