Ahead of the 35th anniversary of Kazakhstan’s Independence, the Head of State outlined the country’s key development priorities, placing particular emphasis on national unity, human capital development, and society’s responsibility to future generations.

The President declared 2027 the Year of Large-Scale Construction. According to the Head of State, extensive construction and renovation of public infrastructure facilities are planned across all regions of Kazakhstan next year.

The Address placed particular emphasis on developing the potential of young people, ensuring equal access to quality education, supporting talented youth, and creating opportunities for their active participation in public life. It was also noted that, alongside professional knowledge, today’s young people need to develop critical thinking, technological competencies, a research culture, and social responsibility.

In addition, strengthening national unity, respect for the law, justice, and shared responsibility for the well-being of society were identified as essential conditions for the country’s sustainable development. It was emphasised that Kazakhstan’s future depends not only on government programmes but also on the work and tangible achievements of educated and proactive citizens.

The university’s participation in this significant event highlights the importance of civic responsibility, patriotism, and the younger generation’s commitment to the future of an independent Kazakhstan.