“Memorial Discussion Dedicated to Arıkbay Agybayev, a Prominent Figure of Kazakh Legal Science”

On December 3, 2025, the members of the “El Tұtqa” Debate Club, together with the club’s leader, Tlepbergenov Orynbasar, held an in-depth memorial session dedicated to the life and scholarly legacy of one of the most distinguished representatives of Kazakh legal science, the renowned lawyer and graduate of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Arıkbay Nusipalievich Agybayev. The main purpose of the meeting was to evaluate the scholar’s immense contribution to the development of the legal system, analyze his works, and determine their relevance in contemporary legal education and practice.

During the discussion, Agybayev’s professional biography was examined in detail. Participants highlighted his key role in forming the scientific foundations of Kazakhstan’s criminal law and his valuable contribution to improving legal reforms. It was emphasized that his textbooks, monographs, analytical works, and research continue to serve as a significant theoretical foundation for legal specialists and remain an essential resource for students and scholars.

His achievements as an educator were given special attention. Arıkbay Agybayev trained several generations of legal professionals and made a substantial contribution to the development of academic legal scholarship, influencing the growth of the professional legal community. As a graduate of Kazakh National University, he dedicated his career to strengthening the national legal system and shaping the intellectual foundations of modern jurisprudence.

Participants also discussed the enduring relevance of his scientific heritage, his innovative approaches to legal research, and his methodological contributions to the field. It was noted that his works continue to hold strong significance today and form a fundamental basis for future legal studies and the improvement of legal practice.

This memorial session became an important intellectual event for the “El Tұtqa” Debate Club. Studying the legacy of the distinguished scholar enabled participants to deepen their understanding of the evolution of national legal culture, broaden their professional perspective, and reinforce their commitment to fostering high levels of legal literacy.