Generations of Independence: Honoring Kazakhstan’s LegacyFarabi University

Generations of Independence: Honoring Kazakhstan’s Legacy

12 may, 2025

The first-year students of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University  have launched a remarkable initiative called the "Generations of Independence" challenge. This event not only celebrates the nation’s freedom but also underscores the shared responsibility of preserving and strengthening its sovereignty for future generations.

The "Generations of Independence" challenge highlights the vital role of youth in shaping the future of Kazakhstan. By celebrating independence, students are reminded of their responsibilities: to protect the nation’s cultural heritage, promote its development, and strengthen its global standing. Independence is not merely about freedom; it is also a challenge that requires dedication, hard work, and unity.

This patriotic initiative brought together students from various institutions across Kazakhstan and even included participants studying abroad. First-year students from the Kazakh and Russian departments of the Faculty of Physics and Technology at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University took the lead, sending their challenge to all Kazakhstanis.

Behind the success of the event were the dedicated teachers of the Department of Foreign Languages at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, including Gumarova Sh.B., Isabaeva B.K., Myrzakhmet M.Zh., Utebekova A.S., and Kudaiber­gen­ova L.E., Sydyk Perizat Sandibaikyzy, a teacher at Aktobe Regional University named after Zhubanov. Their guidance and encouragement inspired students to connect with their heritage and embrace their role as the custodians of independence.

The "Generations of Independence" challenge is a reminder that today’s actions shape tomorrow’s legacy. By fostering a sense of patriotism and unity, this initiative encourages students to not only honor the past but also build a brighter future. Each participant becomes an ambassador of Kazakhstan’s values, inspiring future generations to cherish and protect their independence.

B.K.Isabaeva,

M. Zh. Myrzakhmet,

Department of Foreign Languages