On February 9, 2026, Ambassador-at-Large – Head of the Representative Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty Zhanibek Abdrashov participated and delivered a welcoming speech at a Regional Training on Countering Biological Terrorism in Central Asia.
The event is organized by the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Centre (UNCCT) with the financial and organizational support of the MFA of Kazakhstan.
In his speech, the Head of the Representative office emphasized Kazakhstan's commitment to strengthening regional and international security, as well as active cooperation with the UNCCT on emergency challenges.Special attention was paid to the initiative to establish an International Agency for Biological Safety.
In conclusion, the participants confirmed their willingness to contribute to international initiatives in the field of security and sustainable development.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-almaty/press/news/details/1157305?lang=kk

The Forum of Kazakhstan Machinery Manufactures is the main platform for dialogue between the state and business, where a conceptual vision for the development of the mechanical engineering and manufacturing industries is formed. The event will discuss mechanisms of state industrial policy, measures to stimulate import substitution, technological modernization, and increasing the competitiveness of domestic production. More than 1,000 participants are expected to attend, including representatives of government agencies, the business community, major consumers, and leading manufacturers of machine-building products from over 20 countries.As part of the Forum, from April 1 to 3, 2026, at the EXPO International Exhibition Center will host the KAZAKHSTAN MACHINERY FAIR 2026 international specialized exhibition, which will showcase modern technologies, equipment, and solutions for various segments of the machine-building industry.The Forum program and participant registration are available at the website www.smkz.kz: https://smkz.regist.kz/event.php?id=35 Join the event that determines the direction of development of Kazakhstan's machine building industry. #СМК #СоюзМашиностроителей #XIIIФорумМашиностроителейКазахстана #ҚазақстанМашинаЖасаушыларыныңXIIIФорумы #ҚМЖО#ForumOfKazakhstanMachineryManufactures #AKMI #13Forum #AssociationOfKazakhstanMachineryIndustry #mechanicalengineering Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mps/press/news/details/1157492?lang=kk

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A new draft of the Constitution has been submitted to the Republic of Kazakhstan as part of the constitutional reform planned for 2026. The document is aimed at modernizing the country's legal system, improving public administration, and creating a legal framework that meets the modern requirements of social development. The new draft Constitution identifies education and science, culture and innovation as the state's main priorities. These areas will serve as the basis for developing human capital and strengthening the country's intellectual potential. In addition, one of the important innovations of the reform is the constitutionalization of the sphere of digitalization. For the first time, norms have been introduced to protect the rights of citizens in the digital environment, and legal mechanisms have been defined for ensuring the security of personal data and the use of modern technologies. In general, the new Constitution is aimed at increasing the mutual responsibility of society and the state, developing the rule of law, and improving the quality of life of citizens.

The draft new Constitution provides for the creation of the People's Council, a high consultative body representing the interests of the people of Kazakhstan. The main task of the People's Council is to strengthen social harmony, strengthen national unity, promote national values, and develop proposals on key areas of domestic policy. The Council also has the right to submit draft laws to the Kurultai and initiate a national referendum. This norm expands the possibilities for the public to participate in the governance of the country and raises public dialogue to a new level.

The updated Constitution defines the unshakable principles and fundamental values directed towards the development of the state. One of them, and unique, is the issue of protecting sovereignty and independence. The new version of the Constitution enshrines the state sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan as the highest constitutional values. These principles form a solid legal basis for the state's domestic and foreign policy and are aimed at ensuring national security. The Constitution establishes the strengthening of the country's independence, preservation of the integrity of state power, and protection of the constitutional structure as the main tasks of the state. The principle of protecting sovereignty serves to ensure the country's stable development and social harmony, guided by national interests. The 2026 constitutional reform will systematize legal mechanisms aimed at preserving and strengthening the independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan, laying a solid foundation for the future development of the state. The updated Constitution will be an important strategic document aimed at protecting the sustainable development, national identity, and state integrity of Kazakhstan as a sovereign state.

The updated version of the Constitution clearly sets out the unshakable principles and values that determine the fundamental directions of the state's development. Among them, the issue of protecting human rights and freedoms was identified as a top priority. The new Constitution recognizes the person, his life, rights and freedoms as the highest value, and this principle is enshrined at the constitutional level. The state considers the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens as one of its main tasks. This strengthens the principles of the rule of law and lays a solid foundation for creating a just and open society. The new version of the Constitution places special emphasis on the protection of personal freedom, honor and dignity of citizens, equality before the law, as well as the observance of legal guarantees. These norms are aimed at protecting the interests of citizens in the practice of law enforcement and increasing the responsibility of state authorities. The 2026 constitutional reform will serve to strengthen mutual trust between society and the authorities, identifying the protection of human rights and freedoms as a key factor in the sustainable development of the state. The updated Constitution will create a solid legal basis for ensuring the rule of law in the country and ensuring the safe and free life of every citizen.

Dear taxpayers!The State Revenue Committee informs that since 02/06/2026, new versions of the following tax reporting forms are available in the new Taxpayer's Office of the Integrated Tax Administration System (IAS):1. Calculation of current property tax payments (TNF 701.01);2. Declaration for taxpayers applying a special tax regime based on a simplified declaration (TNF 910.00).To enter the new Office of the ISNA taxpayer, follow the link https://knp.kgd.gov.kz .If you have any questions, you can contact the email address knpsd@ecc.kz of the support service.For reference. The tax reporting forms, as well as explanations on their completion, were approved by the Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 12, 2025 No. 695 "On Approval of tax reporting forms with explanations on their preparation and Rules for their submission."ATTENTION! The new versions of the TNF for 2026 are NOT AVAILABLE in the old CNP and IS SONO.At the same time, the submission of tax reports for the 2nd half of 2025 will also remain available in the old KNP and the SONO IS. (unofficial translation)Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1157269?lang=kk

By order of the Head of State, one of the country's most important social projects, "National Fund for Children," has been implemented since January 1, 2024.The program aims to build initial savings for young Kazakhstanis to support their successful start in adult life. These savings can be used to improve their housing conditions and/or pursue an education, or saved for the future as retirement savings.Every year, minor children receive funds from the National Fund in the form of targeted requirements, as well as investment income, into their UAPF accounts. Upon reaching adulthood, the accumulated requirements are transferred to the UAPF as targeted savings in their targeted savings accounts. Based on the results of 2025, 6,918,656 Kazakhstani children received the next payment of 130.71 US dollars per child. As a reminder, 50% of the National Fund's investment income is distributed equally annually among all children who are citizens of Kazakhstan. Information on children is obtained from the State Database of Individuals (SDB I) as of the end of December 31 of the previous year.  In addition, all minor children participating in the program receive additional investment income annually on their previously accumulated claim amounts.For children participating in the program for the third year, the additional investment income over the past two years totaled $9.95. For children participating in the program for the second year, the additional income over the past year totaled $3.84.As a result, the total amount of all accumulated target requirements (including the additional investment income annually accrued) for a child participating in the program:- The third year was $370.56;- the second year was $263.93;- the first year was $130.71.  The accumulated amount of target requirements, taking into account investment income per participant      (in US dollars)The year from which the child is a Participant of the target requirementsYear of accrual of target requirements (TR)and investment income on target requirements (II on TR)Accumulated amount per participant202420252026TRII on TRTRII on TRTR2023100.523.04129.386.91130.71370.562024хх129.383.84130.71263.932025хххх130.71130.71 As a reminder, children under 18 receive annual payments from the National Fund as targeted benefits, which are recorded in their accounts opened with the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund. According to the law, the amounts accrued to children remain part of the National Fund's assets and continue to be invested. Thanks to continued investment, each child's target requirements amount increases annually through the investment income received. Since the program's inception, the total amount of payments to all children from the National Fund has reached approximately $2.5 billion. In 2026, 356,613 Kazakhstani citizens will turn 18 and will be eligible to use their targeted savings. As a reminder, in the year children reach adulthood, their target requirements become target savings and are automatically credited in US dollars to their target savings accounts in the UAPF at the beginning of the year. From the date they reach their 18th birthday, they have the right to independently use their target savings to improve their housing conditions and/or pursue an education, or to save them for the future as retirement savings. Accuracy and completeness of children's recordsWhen forming a complete list of children participating in the program, the UAPF takes into account the following information obtained from the State Database of Individuals through the integration of digital systems:about children who were citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan by birth;about children who acquired citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan after birth, indicating the date of acquisition of citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan;about children who have lost or renounced citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan;about deceased children, indicating the date of death or the date of entry into force of the court decision declaring them dead;about updating other information about children contained in the State Database of Individuals.When determining the number of program participants by the end of 2025, children who were previously not included in the list were also taken into account, including those whose data in the State Data Bank of Individuals was incomplete or outdated. They were awarded all amounts for the missed period in full, including investment income.Access to information                 Parents and other legal representatives can check the child's participation in the program for children under 18 using their individual identification number (IIN) on the kids.enpf.kz website, in the eGov mobile app, and in the apps of some second-tier banks.Program participants who have reached adulthood can check the information themselves in their personal accounts on the enpf.kz website, in the ENPF mobile app, or in the eGov mobile app.If they decide to use their savings, they must contact an authorized bank to open a US dollar bank account and submit an online application for payment. Applications can be submitted online or through the mobile app of one of the following authorized banks: Otbasy Bank JSC (for housing improvements and education payments), Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan JSC, and Bank CenterCredit JSC (for education payments). The National Fund for Children program is a long-term strategy that promotes savings for children and future generations.Statistics on minor children eligible for targeted benefits and adult recipients of targeted savings, as well as on the use of targeted savings for housing and/or education, can be found on the enpf.kz website.Video commentary on the topic is available on the БЖЗҚЕНПФ YouTube channel.  UAPF was founded on August 22, 2013 on the basis of GNPF APF JSC. The founder and shareholder of the UAPF is the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan represented by the State Institution Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Trust management of UAPF pension assets is carried out by the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In accordance with the pension legislation, the UAPF attracts compulsory pension contributions, employer’s compulsory pension contributions, compulsory occupational pension contributions, voluntary pension contributions, as well as carries out enrollment and accounting of voluntary pension contributions formed at the expense of the unclaimed amount of guaranteed compensation for the guaranteed deposit, transferred by the organization carrying out mandatory guarantee of deposits, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On mandatory guarantee of deposits placed in second-tier banks of the Republic of Kazakhstan", ensures the implementation of pension benefits. The Fund also carries out accounting of target assets and target requirements, accounting and crediting of target savings (TS) to target savings accounts, payments of TS to their recipients in bank accounts, accounting for returns of TS in the manner determined by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan within the framework of the National Fund for Children program (More details at www.enpf.kz)   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1157271?lang=kk

Prospects for Cooperation between KazAID and JICA in the Healthcare SectorOn 2 February 2026, a working meeting of medical specialists from Central Asian countries was held in Almaty, including graduates of the JICA training program on endoscopic diagnosis and therapeutics of early-stage gastric cancer. Representatives of the Kazakhstan Agency of International Development “KazAID” took part in the event.During the meeting, participants became acquainted with the activities of the Kazakh Institute of Oncology and Radiology, as well as the training endoscopy center based at the Research Institute of Cardiology and Internal Diseases.The parties discussed preparations for an international seminar for endoscopists planned for 2026, aimed at developing professional competencies and facilitating practical knowledge exchange among specialists from Central Asian countries. Particular attention was given to sharing Japanese and Kazakhstani experience in the early diagnosis and treatment of gastric cancer.The sides confirmed their intention to continue cooperation focused on strengthening medical competencies, enhancing the capacity of healthcare systems in the region, and improving access to modern endoscopic diagnostic and treatment methods.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kazaid/press/news/details/1157216?lang=kk

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Service ethics of civil servants is based on the principles of:1) integrity - professional and responsible service to the state for the benefit of society;2) honesty - sincere attitude to their duties;3) fairness - making a lawful decision regardless of the influence of physical and legal persons, public groups and organizations and non-discrimination of persons due to bias and subjectivity in any circumstances;4) openness - showing willingness to work with the public and ensuring transparency of its actions;5) politeness - correct and respectful attitude towards citizens and colleagues;6) client-oriented - taking measures to improve the quality of public services, fully oriented to the needs of the population as a consumer of public services, and to prevent bureaucracy and red tape in the consideration of applications.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1157141?lang=kk

