Peace, justice and strong institutions

We witnessed an impressive breakthrough! Within the framework of the “Law and Order” principle, the “FUTURE KZ” intellectual competition was organized among students of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University by the Atyrau Regional Police Department, the Atyrau Regional Youth Resource Center, and the Alliance of Students of Atyrau Region. The quiz game, held under the “Law and Order” principle, significantly contributed to enhancing participants’ legal awareness and deepening their understanding of legal norms. During the competition, students not only tested their knowledge but also demonstrated logical thinking and quick decision-making skills. The meaningful and practice-oriented questions increased the educational value of the event. Such quizzes foster respect for the law and strengthen the concepts of discipline and responsibility among young people. According to the results, the team “Құқық IQ,” consisting of students of the “Law Enforcement Activity” educational program, won second place: Kuат Dana Mnadzhadinova Dinara Urazgaliyev Anuar Kakimova Aruzhan Atshybay Nuriya Maksot Zhanel They demonstrated excellent knowledge and achieved one of the highest scores. For students participating for the first time, the result was outstanding. The emotions of the participants are beyond words! Congratulations on your well-deserved achievement! May you continue reaching new heights!

On January 26, an open meeting was held at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University within the framework of the “Law and Order” principle, initiated by the Atyrau Regional Council of Veterans. The guest speaker was Abzal Temirgalievich Kuspan, Deputy of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, member of the Committee on Legislation and Judicial-Legal Reform, and Honored Lawyer of Kazakhstan. 🤝 The meeting was also attended by well-known regional law enforcement representatives and the Chairman of the Regional Bar Association, K. Demesinov, as well as Zholbolov. ⚖️ During the session, detailed explanations were provided regarding five new amendments to the Criminal Code, which came into force on September 16. These include: Article 232-1 — “Dropper Activity” Establishes criminal liability for the illegal transfer or use of bank cards, accounts, and payment instruments by third parties. Penalties range from fines to restriction of liberty for up to 7 years. Article 115-1 — “Stalking” Illegal harassment without consent (repeated calls, surveillance, psychological pressure, etc.) is now recognized as a separate criminal offense. Article 125-1 — “Forced Marriage” Forcing a person into marriage, including bride kidnapping practices, is criminalized with strict penalties. Article 339-1 A new criminal offense aimed at environmental protection, establishing liability for the illegal circulation of rare and endangered species of flora and fauna and their derivatives. Article 214-1 — Illegal Banking and Microfinance Activities Conducting banking or microfinance activities without registration, required licenses, or in violation of legal requirements constitutes an offense. ✨ The meeting was held in an active discussion format, with numerous questions addressed. The students’ strong interest in recent legislative changes and their engagement in dialogue with the deputy were truly encouraging.

On the occasion of the 115th anniversary of the legendary military commander, writer, and national hero Bauyrzhan Momyshuly, the intellectual competition “The Secret of the Process” was held at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University. The competition was organized by the Department of Criminal Law Disciplines of the Faculty of Economics and Law in cooperation with the regional, city, and environmental prosecutor’s offices of the Atyrau region. Experienced prosecutors participated in the event as jury members. 👩‍⚖️ The jury included representatives of the Regional Prosecutor’s Office. ⚖️ Five teams competed in five stages of the contest: “Құқық қырандары,” “Prosecutors,” “Investigators,” “Lawyers,” and “Judges’ Panel.” The event was opened by the Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Law, Raikhan Sagitzhanovna Utalieva, who wished the students success. 🏆 Winners of the competition: 🥇 “Investigators” 🥈 “Lawyers,” “Құқық қырандары” 🥉 “Judges’ Panel,” “Prosecutors” 🎬 “Best Video Presentation” — team “Lawyers” The competition significantly contributed to enhancing students’ professional knowledge and legal literacy, as well as promoting the inspiring life and legacy of Bauyrzhan Momyshuly. 🎗️ We express our gratitude to the Prosecutor’s Office of the Atyrau region for supporting the event at a high organizational level.

A meeting dedicated to the prevention of internet fraud was held at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University. 📘 The Faculty of Economics and Law and the Department of Criminal Law Disciplines of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, in cooperation with the Atyrau Regional Branch of the National Anti-Corruption Movement “ZHANARU,” organized a meeting with representatives of law enforcement agencies on the topic “Beware of Internet Fraud.” ⚖️ The event was conducted to promote the “Law and Order” principle and enhance the legal awareness of young people. 🎤 The meeting was opened by Salamat N. Idrisov, Chairman of the Board – Rector of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University and Director of the Atyrau Regional Branch of the “ZHANARU” movement. He emphasized that internet fraud is one of the pressing issues of modern society and highlighted the importance of the work carried out by competent authorities, as well as the need to improve citizens’ digital literacy. 🔍 During the meeting, participants learned about common types of online crimes, including phishing, deepfakes, online shopping and investment fraud, as well as crimes committed via SMS and messaging applications. Preventive measures were explained, and video materials were shown on personal data protection and digital security skills. 👏 At the end of the event, Rector Salamat Idrisov presented letters of appreciation to the participants and noted that awareness-raising activities aimed at preventing internet fraud will continue.

On March 3, 2026, an informational and explanatory event dedicated to explaining the key provisions of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held at City Polyclinic No. 5 in Atyrau. The purpose of the meeting was to enhance the constitutional and legal literacy of healthcare professionals and to highlight the practical significance of the provisions of the Basic Law. During the event, several speakers delivered informative presentations and provided a scientific and legal analysis of the key directions of the Constitution. Saipulla Zhumabayevich Sapanov — Doctor of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor, and Director of the H. B. Tabyldiev Research Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnology of the Caspian Region — in his speech elaborated on the legal status of healthcare professionals, their professional responsibility, and their obligations before the law. The speaker emphasized the direct connection between healthcare activities and constitutional principles, and substantiated the importance of observing legal norms. Yuri Alekseevich Li — Deputy of the Atyrau City Maslikhat — addressed the issue of state language policy and explained the content and scope of the language norms закрепed in the Constitution. He paid particular attention to the role of the state language in public life and the legal status principles of other languages. Zhadyra Zhagiparkyzy Zhagipar — Senior Lecturer of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines and Master of Law — conducted a legal analysis of constitutional norms and scientifically examined the fundamental rights and duties of citizens. The report highlighted the importance of constitutional provisions in legal practice through specific examples. During the meeting, participants received comprehensive answers to their questions, and the practical importance of legal explanatory work was emphasized. The event became an important platform for improving the legal culture of healthcare professionals and was aimed at encouraging them to be guided by constitutional principles in their daily professional activities.

On November 17, 2025, an event of significant legal importance was held within the framework of the “Law and Order” principle, organized by the Faculty of Economics and Law and the Department of Civil Law Disciplines of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University in cooperation with the Atyrau Regional Police Department. The main purpose of the meeting was to promote legal culture, broaden the professional outlook of future lawyers, familiarize students with the activities of law enforcement agencies, and exchange experience. The event brought together distinguished legal professionals: • Ernar Abzaluly Ataulan – religious scholar, historian, PhD, author of the book “History of Islam in the Kazakh Steppe” • Maryana Kazbekkyzy Dzhangalieva – Senior Operative Officer of the Anti-Drug Crime Department, Police Lieutenant Colonel • Zhardem Maratovich Tagaev – Chief Criminalist of the Police Department, Police Major • Dauren Maksimovich Mukhanbetaliev – Operative Officer of the Cybercrime Prevention Department, Police Captain • Aidyn Mirambekovich Lukpanov – Inspector of the Personnel Department of the Atyrau Regional Police Department, Police Captain Ernar Abzaluly elaborated on the relationship between religion and history, emphasizing the importance of developing spiritual resilience among young people. Maryana Kazbekkyzy addressed drug crime prevention, warning youth against easy money and presenting a motivational gift. Zhardem Maratovich explained the specifics of criminalistics and highlighted issues related to illegal weapon production and possession among young people. Dauren Maksimovich provided an in-depth analysis of cybercrime types and their mechanisms. Aidyn Mirambekovich shared detailed information about recruitment procedures, requirements, and social guarantees in police service, encouraging students to contribute to public order and safety. The meeting coincided with Student’s Day celebrations. Active 3rd–4th year students of the Legal Clinic were awarded Letters of Appreciation, and new members received commemorative gifts. At the end of the event, canine specialists demonstrated drug detection techniques using a specially trained service dog named “Khan,” offering students valuable practical experience. The event became a meaningful gathering that provided students with strong spiritual, professional, and practical motivation.

