The 2026 Constitutional Reform is a significant milestone in the legal and social development of Kazakhstan. The new Constitution establishes justice, the rule of law, and order as the main principles, laying a solid foundation for the further development of the state.

The reform clearly states that the foundation of statehood is public unity. Public solidarity, interethnic and interfaith harmony are recognized as the main pillars of the country's stability. This is an important principle aimed at building a society based on peace and mutual respect.

At the same time, the Constitution preserves unshakable values. The sovereignty and independence of Kazakhstan, its unitary structure and territorial integrity are enshrined as the inalienable foundations of the state. These principles remain the main guarantors of ensuring the integrity and security of the country.

The new Constitution places special emphasis on the fundamental principle that the source of power is the people. The people of Kazakhstan are identified as the sole source of state power and provide broad opportunities for citizens to participate in governing the country.

Thus, the 2026 Constitutional Reform is an important step towards creating a state that is fair, based on the rule of law, and puts the interests of the people first. These changes will strengthen trust in society and pave the way for the country's sustainable development.