“Language – the National Code”: Open Educational Session Held

As part of the celebration of the Day of Languages, the Faculty held an open educational session titled “Language – the National Code.” The session was organized by Aigerim Aidarkyzy Sametova.

The main purpose of the session was to promote students’ respect for language, highlight its role in preserving national values and cultural heritage, and encourage respect for linguistic and cultural diversity.

During the session, participants discussed the role of language in preserving and passing down the history, traditions, culture, and worldview of a nation from one generation to another. It was emphasized that language is not only a means of communication but also an important part of a people’s spiritual heritage and national identity.

Students shared their views and discussed the role of language in modern society, the importance of developing the state language, and the opportunities provided by multilingualism in today’s world.

The “Language – the National Code” open educational session became a meaningful initiative aimed at strengthening students’ respect for language, cultural heritage, and national values.