Al-Farabi Kazakh National University celebrated the 35th anniversary of the Declaration on State Sovereignty

At Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, an international scientific and practical conference titled “The Declaration on State Sovereignty and Modern Kazakhstan: Challenges, Achievements, and the Scope of Sustainable Development” was held, dedicated to Republic Day and the 35th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration on the State Sovereignty of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

This significant event highlighted the importance of this document in the history of the country's independence and focused on discussing pressing issues of Kazakhstan’s legal and political development.

One of the organizers of the conference was the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law.

Such large-scale academic gatherings give new impetus to the development of national legal science and offer young researchers fresh ideas and directions for study.

During the conference, participants discussed the legal foundations of Kazakhstan’s formation and development as a sovereign state, the improvement of state power institutions, the outcomes of constitutional reforms, and new directions for the country’s sustainable development.

The event brought together leading domestic and international scholars, lawyers, experts, and government officials. They emphasized the historical role of the Declaration on State Sovereignty and its significance in shaping the modern Constitution and legal system of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

In addition, special sessions for young researchers were organized, where they presented their scientific concepts and research findings. This provided opportunities for professional growth, enhanced research potential, and contributed to the further advancement of Kazakhstan’s legal science.

At the conclusion of the conference, participants discussed the pressing issues of preserving and strengthening national sovereignty in the face of modern challenges and developed a set of recommendations for improving the legal and political system of the country.

Such international scientific gatherings contribute significantly to integrating Kazakhstan’s academic community into the global research space, fostering legal culture, and promoting the achievement of the country’s sustainable development goals.

Department of "Theory and History of State and Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law"