Today, a meeting dedicated to discussing the updated draft of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held at the Active Longevity Center. The entire staff of the center took part in the important discussion, sharing their views on a document that directly affects the future of the country. The meeting was opened by the Center’s Director, Serik Karabatyror, who emphasized that the Constitution is not only the legal foundation of the state but also the main guideline for societal development.
He highlighted the significance of the proposed amendments to the Basic Law for every citizen and spoke about the importance of the meeting. A specialist from the Department of Strategic Development and Social Projects, qualified expert Dariya Alikyzy, provided a comprehensive explanation of the key changes presented in the new draft of the Constitution. In her speech, the speaker D. Alikyzy noted: “The Constitutional Reform Commission has published the draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The main idea of the new text prioritizes education and science, culture, and innovation. In addition, the logic and philosophy of the Constitution have been fundamentally renewed.” The event was held in an open, two-way dialogue format, during which participants received detailed answers to their questions. At the conclusion of the meeting, staff members shared their opinions on the draft Constitution, demonstrating their concern for the future of the country and their readiness to take an active civic stance on important social changes.
