KazAID and the Royal Thai Embassy discussed cooperation in the field of healthcare On 30 January 2026, a meeting was held at the KazAID office between Mr. Arken Arystanov, Chairman of the Management Board of KazAID, and H.E. Mrs. Orathai Phubunlap Gunaseelan,  Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Royal Thai Embassy in Astana.During the meeting, the parties discussed the preparation of a medical symposium in Astana scheduled for April 2026, with a focus on oncology, as well as prospects for cooperation in the field of medical education. Particular attention was paid to the implementation of the Memorandum of Understanding between KazAID and the Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA), including cooperation in the areas of healthcare, digitalization, and sustainable development.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kazaid/press/news/details/1153066?lang=kk

The Department of State Revenue of the Mangystau region informs that recently people have been receiving mass messages allegedly from tax authorities. About the transition to the tax regime, urgent notifications, threats of fines and requests to follow the link. These are scammers!Their goal is simple. Scare, confuse, and extort your data or money. Remember three simple rules to avoid falling for the tricks of scammers:All official notifications are sent only to the taxpayer's Personal Account or through trusted services (official electronic services, push notifications and contact center 1414).No SMS codes. If someone asks for a "verification code" or your password, they are 100% scammers. Real employees of the SRC never ask for such data.Do not follow the links. If you receive a strange email from the tax service with a "pay" or "check" button, just delete it. What to do:- do not click on suspicious links;- do not reply to unknown senders;- do not share personal or financial information;- check information only through official channels. Separately, about the transition to simplifiedThe submission of a notification to the SSR on a simplified declaration is available from January 1, 2026. You can do this:- in the taxpayer's Office via EDS;- in the e-Salyq Business app;- in the applications of banks (Kaspi, Halyk, BCC);- personally on paper in the State Revenue Department. The tax authorities do not generate or request any codes, queues, or "preliminary records."Be careful. Scammers play on fear and haste.Check the information. Trust only official sources.(unofficial translation)Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1152918?lang=kk

A joyful and significant event has taken place for the education sector of the Aksuat district, especially for the staff and students of the Kogageldi Batyr Secondary School. The descendants of Kogageldi Batyr specially arrived in their native land and demonstrated a vivid example of filial duty and civic responsibility.Today, about 950 students study at the school. Due to the large number of students, the lack of a sports hall has remained a pressing issue for many years.In this regard, the head of “Kozhageldi” LLP, Telman Kabykенovich Zhamantikоv, together with concerned community members — Marat Kozhakhmetovich Bekbayev, Bolat Imamakhmetovich Bekbayev, and Zhas tilek Nurakhmetovich Bekbayev — announced their intention to build a modern sports complex for the Kogageldi Batyr School this year, including a heating boiler facility, as well as to construct a new sports ground and a hockey rink.All descendants of Kogageldi Batyr will take part in implementing this large-scale project. If additional funding is required beyond the amount collected by the Tokabay–Kogageldi Batyr family, Telman Kabykенovich has taken personal responsibility for completing the construction and has expressed his readiness to cover any shortfall from his own funds.This noble initiative is aimed at strengthening the health of the younger generation, promoting mass sports, and encouraging young people to lead a healthy lifestyle.We express our sincere gratitude to those who care about the future of their native land and make a meaningful contribution to its development. We wish the descendants of Kogageldi Batyr and Telman Kabykенovich prosperity and continued success in their good deeds.#Адал_азамат_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#АПҚО_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#Ұлттық_сезім_Абай_облысы#Балаларкітапханасы_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#Абай180жыл_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#Бірлікжәнеынтымақжобасы_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aksuat-bilim/press/news/details/1152931?lang=kk

