Discussing the President’s Address: National Development and Young People’s Civic Responsibility. — KazNU

Discussing the President’s Address: National Development and Young People’s Civic Responsibility.

28 October 2026
Discussing the President’s Address: National Development and Young People’s Civic Responsibility.

Al-Farabi Kazakh National University held an event for students enrolled in the “6B05108 — Biomedicine” educational programme at the Faculty of Biology and Biotechnology to discuss the Address to the People of Kazakhstan by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, entitled “Kazakhstan’s Key Priorities at a New Historical Stage.”

The event aimed to explain the main priorities outlined in the Address, enhance students’ understanding of social and political affairs, and strengthen their sense of civic responsibility for the country’s future.

The discussion focused on improving quality of life, advancing education and science, adopting digital technologies, and upholding the principle of law and order. These priorities were considered in relation to the professional development of future biomedical specialists, their research activities, and their contribution to the public good.

The meeting highlighted quality education, engagement with scientific advances, the continuous development of professional competencies, and respect for the law as important ways for young people to contribute to national development. Particular emphasis was placed on fostering active citizenship alongside professional responsibility.

The event’s thematic focus aligns with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. In particular, strengthening young people’s legal awareness, encouraging their participation in public dialogue, and broadening their understanding of public institutions reflect the core principles of this goal.

The event sought to deepen students’ understanding of the changes taking place in Kazakhstan and strengthen their motivation to contribute to societal development through education and science.

 

Department of History of Kazakhstan: 

Abikenova Gulzhazira Yestaikyzy, Dr. Hist. Sci., Assoc. Prof.; 

Bekbauova Zhuldyz Maratovna, Senior Lecturer.