The authority of those who teach is often an obstacle to those who want to learn.
On February 9, 2026, at the Faculty of History, Economics, and Law, as part of the discussion of the draft new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented by the Constitutional Reform Commission on January 30, 2026, the Department of History of Kazakhstan and Law held a briefing on the topic «Education, Science, and Innovation as Strategic Goals of the New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan»."
The event aimed to comprehensively analyze the constitutional innovations that affect the development of the education system, scientific potential, and the innovation sector as key factors for the country's sustainable development. During the briefing, the participants discussed the importance of enshrining these areas in the Basic Law, their role in shaping a competitive human capital and strengthening the legal framework for state modernization.
The discussion took place in a warm and constructive atmosphere, with the participation of invited guests from the academic community and practicing specialists. The participants exchanged views, asked relevant questions, and made suggestions for further improvement of the constitutional provisions.
The briefing served as an important platform for dialogue and highlighted the significance of the active participation of the scientific and educational community in the discussion of key socio-political reforms in the country.