In accordance with the plan of the Methodological Office of the Education Department of Aksuat District, a district-level experience-sharing seminar for career guidance teachers entitled “Choosing a Profession – a Step into the Future” was held on January 30, 2026, at Kokzhyra Secondary School named after M. Auezov.Career guidance teachers from the district’s schools took part in the seminar and exchanged professional experience. According to the program, career guidance teacher A. Balpanova conducted an informative lesson for 2nd-grade students on the topic “What Profession Is This?”. During the lesson, students completed tasks using an interactive board, explored the world of professions, learned about the specifics of various careers, and shared their impressions.In addition, career guidance teacher S. Aubakirova organized a roundtable discussion with students of grades 7–10 on the topic “I Can Choose a Profession.” The students were divided into groups, actively participated in discussions, expressed their opinions, and shared their thoughts on the importance of making a conscious career choice.The seminar topic was comprehensively covered, and its objectives were achieved. Participants were introduced to the work of the school’s “Skilled Hands” club. Handicrafts and museum exhibits, including historical artifacts, were presented. The teachers were also ознакомлены with the school’s ongoing systematic work in the field of career guidance.At the end of the seminar, participating teachers from district schools shared their feedback and impressions.The seminar was concluded by Kuralai Kuzhakhanovna Rakhimbayeva, methodologist of the Education Department. Certificates from the Education Department were awarded to S. Aubakirova and A. Balpanova for sharing their professional experience.#Адал_азамат_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#АПҚО_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#Ұлттық_сезім_Абай_облысы#Балаларкітапханасы_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#Абай180жыл_Абай_облысы_Ақсуат#Бірлікжәнеынтымақжобасы_Абай_облысы_АқсуатSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aksuat-bilim/press/news/details/1152946?lang=kk

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On January 30, 2026, Deputy Head of the Representative office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty Rashid Yerishev received the Representative of the Embassy of the Republic of India in Almaty, Swapnil Sharad Kothawade on the occasion of the completion of his diplomatic mission in Kazakhstan. During the conversation, R. Yerishev thanked for the contribution to the expansion and strengthening of friendly relations and mutually beneficial cooperation between the two fraternal countries and wished the diplomat success in his future activities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-almaty/press/news/details/1152824?lang=kk

A Meeting with Media Representatives Was Held at the Zhanaozen City Territorial Election CommissionToday, as part of the events dedicated to the World Election Day, a meeting with representatives of the mass media was held at the Zhanaozen City Territorial Election Commission.In a modern democratic society, elections are the primary mechanism for public participation in governance. The mass media serve as an important institution that provides citizens with political information and shapes public opinion. Effective interaction between election authorities and the media plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency and fairness of the electoral process.During the meeting, participants were provided with comprehensive information on the participation of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan in elections, the principles of a democratic society, as well as the role and activities of the mass media during election campaigns.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/akimat-goroda-zhanaozen/press/news/details/1152839?lang=kk

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January 30, 2026, Alkmaar — A meeting was held between the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Akan Rakhmetullin, and Mr. Richard van der Laan, Head of the Dutch company REPA Conveyor Equipment, during which the prospects for implementing new investment initiatives of the company in Kazakhstan were discussed.During the meeting, the management of REPA Conveyor Equipment provided an update on the current status of the investment project aimed at launching the production of conveyor rollers in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The project is considered as the first stage of localizing the company’s high-tech manufacturing capacities and is designed to meet the growing demand from the mining, metallurgical, and logistics sectors of the economy.Highlighting the high potential of the Kazakh market, the company’s representatives emphasized its strategic geographical location, developed industrial base, and the consistent state policy aimed at attracting foreign investment. According to the management of REPA Conveyor Equipment, Kazakhstan is viewed not only as a promising sales market but also as a regional manufacturing hub for the subsequent export of products to Central Asia and the broader Eurasian region.Taking into account the favorable investment climate, the company is also considering the possibility of further expanding its presence in the country. In the medium term, in addition to the production of conveyor rollers, the launch of production lines for conveyor drums and conveyor belts is planned, as well as the development of service and engineering support for industrial enterprises.Ambassador Akan Rakhmetullin emphasized Kazakhstan’s interest in attracting high-tech manufacturing, creating new jobs, and facilitating the transfer of advanced industrial technologies, confirming the readiness of the Kazakh side to provide the necessary support for the implementation of investment projects by Dutch companies.Following the meeting, the parties confirmed their mutual interest in further developing cooperation and continuing dialogue on issues of industrial cooperation, production localization, and technological partnership.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-hague/press/news/details/1152856?lang=kk

