Gender Equality: a fundamental value of Modern Society

​It is evident that in the 21st century, ensuring equal opportunities for men and women has become a key driver not only of social justice but also of economic growth.

​In the context of the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) regarding gender equality, a round-table discussion titled "Gender Equality: A Fundamental Value of Modern Society" was held with second-year students from the Faculty of Philosophy.

​The event was organized by G.M. Sembayeva, Senior Lecturer

in the Department of Philosophy, and A.R. Kulzhanova, a lecturer.

​The development and progress of society as a whole, as well as the maintenance of stability, constitute a fundamental principle in ensuring gender equality.

​In this context, philosophy students expressed various opinions regarding manifestations of gender inequality in society and supported their positions with compelling arguments.

​Drawing on data from the Bureau for Gender Equality, the students cited specific facts to substantiate their conclusions.

​The round-table discussion evolved into a lively and engaging debate.