Students Discussed the Core Principles and Values of Kazakhstan’s Domestic Policy

On November 11, within the framework of the curator hour, a discussion was held on the topic “Core Principles and Values of the Domestic Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.”

The purpose of the event was to familiarize students with the content of the new strategic document approved by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and to promote national values, civic responsibility, and social unity among young people.

During the curator hour, students examined the Presidential Decree of November 5, 2025, No. 1081 “On the Approval of the Main Principles, Values, and Directions of Domestic Policy.” They discussed the key ideas of the country’s development, such as “Law and Order,” “A Listening State,” “Unity in Diversity,” “Honest Citizen,” and “Clean Society,” and shared their reflections on their significance for modern Kazakhstan.

The curator encouraged students to take an active part in the political and social life of the country and to preserve unity and harmony within society. The discussion was held in an interactive format, where students expressed their views on the interrelation between state policy and civic engagement.

Event organizer: PhD in Philosophy, Associate Professor Kuralay Ashekeyeva