Hong Kong, January 29, 2026 – Consul General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Hong Kong SAR, Bauyrzhan Dosmanbetov, held a series of meetings with representatives of Hong Kong's business community and development institutions to enhance business cooperation in Kazakhstan's investment projects.Specifically, negotiations were held with representatives of "China Kingstone Mining Holdings Limited", where mining projects were presented to the Hong Kong company. Given the company's experience in managing projects from development through production and sales, a preliminary agreement was reached on further cooperation."China Kingstone Mining Holdings Limited" is an investment holding company engaged in mineral extraction, as well as marble processing and trading. The company owns China's largest marble mine, as well as deposits in Chile and Mongolia. At a meeting with Chris Lo, Regional Director for Central Asia and Europe at the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), and Casey Lam, Deputy Director for International Markets, Consulates, and Chambers of Commerce at the Investment Promotion Agency of Hong Kong SAR (InvestHK), practical steps to activate bilateral business cooperation were discussed. The parties exchanged substantive views on increasing trade turnover between Kazakhstan and Hong Kong by boosting exports from the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Consul General presented over 200 export items from JSC "Trade Policy Development Center "QazTrade". The Hong Kong side, in turn, invited Kazakhstani producers to actively participate in the "Hong Kong Food Expo", organized by the HKTDC in 2026.Hong Kong Food Expo is Asia's largest annual food and beverage exhibition, focused on promoting new products, establishing business contacts among industry players, and sharing knowledge about the latest trends in the food market.The parties also emphasized the growing importance of artificial intelligence (AI), information and communications technology (ICT), and the development of modern trade infrastructure and logistics. In this regard, HKTDC representatives invited a number of Kazakhstani companies to participate in the "InnoEX" forum, which will be held in April 2026.InnoEX is a major Hong Kong exhibition forum dedicated to innovation and advanced technologies (AI, smart cities, and digital infrastructure), bringing together experts, entrepreneurs, and investors for collaboration and discussion of future trends.The Consul General noted the large influx of foreign tourists to the Republic of Kazakhstan in the coming years. In this regard, InvestHK representatives expressed interest in the construction of hotel complexes in Kazakhstan, emphasizing the potential of this area for the development of tourism infrastructure.As a result of the meeting, an agreement was reached to organize a visit by Hong Kong entrepreneurs to Kazakhstan in the first half of 2026 and to further promote joint initiatives. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-hongkong/press/news/details/1152865?lang=kk

At the capital’s military unit No. 6636 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, about 170 servicemen solemnly took the Military Oath.Parents of the soldiers and veterans attended the ceremony, wishing the young guardsmen successful service and a good journey ahead.The event opened with a welcoming address by the unit commander, Colonel Erlan Buranbayev. He emphasized the high level of responsibility placed on servicemen and the importance of loyalty to military duty. Veterans and parents also offered their congratulations, noting that service to the Motherland is an honorable and responsible mission.“Military service is an honor for every citizen. Therefore, do not waste this year. Devote each day to building character and strengthening discipline. Support one another, because unity in formation is the key to victory. Live up to the trust of the Motherland! Carry our banner with pride! Serve for the sake of peace and the strength of Kazakhstan!” — Colonel Erlan Buranbayev said.During the ceremony, servicemen of the senior intake shared their experience and demonstrated hand-to-hand combat techniques. For the young guardsmen, this was not only a spectacular performance but also one of their first practical lessons in the service ahead.Over the coming year, the new recruits will serve in the city of Astana, carrying out their assigned duties and fulfilling their obligation to the Motherland.It is worth noting that this year about 170 servicemen from the Akmola, Kostanay, Turkistan, Pavlodar, Karaganda, East Kazakhstan regions, and the Ulytau Region were conscripted into military unit No. 6636. Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1152873?lang=kk

The Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Development of Financial Market (hereinafter, the Agency) has published the results of the regular asset quality review (AQR) of the banking sector for 2025. The report provides a detailed analysis of the current level of credit risk based on the regular AQR results.In 2025, the Agency conducted the regular AQR on 11 leading banks, whose assets account for 86% of the banking system. The analyzed debt reached ₸32.8 trillion, increasing by 19.7% year-on-year basis. The main part of the debt is represented by unsecured consumer loans (₸11 trillion), as well as portfolios of loans for large business (₸4.7 trillion), small business (₸4.5 trillion), and investment projects (₸3.6 trillion).On an individual basis, 1 299 major borrowers, as well as 580 co-borrowers and guarantors with a total debt of ₸9.9 trillion, were assessed. 37.7 million loans totaling ₸22.9 trillion were analyzed on a collective basis.The results of the regular AQR confirmed the sector's resilience at the systemic level: the capital adequacy ratio for 11 banks was 17.7%, which is significantly higher than the regulatory minimum requirement.The difference in reserve estimates between banks and the regular AQR amounted to ₸377.4 billion. The share of Stage 2 loans increased by ₸678.1 billion, from 1.4% to 3.5%, while the share of Stage 3 loans rose by ₸422.4 billion, from 7.5% to 8.7%.Compared to the regular AQR of 2024, the assessment results improved: reserve adjustments decreased by ₸37.7 billion, despite the growth in banks' loan portfolios. There is also a decrease in the share of Stage 3 loans by 1.1 p.p.The results of the regular AQR 2025 indicate an improvement in the quality of banks’ credit portfolios, as reflected in a lower share of Stage 3 loans exposures and a reduction in the volume of additional provisions. Compared to AQR 2024, the largest decrease in additional provisions was observed in the investment loan portfolio (by KZT 61.6 billion), primarily driven by loans assessed on a collective basis. This trend is attributable to the implementation of the Agency’s recommendations on LGD parameter estimation and an overall decline in the portfolio’s probability of default (PD), which confirms an enhancement in the quality of credit risk assessment.Detailed results of the regular AQR 2025 are presented in the report by portfolio, assessment method, industry, and risk metrics and compared to the results of the last year's AQR.For the first time, the report has been supplemented with a dedicated section presenting results for each individual bank. The disclosure of data on a bank-by-bank basis is intended to enhance the transparency of supervisory information and to provide a more comprehensive and comparable understanding of the level of credit risk in the banking sector. This approach also contributes to greater openness of supervisory conclusions and improves the quality of the Agency’s engagement with market participants. External Communications Directoratepress@finreg.kz  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ardfm/press/news/details/1152793?lang=kk

A meeting was held at the Shymkent City Akimat to discuss and explain the draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The event was attended by district akims, heads of departments and government agencies, members of the Public Council, and representatives of the media. Opening the meeting, Shymkent Mayor Gabit Syzdykbekov noted the particular importance of the draft new Constitution for the country's further development. He recalled that in his Address to the Nation last September, the Head of State proposed parliamentary reform aimed at a comprehensive reboot of the political system and the creation of a sustainable model of socioeconomic development in the face of today's global challenges. According to the city's mayor, on October 8, the President signed an order establishing a Working Group on Parliamentary Reform, comprising leading experts, legal scholars, and representatives of political parties and public organizations. Discussions on the reform lasted approximately six months, with the active participation of civil society. During its work, the Working Group reviewed and summarized over 2,000 proposals received from citizens. The results of this work were summarized by the Head of State at the 5th meeting of the National Kurultai in January 2026, where a vision for further constitutional reforms was also presented. It was noted that a 130-member Constitutional Commission was formed on January 21. The commission members thoroughly reviewed proposals for amendments to the Basic Law, covering all sections and 77 articles, which constitutes 84 percent of the current Constitution. Based on the results of their work, they supported the preparation of a new version of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. At the meeting, presentations were made by Bakhadyr Narymbetov, Chairman of the City Maslikhat; Bukharbai Parmanov, Chairman of the City Public Council; and Maksat Yelikbay, PhD in Law and Associate Professor. The speakers provided a detailed explanation of the key provisions of the draft Constitution, parliamentary reform, and other constitutional amendments aimed at developing the political system and strengthening the socioeconomic foundations of the state. Summing up the meeting, the city mayor emphasized that the new version of the Constitution is intended to create a solid legal foundation for a stable, secure, and prosperous Kazakhstan. He called on participants to actively engage in the discussions to ensure that the draft Basic Law fully reflects the interests of society. The meeting was held in a constructive and businesslike atmosphere. Following the meeting, participants expressed support for the draft new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