On December 1, 2025, at 09:30 AM, the Department of Criminal Law Disciplines organized the intellectual competition “Crime Formula” among second-year students of the 6B04201 “Law” and 6B04202 “Law Enforcement Activity” educational programs within the framework of the “Law and Order” principle. 🎓 Objectives of the competition: ➢ To deepen students’ legal knowledge; ➢ To increase interest in studying the Criminal Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan; ➢ To develop debate culture and legal thinking skills; ➢ To enhance logical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and practical application of knowledge; ➢ To foster teamwork skills. 🎤 The event was officially opened by the Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Law, Aigul Kanatkaliyevna Masalimova. ⌛️ The competition consisted of five stages: 1️⃣ “Let’s Get Acquainted!” — team video presentations promoting criminal law among future lawyers. 2️⃣ “Think and Play” — Q&A round. 3️⃣ “Find It Instantly” — test round. 4️⃣ “Themis’ Riddle” — identifying one criminal law concept based on four images. 5️⃣ “Case Battle” — solving situational legal cases. 📝 The jury members included: Aibol Kairatuly Idrisov, Major of Police, Operational Officer of the Drug Crime Counteraction Department of Atyrau Region; Nurgul Kuanyshkyzy Mukhaniyarova, Assistant Prosecutor of Atyrau Region, Junior Justice Counselor; Farkhat Amanzholovich Aruov, Senior Investigator of the Investigation Department, Police Lieutenant Colonel. The jury ensured fair and objective evaluation. 👩‍🎓 Nine teams participated, demonstrating their legal knowledge under time constraints and within the framework of the law. 🏆 Winners: 🥇 1st Degree Diploma — “Justice” team (Law program); 🥈 2nd Degree Diploma — “Құқық қорғаушылар” and “Legal Streak”; 🥉 3rd Degree Diploma — “Law Laine” and “Themis” teams. 🎬 The “Best Video Presentation” nomination was awarded to the “Justice” team. 👏🏻 At the end of the competition, participants received certificates of appreciation and incentive prizes.

On October 30, 2025, a legal awareness meeting was held in Dormitory No. 2 within the framework of the “Law and Order” principle. The event was organized by senior lecturers of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines of the Faculty of Economics and Law at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, and heads of the Legal Clinic, Zh. Zhagiparkyzy and D. Aitmukhanova. The purpose of the meeting was to provide legal clarification and guidance to students residing in the dormitory in line with the “Law and Order” principle. The event was attended by Akmurzina Gulaina Tukpatollakyzy, a lawyer of the Atyrau Regional Bar Association, who answered students’ legal questions. During the meeting, students received specific legal advice on issues of concern. The session included explanations on cybercrime and newly introduced legislative provisions such as “dropper activities,” “stalking,” and “forced marriage.” Important information was also provided on pressing social issues, including fraud, drug-related crimes, and minor hooliganism. The main objective of the event was to enhance students’ legal culture, promote compliance with legal requirements, and foster a preventive approach to law violations.

In accordance with the scientific plan of the Department of Criminal Law Disciplines of the Faculty of Economics and Law at Kh. Dosmukhameduly Atyrau University, a meeting with representatives of law enforcement agencies was organized on the topic “Beware of Internet Fraud.” ✅ The event was held to promote the principle of “Law and Order” and to enhance the legal literacy of young people.

On May 3, 2023, in accordance with the work plan of the Office of Retraining and Professional Development, a seminar on “Legal Literacy” was held within the framework of the Silver University project. The purpose of the seminar was to enhance the level of legal culture among citizens over the age of 50, promote legal awareness, and develop legal literacy. During the seminar, participants received comprehensive information on legal liability, civil law, inheritance law, administrative responsibility, and the basics of mediation, thereby improving their legal literacy. The seminar was conducted by lecturers of the Faculty of Economics and Law: Mukhamedina A.E., Aitmukhanova D.O., and Lukmanova N.A. At the end of the seminar, certificates were awarded to the participants.

Purpose: To prevent violence against women and girls, eliminate coercion, provide awareness about other forms of violence that contradict our culture and legislation, and enhance legal literacy among the public. A meaningful meeting on this pressing topic was organized by the Atyrau Regional Universal Library named after G. Slanov. During the event, students majoring in Law and members of the Legal Clinic of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University met face-to-face with representatives of law enforcement agencies. The main objective of the meeting was to prevent domestic violence and improve the legal awareness of young people. Key issues discussed: Important legislative changes were thoroughly reviewed, particularly the new articles introduced into the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2025: Article 115-1 (Stalking): legal consequences of harassment, surveillance, and persistent disturbance of an individual; Article 125-1 (Forced Marriage): criminal liability for bride kidnapping and coercion into marriage. The meeting featured the following experts: Representatives of the Atyrau Police Department — Rima Serikkizi, Dana Sabitkizi, and Rollan Turdaliev — explained issues of legal responsibility and law enforcement practice. Dinara Omarchankyzy, a specialist from the crisis center, spoke about psychological and social support mechanisms for victims of violence. Didar Orynbasarovna Aitmukhanova, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines at the Faculty of Economics and Law of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, summarized the meeting and expressed her best wishes to the participants. Also participating in the event were: Senior Police Lieutenant Karagoishieva Rimma Serikkizi, Inspector of the Domestic Violence Prevention Unit of the Public Safety Department of the Atyrau City Police; Senior Police Lieutenant Suisenova Dana Sabitkizi, Inspector of the same unit; Acting Head of the Atyrau City State Courier Service Administration, Lieutenant Colonel Rollan Turdaliev; Chief Specialist of the Atyrau City State Courier Service Administration, Lieutenant Colonel Salamat Shaiydenov; Head of the public association “Zharkyn Zhanuya,” Dinara Kudaibergenova; Faculty members of the Faculty of Economics and Law and heads of the Legal Clinic of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University — Didar Aitmukhanova and Zhadira Zhagiparova, together with their students.

Within the framework of the “Law and Order” ideology, a preventive event aimed at preventing offenses was held for second-year students majoring in Law at the Faculty of Economics and Law. ⚖️📚 During the event, the short films “Hooliganism” and “Non-Book Mysteries” were shown, and their educational and legal content was explained to the students. 🎬 Through these films, the consequences of unlawful actions were clearly demonstrated, emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility and the role of public order in social life. The main goal of the event was to develop legal awareness among students, promote legal culture, and deepen the understanding that every action leads to legal responsibility. Teachers systematically explained the content and importance of complying with legal norms. 📖 Such educational activities strengthen the professional responsibility of future lawyers and teach them to respect the rule of law. Respect for the law is a strong foundation of a civilized society. ⚖️✨

The Institute of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan and the Legal Clinic of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University jointly organized a round table titled “Legal Culture as the Foundation of Harmony and Stability.” The main goal of the event was to promote the principles of “Law and Order” among young people, develop legal culture, increase legal awareness, and strengthen legal responsibility by widely promoting mechanisms for resolving disputes through legal means. ⚜️ Legal culture is the foundation of a rule-of-law state and the key guarantee of social stability. In modern society, improving legal literacy, resolving disputes through pre-trial procedures, and developing a culture of agreement are effective tools for preventing social tensions. In this regard, the round table served as a comprehensive platform aimed at combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills. 👨🏻‍🎓 Experienced legal professionals participated in the event: • Baktygali Nurlybek Baktygaliuly, Chief Specialist of the Legal Clarification and Legal Services Department of the Atyrau Regional Department of Justice; • Esbosyn Asan Balgabayuly, member of the Atyrau Regional Bar Association, lawyer; • Almira Sisenovna Aizharikova, private notary of the Atyrau Notarial District. Faculty members and students of the Law educational program also took an active part in the event. Analysis of the presentations 👩🏻‍🎓 Student Zarina Kaiyrova noted in her report that legal literacy among young people is a prerequisite for the sustainable development of a rule-of-law state. She emphasized that legal education should not only provide information but also shape lawful behavior. 👮‍♂️ Representative of the Department of Justice Nurlybek Baktygaliuly analyzed the main directions of state legal policy, the importance of legal awareness work, and mechanisms for increasing citizens’ legal responsibility. 👩🏻‍💻 Notary Almira Sisenovna focused on the preventive function of the agreement institution and highlighted the role of notarial procedures in ensuring legal security. It was emphasized that resolving disputes without going to court is an indicator of a high level of legal culture. 👨🏻‍🏫 Lawyer Asan Balgabayuly stressed that compliance with professional ethical standards directly affects the quality of legal services. He scientifically explained the importance of negotiation strategies and evidentiary tactics in dispute resolution. Practical session 🎓 Participants worked in three areas. 📝 Family law dispute Topic: Division of property and child custody during divorce. The discussion covered the priority of the child’s interests, mediation approaches, notarial agreements, and pre-trial settlement mechanisms. Conclusion: developing a culture of agreement contributes to social stability. 📖 Civil law dispute Topic: Failure to fulfill contractual obligations. Students, together with a lawyer, developed an evidence strategy and discussed negotiation tactics as well as possibilities for pre-trial dispute resolution. Conclusion: an effective legal strategy saves time and resources. 🛎️ Administrative offense Topic: Prevention of offenses among youth. Preventive measures, legal education, and the role of state institutions were analyzed. Conclusion: legal culture should be formed as a preventive mechanism. “Common Legal Initiative” project 📝 During group work, specialists and students jointly developed projects aimed at improving legal culture. The projects were evaluated based on their relevance, practical significance, and feasibility. For their contribution to strengthening cooperation with the university and enhancing students’ practical knowledge, the experts were awarded Letters of Appreciation from the Rector. Active students received tickets to the theatrical performance “Mahabbat, Kyzik Mol Zhyldar”, staged at the Makhambet Academic Kazakh Drama Theater. ✅ Overall, the round table became an important step in systematic work aimed at developing legal culture and increasing the legal awareness of young people.