Today, the District Akim Zhandos Erkinbek visited a number of social and business facilities located in the settlement of Zhosaly and familiarized himself with their operations.First, the head of the district inspected the railway station building, where major renovation works are currently underway, paying special attention to construction quality and compliance with the established deadlines.He then visited the “Botagoz” shopping center, where he conducted monitoring of food prices. The heads of the relevant departments were instructed to prevent unjustified price increases and to ensure constant control over the prices and quality of essential consumer goods.In addition, the district akim reviewed the activities of the “Fariza” small confectionery workshop, financed under the “Auyl Amanaty” project. The entrepreneur provided information on the range of products and future development plans.At the end of the visit, the district akim visited Secondary School No. 183 in Zhosaly and became acquainted with the ongoing work at the educational institution. He inspected the condition of the school building, its material and technical base, the equipment of classrooms, and the conditions created for students.It should be noted that Secondary School No. 183 named after U.K. Tomanov was equipped with modern educational equipment worth a total of 45.9 million tenge within the framework of the “Rural School: Equal Opportunities – Kyzylorda Region” project of the “Kazakhstan Khalkyna” Public Foundation. As part of the project, classrooms for physics, chemistry, and biology were fully renovated and equipped with modern laboratory facilities.The updated classrooms provide opportunities for high-quality organization of laboratory and practical lessons, encourage students’ involvement in research activities, and create favorable conditions for effectively solving Olympiad problems using modern methods.The district akim paid special attention to improving the quality of education, providing schools with the necessary equipment, and ensuring student safety, assigning specific tasks to the responsible officials.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1157128?lang=kk

Brussels, 8 February 2026 - a poetic event marking the 95th anniversary of the birth of Mukagali Makatayev, a prominent figure of 20th century Kazakh poetry, was held at the Kazakh Cultural Center in Brussels.The event was organized in the format of an open poetry class and brought together children and adults studying the Kazakh language and culture in Belgium. As part of the program, poems by the poet were recited and songs based on his verses were performed. Makatayev’s works were presented in Kazakh, French, English, and Dutch, reflecting the growing international interest in his literary legacy.In a warm and informal atmosphere, participants exchanged views on the role of poetry as a means of cultural dialogue and the transmission of values between generations and cultures.The event formed part of ongoing efforts to promote the Kazakh language and literature in Belgium and demonstrated that Mukagali Makatayev’s poetic heritage continues to resonate within a multicultural and multilingual environment.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1157092?lang=kk

On February 5, 2026, in Bucharest, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Romania, E. Ali, held a meeting with the Senator of the Romanian Parliament, Chairman of the «Kazakh-Romanian Interparliamentary Friendship Group», K. Niculescu-Țâgârlaș, during which they discussed the provisions of the draft Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the progress of constitutional reformDuring the conversation, K. Niculescu-Țâgârlaș assessed the new draft Constitution and general constitutional reform as an important tool for modernizing state institutions. In his opinion, in the current context of political, economic, and technological changes, the basic law must respond to the new needs of society, and the reform must be aimed at strengthening the balance between the branches of power and increasing legal clarity.According to K. Niculescu-Țâgârlaș, the main advantage of such a reform for Romania is to increase the efficiency of public administration and strengthen citizens' trust in the state. The senator noted that clarifying constitutional norms will strengthen the independence of the judiciary, ensure the transparency of electoral processes, and protect fundamental rights and freedoms in accordance with modern requirements. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-bucharest/press/news/details/1157074?lang=kk

Al-Kuwait, February 8, 2026 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the State of Kuwait, Yerzhan Yelekeyev, took part in the 5th General Assembly of the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) and the International Digital Cooperation Forum held in Kuwait City, together with a delegation from the Ministry of AI and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The Digital Cooperation Organization brings together 16 member states and serves as one of the key international platforms for the development of the digital economy and technological cooperation. The events were attended by ministers and heads of government bodies responsible for information technology and digitalization in the member states.During a thematic panel on the future of the digital economy, Ambassador Yelekeyev presented the results of Kazakhstan’s digital transformation. It was emphasized that, according to the UN E-Government Development Index 2024, Kazakhstan ranks 24th among 193 countries worldwide and is included in the group of countries with a very high level of e-government development, while ranking 10th globally in online services.In his remarks, the Ambassador highlighted Kazakhstan’s strategic approach to digitalization as a key element of economic infrastructure and a driver of national competitiveness. Measures aimed at developing a platform-based e-government model, introducing proactive public services, and expanding digital solutions for citizens and businesses were presented.Information was also shared on the comprehensive three-year accelerated digital transformation program being implemented on the instructions of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The program provides for the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure, construction of data centers, expansion of computing capacity, and workforce training.Kazakhstan confirmed its readiness to exchange practical experience with DCO member states in the fields of e-government, artificial intelligence, digital services, and cybersecurity.The issue of Kazakhstan’s accession to the Digital Cooperation Organization was also discussed on the sidelines of the events. Participation of the Kazakh delegation in the DCO activities thus became an important step toward strengthening international cooperation in digitalization and promoting Kazakhstan’s technological development experience at the global level.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-kuveyt/press/news/details/1157075?lang=kk

Amman, February 8, 2026 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan H.E. Mr. Talgat Shaldanbay met with Chief Executive Officer of PBI Aqaba Industrial Estate LLP H.E. Ms. Adel Ye Yang.During the meeting, they discussed current trends and prospects for the development of investment and industrial cooperation between Kazakhstan and Jordan. The parties exchanged views on expanding cooperation in the field of special (free) economic zones and industrial parks, as well as opportunities for implementing joint projects with the participation of Kazakh businesses.The Ambassador emphasized his interest in developing practical cooperation with Jordanian partners and utilizing the potential of the Aqaba industrial zones to help Kazakh companies enter the markets of the Middle East and neighboring regions.Representatives of PBI Aqaba Industrial Estate provided information about the company's activities, approaches to supporting investors, and readiness to develop cooperation with companies from Central Asia.Particular attention was paid to the issues of consistent expansion of business contacts and possible formats for further cooperation, including the organization of familiarization visits and meetings between business representatives.Following the meeting, the parties confirmed their readiness to maintain regular contacts and close cooperation aimed at the steady development of bilateral cooperation in the investment and industrial spheres.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-amman/press/news/details/1157076?lang=kk

Al-Kuwait, February 8, 2026 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the State of Kuwait Yerzhan Yelekeyev held a meeting with Waleed Al-Bahar, Acting Director General of the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development.During the talks, the parties discussed prospects for resuming and strengthening cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED), as well as opportunities to utilize technical assistance instruments for the implementation of priority infrastructure projects.Following the meeting, an agreement was reached on the Fund’s readiness to allocate up to USD 5 million in 2026 to provide technical assistance to the Republic of Kazakhstan. This support will be aimed at preparing feasibility studies, conducting design and engineering works, as well as training and capacity-building of specialized personnel, thereby ensuring high-quality project preparation and subsequent implementation.Priority areas of potential cooperation of particular interest to KFAED include modernization of energy infrastructure, including substations, construction and upgrading of wastewater treatment facilities, development of agricultural storage infrastructure, and construction and development of road networks.Ambassador of Kazakhstan emphasized that the use of the Fund’s technical assistance instruments will enhance the quality of infrastructure project preparation, accelerate their implementation, and ensure compliance with international standards.In turn, the leadership of the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development expressed its readiness to resume active cooperation with Kazakhstan and further strengthen bilateral engagement. The Fund also confirmed its willingness to host an official delegation from Kazakhstan in Kuwait to discuss in greater detail prospective areas of cooperation and specific joint projects.The parties agreed to continue substantive coordination and maintain regular contacts through relevant authorities to identify a list of projects that could be implemented with the Fund’s support in the near future.The Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development is one of the leading regional development institutions providing financial and technical support for projects across Asia, Africa, and other regions. Established in 1961, the Fund focuses on infrastructure, energy, transport, and socio-economic development initiatives. Over the years, the total volume of approved financing has exceeded tens of billions of US dollars, with projects implemented in more than 100 countries worldwide. Each year, the organization allocates significant resources in concessional loans and technical assistance to support priority development projects. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-kuveyt/press/news/details/1157077?lang=kk

