Results of the scientific seminar on the topic: «Sustainable cities and human settlements: Integration of legal aspects».

On November 21, 2023, at 12.00, the Department of Civil Law and Civil Procedure, Labor Law within the framework of the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals held a scientific seminar on the topic "Sustainable cities and settlements: Integration of legal aspects". The event brought together representatives of the teaching staff, students, undergraduates and doctoral students, creating a unique platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience in the field of law and sustainable development.

In the modern world, facing the challenges of climate change, environmental crises and urbanization, ensuring sustainable urban development is becoming a national and global priority. Legal aspects play a key role in the formation and implementation of sustainable development strategies.

The seminar was actively attended by teachers of the department, as well as students, undergraduates and doctoral students. The structure of the seminar included plenary sessions, panel discussions and sections on specific aspects of sustainability. Speaker Karasheva Zh.T. presented her visions of how legal norms and tools can be used to support sustainable urban development.

The discussions discussed issues of legal regulation of environmental and social aspects of urban development, as well as the role of labor law in creating equal and sustainable working conditions. The chosen topic of the scientific seminar provided the participants with the opportunity to study more in-depth specific aspects, such as conflict resolution in the civil process in the context of sustainability or legal aspects of urban planning management. The active participation of the young scientific generation in discussions and presentations indicates the willingness of young people to contribute to solving complex problems of sustainable development.

The scientific seminar revealed the importance of integrating legal aspects into sustainable urban development strategies. The results of the discussions will be used for further research and development of recommendations aimed at improving the legal environment for sustainable development. The scientific seminar was a successful stage in the integration of legal sciences and sustainable development. The interaction of teachers and students allowed us to consider problems from different angles and develop an integrated approach to the creation of sustainable cities and settlements. The seminar left a bright mark on the research work of the department and became an important contribution to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals.