The International Engineering and Technological University held a meeting with students to discuss the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Led by METU Rector Darkhan Akpanbetov, the meeting provided a platform for open dialogue and an exchange of views.

The discussion covered the key provisions and features of the new Constitution and its significance for the country’s political and social development. For students, the meeting offered an opportunity to better understand constitutional changes and share their perspectives on the nation’s future.

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has emphasized that law and order is a fundamental principle of state-building. This principle is closely connected to developing legal awareness among young people. Knowing one’s rights, respecting the rights of others, and understanding one’s responsibilities to society are essential qualities of an informed citizen. Source: Akorda

During the meeting, the Rector exchanged views with students and highlighted the importance of strengthening legal literacy and civic responsibility. Alongside acquiring professional knowledge, university students benefit from understanding developments in society and forming thoughtful, informed opinions.

The country’s future depends on an educated, proactive, and responsible generation. Understanding the Constitution helps young people gain a deeper appreciation of their rights and duties, participate actively in public life, and recognize the value of shared civic principles.

The meeting concluded with students asking questions and sharing their views on the new Constitution. This exchange created space to explore the topic from different perspectives and raise issues of interest to young people.

Such meetings strengthen the culture of open dialogue at the university and help students develop an informed understanding of the changes taking place in their country.

A new Constitution brings new opportunities. Responsibility for the nation’s future belongs to us all!