The new principles and norms in the new text of the Constitution are innovations that can serve as an example and a guideline for other countries. This was stated by State Counselor Yerlan Karin at the ninth meeting of the Constitutional Reform Commission. According to him, some citizens are also posting comments on social media saying, "Before we get into trouble, we should just copy another country's Constitution." "Recently, due to the development and prosperity of completely new directions, such as digitization and digital technology, many states are considering introducing relevant norms into the constitutional and legal system. Our country is one of the first to introduce the norm of digital data protection into the Constitution. That is, the new principles and norms in the new text can serve as an example and a guideline for other countries," noted Erlan Karin. The State Counselor noted that paragraphs 1 and 2 of Article 21 of the Constitution guarantee the right to privacy, the right to personal and family secrecy, and the right to protection of personal data from unlawful collection, processing, and use. "That is, we are one of the first countries to enshrine in the Constitution the protection of personal data in the digital space as a new measure of human rights protection. This is another proof of the future-oriented nature of the new Constitution," he emphasized. According to Erlan Karin, a major innovation in the region's legal system is the constitutionalization of the famous Miranda rule. This change will increase the legal protection of citizens and impose new requirements on the activities of law enforcement agencies. In addition, the introduction of new political institutions is a political innovation not only for the Central Asian region, but also for the wider space around us. Erlan Karin noted that in this regard, the introduction of a unicameral parliament, the institution of the vice president, the high consultative body of the "People's Council", and the Constitutional Court are a major political innovation compared to the political systems of many countries. "The initiative of the President to implement constitutional changes only through a nationwide referendum is also one of the important decisions for our region. The establishment of a single term for the activities of many officials is also an important innovation in the draft Constitution," the State Counselor explained. Also, as the State Counselor noted, the new Constitution includes new requirements and values emerging in social development, such as protecting the rights of women and children, protecting the environment, volunteering, and responsibility to parents. This also indicates that the new Constitution corresponds to the current state of society and the level of development. "A number of political and institutional innovations in the new Constitution are rare in regional and global constitutional practice. In short, copying and repeating the Constitutions of other countries is not our path. On the contrary, in the future, Kazakhstan, through the new Constitution, will become a model and a guide for other countries," concluded Erlan Karin.

The new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan radically updated the content of the Preamble, defining the historical foundations of statehood and the strategic direction of the country's development. The introductory part, while paying tribute to national history, systematizes important principles for modern society and future-oriented priorities. The updated Preamble for the first time established human rights and freedoms as the fundamental value and main priority of the state. This defines the core of state policy aimed at protecting the rights and ensuring the legitimate interests of citizens. At the same time, unity and solidarity, as well as interethnic and interfaith harmony, which are the basis of social stability, were affirmed as a solid foundation of statehood. Principles such as justice, law and order, and respect for nature, which have become an important component of public consciousness in recent years, have also been clarified at the level of the Constitution. In addition, the Preamble systematically reflects the historical path of statehood and the origins of civilization, clearly demonstrating the continuity of the country's development. The text of the new Constitution was developed with broad public participation. During the preparation of the document, the amendments and new norms proposed by the Constitutional Commission were comprehensively reviewed for almost six months. During this period, the draft Constitution was presented to various representatives of society for discussion and an open exchange of views was held. Proposals from citizens, experts, public activists and organizations were accepted through the e-Gov and e-Otinish platforms. As a result, more than two thousand proposals were received regarding the structure and content of the Constitution. As a result of the analysis of the received opinions and proposals, the first version of the new text of the Basic Law was formed. This process demonstrates that the Constitution was developed as a document that meets the needs of the people and modern requirements. The new version of the Constitution clearly enshrines the unshakable principles of Kazakhstan's development. The main priorities are to preserve sovereignty and independence, protect human rights and freedoms, and ensure the rule of law and order.