A new draft Constitution was discussed at the Shymkent city administration A meeting was held at the Shymkent city administration to discuss and explain the draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The event was attended by district akims, heads of departments, representatives of state bodies, members of the Public Council, as well as representatives of the media. Opening the meeting, the mayor of Shymkent, Gabit Syzdykbekov, noted that the draft new Constitution is of strategic importance for the country. According to him, in September last year, the Head of State, in his Address to the People of Kazakhstan, raised the initiative to create a unicameral Parliament. This reform is aimed at comprehensive modernization of the political system and creating conditions for the country's sustainable socio-economic development in the era of artificial intelligence. The city mayor recalled that on October 8, the President signed a decree on the establishment of a Working Group on Parliamentary Reform. The group includes well-known experts, legal scholars, representatives of political party factions and public organizations. Active citizens also participated in the process of discussing the reform, and the work lasted about six months. During this period, the Working Group collected and comprehensively considered more than 2 thousand proposals received from citizens. At the 5th session of the National Congress, held in January 2026, the Head of State summarized the results of this work and presented his views on the upcoming constitutional amendments. It is worth noting that on January 21, a Constitutional Commission was established, consisting of 130 people. The members of the Commission carefully studied the proposals for amendments to the Constitution and considered amendments covering 77 articles, which constitute 84 percent of the text of the Constitution. As a result of the work, support was gained for the development of a new version of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. During the meeting, the chairman of the city maslikhat, Bakhadyr Narymbetov, the chairman of the Public Council, Bukharbai Parmanov, and the candidate of legal sciences, associate professor, Maksat Elikbay, spoke and comprehensively touched upon the main provisions of the draft Constitution, the essence of parliamentary reform, and constitutional amendments aimed at developing the country's political system and strengthening its socio-economic foundations. Summing up the meeting, the city mayor noted that the new Constitution will create a solid legal basis for the stable, secure and sustainable development of the country. He called on all citizens to actively participate in the discussion process so that the draft fully reflects the interests of society. The meeting was held in a businesslike and constructive atmosphere. As a result of the meeting, the participants expressed their support for the draft of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

As part of the Constitutional Reform in Kazakhstan, a new Constitution is to be adopted in 2026. This document is aimed at modernizing the country's legal system and further improving the structure of state governance. Compared with the old Constitution (1995), the main features of the new Constitution are clearly reflected. Style and spirit: While the old Constitution had a post-Soviet, transit character, the new Constitution is based on a modern, national character. It clearly reflects the historical features and cultural uniqueness of our state. Priority: While the old Constitution focused on the interests of the state, the new Constitution is focused on the individual. It clearly states the guarantees of rights and freedoms. Uniqueness: The new Constitution clearly reflects national and historical uniqueness. In particular, through the idea of the "Great Steppe", the cultural and historical uniqueness of Kazakhstan was enshrined at the Constitutional level. This aspect was not clear in the old Constitution. Vertical of power: While the old Constitution had a highly centralized, super-presidential system of power, the new Constitution has a balanced organization of power and a system of checks and balances. Institutions of power: The new Constitution provides for new institutions to strengthen the country's political system: the Constitutional Court, the National Congress, and the Vice President. The old Constitution did not contain such innovations. The President's Family: While the old Constitution did not restrict the president's relatives from holding public office, the new Constitution imposes strict restrictions on relatives. They cannot hold public office. Presidential term: While under the old Constitution the president was elected for a term of 5–7 years and was eligible for re-election, under the new Constitution the president is elected for a single term of 7 years. Thus, the new Constitution, while preserving the country's historical and cultural values, brings the system of governance into line with balanced and modern standards.

In the new Constitution of Kazakhstan, which will be adopted in 2026, for the first time in history, the principles of "Justice, Law and Order" have been officially enshrined at the Constitutional level. This is an important step towards raising the country's legal system to a new qualitative level and fully protecting the rights of citizens. The new Preamble clearly states that human rights and freedoms are the main priority of the state. According to this document, the main direction of state activity is to serve the citizen. The document recognizes social unity, interethnic and interfaith harmony as the main pillars ensuring the stability of the state. Also, sovereignty, independence, unitary structure and territorial integrity are enshrined in the Constitution as immutable, unshakable values. The source of power is the people of Kazakhstan, that is, the people are the only source of state power. The new Constitution for the first time enshrines the "Miranda Principle", and also provides for a number of guarantees aimed at protecting the rights and interests of citizens: Laws cannot worsen the situation of citizens or impose new obligations. Principles of justice: presumption of innocence and prohibition of repeated punishment for the same offense. The document enshrined the principle of environmental and nature protection at the constitutional level. In addition, a norm was introduced to protect the rights of citizens in the digital space. Traditional values were also not ignored: marriage was defined as a voluntary union of a man and a woman. The new Constitution, combining the historical traditions of the country and modern requirements, determines the directions of legal, social and cultural development of Kazakhstan.

In Aktau, at the site of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs "Atameken", the Department of State Revenue for the Mangystau region held a seminar on explaining the norms of the new Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan for small and medium-sized businesses and representatives of consulting companies.The seminar discussed key changes and current issues of taxation, including tax audits, compulsory collection of tax debts, desk control, as well as the application of special tax regimes (SSR). Special attention was paid to the "People's Accountant" campaign, aimed at improving taxpayers' tax literacy and clarifying practical aspects of the application of tax legislation.Holding such events promotes an open dialogue with the professional community and increases business awareness of upcoming changes in the tax sphere.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1152742?lang=kk

The Constitutional reform to be implemented in Kazakhstan in 2026 is an important step towards modernizing the country's political system. During the reform period, transparency and direct citizen participation were given priority. The main events of the reform period: September 8, 2025 – In his Address, the President announced the initiative to create a unicameral Parliament. October 08, 2025 – The Decree on the Establishment of a Working Group on Parliamentary Reforms was signed. October 16, 2025 – The first meeting of the working group was held under the chairmanship of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. As part of the reform, more than 2,000 applications were received from citizens through the Otinish and eGov portals. All applications were carefully considered during working group meetings from October 2025 to January 2026. This is clear evidence of the direct participation of citizens in public policy. The new Constitutional reform aims to improve the country's governance system, as well as ensure the transparency and fairness of laws, taking into account the opinion of the people.

The new Constitution adopted in Kazakhstan in 2026 is an important step towards modernizing the country's legal system and improving the governance structure of the state. The new Preamble, for the first time in history, officially enshrines a number of fundamental principles at the Constitutional level. The new Preamble defines human rights and freedoms as the main direction of state activity. This is a fundamental principle of a citizen-oriented democratic state. The document recognizes interethnic and interfaith harmony, unity in society as the main pillars ensuring the stability of the state. Sovereignty, independence, unitary structure, and territorial integrity are enshrined in the Constitution as immutable, unshakable principles. The new Constitution enshrines the principles of justice, rule of law, and environmental protection for the first time at the constitutional level. This is a new step in creating a modern state and a legal society. According to the new Constitution, state power originates from the people. That is, the people of Kazakhstan are the only source of power. Thus, the new Preamble defines the directions of legal, social, and environmental development of Kazakhstan, combining the country's historical traditions and modern values.

The new Constitution, adopted in 2026, has become a strategic document ensuring the development and socio-economic progress of Kazakhstan. It sets the main goal of basing the country's future on education, science, innovation and human capital. The new Constitution defines education, science and innovation as the core of state policy. It clearly states that the country's success is directly related to the education and professional achievements of its citizens, not to natural resources. According to the document, the future of Kazakhstan depends on the education and professional skills of its citizens. This principle is one of the basic principles of public administration. The new Constitution provides for the strengthening of protection of inventions and copyright. This is an important mechanism for supporting creative and innovative initiatives in the country. Innovative development will become an integral part of state policy. The document is aimed at developing the economy, education and social spheres through the use of digital technologies. The future of Kazakhstan is a state based on knowledge, technology and equal opportunities. The new Constitution clearly establishes these directions and lays the foundation for the country's long-term strategic development.