Our Students Took Part in a Meeting with the Chairman of the Senate

During his visit to the North Kazakhstan Region, the Chairman of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Maulen Ashimbayev, met with the region’s youth to discuss the opportunities opened by the new Constitution. Students of Kozybayev University took part in the meeting.

“The new Constitution provides young people with a space of opportunities. It is based on the principles of justice, the rule of law, and equal opportunities, under which every young person will be able to realize themselves through knowledge, hard work, and initiative. The draft of the Basic Law enshrines the priorities of education, science, culture, and innovation, as well as guarantees of freedom of creativity and protection of intellectual property. This means that supporting talented, educated, and proactive youth becomes a strategic priority for the country’s development. At the same time, it is important that young people deeply understand their own responsibility, realize the scale of the current historical changes, and actively participate in the public life of the country,” noted Chairman of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan Maulen Ashimbayev.

During the meeting, a second-year student of Kozybayev University and President of the Student Government, Asanali Zhanatuly, shared his opinion on the draft of the new Constitution. According to him, the life of modern youth is closely connected with social networks. Therefore, special attention in the draft Constitution is paid to the protection of citizens’ personal data, which is an important and timely step. He also noted that the constitutional amendments identify human capital, education, science, and innovation as priority areas for the country’s development. In his opinion, educated and responsible youth can make a key contribution to the sustainable development of the country.

Another student, Dariga Smailova, head of the regional branch of the youth organization Assembly Zhastary in the North Kazakhstan Region, also shared her view on the draft Constitution:

“For young people, it is especially important that the document emphasizes the role of an active and responsible citizen. The development of the country is impossible without respect for the law, public order, and the personal responsibility of each individual,” she said.

Dariga Smailova also emphasized that the younger generation is increasingly participating in social and environmental initiatives aimed at fostering a culture of careful and responsible attitude toward nature. In her opinion, such values as responsibility, unity, and care for the future of the country fully resonate with the principles set out in the draft of the new Constitution.