The constitutional reform to be implemented in 2026 will mark a new stage in the country's development. The main feature of the new Constitution is the prioritization of the interests of the person, not the state. This principle is based on the fundamental philosophical principle that "the state is for the person."

The new version expands human rights and prioritizes their implementation in real life. In particular, modern legal guarantees such as the absolute right to life, the "Miranda Rule", and digital privacy are introduced. These changes are aimed at strengthening the freedom and security of citizens.

The reform will raise citizens' participation in public life to a new level. It will ensure the participation of the population in the decision-making process not only through elections, but also through regular dialogue, people's councils, and feedback mechanisms. This will strengthen trust between the authorities and society.

In the social sphere, special attention is paid to human capital, ecology, and social assistance. In economic policy, the social responsibility of business is strengthened and the principle of fair distribution of benefits is established. The protection of property rights is reviewed on the basis of balance and public interest.

In addition, the new Constitution is aimed at strengthening national identity. Relying on the historical heritage of the Great Steppe and forming a patriotism based on responsibility are identified as important pillars of the country's long-term development.

The 2026 constitutional reform is not just a legal update, but a strategic step towards creating a just, transparent, and humane state.