Procedural Time Limits in Practice — A Guest Lecture for Future Lawyers

On October 6, 2026, a guest lecture entitled “Procedural Time Limits: Practical Cases” was held for third-year students of the International Law Educational Programme at the Faculty of International Relations.

The speaker was Duman Kalimbekovich Bazarbekov, an international-class lawyer, who has extensive professional experience in legal practice.

The lecture focused on the application of procedural time limits in real-life legal practice. Drawing on practical cases, Duman Bazarbekovich demonstrated to the students that for a lawyer, it is essential not only to know the relevant legal provisions but also to apply them correctly in specific legal situations, make timely procedural decisions, and anticipate their potential legal consequences.

One of the distinctive features of the meeting was its engaging and informal atmosphere of professional dialogue. The speaker explained complex legal issues through real-life practical situations, supported his explanations with interesting examples and professional observations, and combined his presentation with a good sense of humour and a distinctive talent for engaging an audience. As a result, the lecture generated considerable interest and active participation among the students.

Such meetings are particularly important for the professional development of future lawyers, as they enable students to connect theoretical knowledge with practical experience, gain direct insight into the professional experience of practitioners, and better understand the practical requirements of the legal profession.

The Department of International Law of the Faculty of International Relations expresses its sincere gratitude to Duman Kalimbekovich Bazarbekov for the informative lecture, open professional dialogue with the students, and willingness to share his professional experience with future specialists in international law.