Discussion with Philology Faculty Students Within the Framework of the President’s Address was held.

Within the framework of the Address of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a meeting was held with first-year students of the "Foreign Language: Two Foreign Languages" educational program at the Faculty of Philology. 

During the session, M.M. Aimagambetova, Head of the Department of Foreign Philology and Translation Studies, Associate Professor, focused on the issues of artificial intelligence (AI) and digitalization raised in the Presidential Address, highlighting the significance of these areas in modern society and their role in the education sector. Furthermore, she emphasized the relevance of effectively utilizing AI technologies, improving digital literacy, and integrating modern technologies into the educational process. 

Zh.Zh. Kuzembekova, Associate Professor and Deputy Head for Academic, Methodological, and Educational Work at the Department of Turkology and Language Theory, delivered a report on the importance of the "Adal Azamat" (Honest Citizen) concept—one of the priority areas outlined in the President's Address. She thoroughly explained the significance of core values such as honesty, justice, responsibility, patriotism, and diligence in societal development. She also addressed fostering civic responsibility among the younger generation, respecting national values, and recognizing one's duties to society, specially noting that the principles of "Adal Azamat" must become a guiding life philosophy for every student. 

Another vital direction highlighted in the Presidential Address involves elevating the status of teachers and developing human capital. Within this theme, M.B. Tleulinova, Head of the Department of Foreign Languages, addressed the students, focusing on the societal role and importance of educators in the field of education. In her speech, she noted the unique place of a teacher's labor in the progress of the nation, as well as the educator's responsibility in shaping an educated, competitive, and well-rounded younger generation. Additionally, special attention was drawn to the importance of quality education, professional qualification, and continuous self-improvement in advancing human capital. 

Throughout the meeting, students became acquainted with the priority areas defined in the President's Address and shared their perspectives on pressing issues of national development. The event was aimed at shaping the students' civic stance, promoting moral values, and increasing their sense of responsibility for the future of the country. 

Department Representatives Who Participated in the Event:

• M.B. Tleulinova — Head of the Department of Foreign Languages;
• M.M. Aimagambetova — Head of the Department of Foreign Philology and Translation Studies, Associate Professor;
  • Zh.Zh. Kuzembekova — Associate Professor, Deputy Head for Academic, Methodological, and Educational Work at the Department of Turkology and Language Theory.