Guest Lecture on “Constitutional Values and Their Significance for a Rule-of-Law and Social State”

On October 7, 2026, the Academic School of Law hosted a guest lecture on “Constitutional Values and Their Significance for a Rule-of-Law and Social State” with the participation of A.S. Ibrayeva, Doctor of Law, Professor, and Academician of the National Law Academy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The event was held as part of the educational and extracurricular activities for students enrolled in the Law program. It aimed to enhance students’ legal literacy, deepen their knowledge of constitutional law, and foster respect for the country’s Constitution.

Particular attention during the meeting was paid to enhancing students’ legal awareness and legal culture, as well as to understanding the role of constitutional values in the development of a rule-of-law and social state.

A.S. Ibrayeva emphasized that the Constitution is not only a fundamental legal document but also an essential foundation of public life, defining the key principles underlying the development of the state and society.

The students showed particular interest in practical examples from professional legal practice, which provided an opportunity to examine the application of constitutional norms and principles in real-life situations.

The guest lecture was held in an atmosphere of professional dialogue, open communication, and active student participation. The event served as an important platform for expanding students’ legal knowledge and contributing to the development of their professional outlook.