A new draft of the Constitution has been developed in the Republic of Kazakhstan as part of the constitutional reform planned for 2026. This draft is aimed at further strengthening the country's political and legal system, upholding the fundamental principles of the state, and ensuring the sustainable development of society.

One of the main innovations of the new draft Constitution is the inclusion of the sovereignty and independence, unitary nature and territorial integrity of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the category of unchangeable, inviolable values. These principles have been clearly enshrined in law as the basis for the development of the state and have been defined as the main national values that remain beyond any constitutional changes.

This initiative is a long-term strategic step aimed at strengthening the statehood and unity of Kazakhstan, protecting the integrity and independence of the country. Constitutional reform will contribute to ensuring national security, increasing the stability of the state governance system, and strengthening citizens' confidence in the future of the country.

In addition, the new draft Constitution lays the foundation for developing the principles of a legal state, ensuring the rule of law, and maintaining public harmony. These changes are seen as an important step towards strengthening Kazakhstan's internal stability and international reputation.

The 2026 constitutional reform is a historically significant initiative designed to preserve Kazakhstan's achievements on the path to independence and create a solid legal foundation for future generations.