At Khalel Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, a meeting titled “Legal Education in the Family” was held within the framework of the principle of “Law and Order.” The main purpose of the event was to promote family values, improve the legal literacy of young people, and emphasize the importance of legal education in society.

During the meeting, participants discussed in detail the role of the family in personality development, parental responsibility, and the significance of legal culture in the development of society. The organizers noted that raising a legally educated generation is the key to a bright future for the country.

A special guest of the event was Berik Zhandarbek, Senior Inspector of the Patrol Police Battalion Service of the Atyrau City Police Department, who held an open discussion with the students. He shared his views on maintaining public order, youth responsibility, and respect for the law, and also answered participants’ questions.

In addition, first-year student of the “Kazakh Language and Literature” program, Shugyla Yesetkyzy, delivered a speech emphasizing the importance of family upbringing in shaping legal awareness.

During the meeting, students expressed their opinions and shared meaningful ideas on legal education, family values, and civic responsibility.

A large-scale forum titled “Law and Order - A Safe Future” was held at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University with the aim of improving legal awareness among young people, preventing offenses, and promoting a safe society. The event took place at the university’s Zhaiyk sports complex and brought together more than 2,000 students and community activists.

The forum was jointly organized by the Atyrau Region Police Department, the Youth Resource Center, and Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University. During the event, participants discussed internet fraud prevention, anti-drug initiatives, juvenile delinquency prevention, and road safety issues. Industry experts and invited guests exchanged views on these pressing topics and engaged in open dialogue with students.

As part of the forum, Chairman of the Board and Rector Salamat Idrissov commented on the university’s efforts to strengthen the principles of law and order within the educational institution. According to him, creating a safe and fair environment is one of the university’s key priorities. He also noted that systematic work is being carried out to improve legal culture among young people, uphold transparency and fairness, and strengthen academic integrity.

“Today, special attention is being paid to creating a favorable environment where students can study freely and develop comprehensively. The principle of law and order is not only a legal requirement, but also the foundation of trust and responsibility in society. Therefore, improving legal literacy and developing students’ civic awareness remain among our important priorities,” the rector stated.

During the forum, active young people of the region received special awards from the Atyrau Region Police Department. The event was also held in an interactive format, allowing participants to answer quiz questions via QR codes and win special prizes.

It should be noted that since the beginning of the year, more than 50 major events involving community activists, lawyers, and representatives of law enforcement agencies have been organized at the university to promote the “Law and Order” concept. These initiatives are aimed at fostering legal culture among young people, increasing social responsibility, and strengthening a safe educational environment.

Today, the official opening ceremony of the Young Voters Classroom took place at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University.

The event was attended by the Vice-Rector for Strategic Development and Internationalization of the university, Bakhyt Omirkhanuly Altynbassov, members of the academic staff, representatives of the Atyrau Regional and Atyrau City Territorial Election Commissions, representatives of Young Voters Clubs, students, and media representatives.

The Young Voters Classroom was opened at the Faculty of Economics and Law of the university. The main purpose of the classroom is to familiarize students and young people with electoral legislation, improve their legal literacy, develop electoral culture, and promote civic engagement.

During the ceremonial event, the Vice-Rector for Strategic Development and Internationalization of the university, Bakhyt Omirkhanuly Altynbassov, and the Chairperson of the Atyrau Regional Territorial Election Commission, Assiya Bayankyzy Kystaubayeva, cut the red ribbon and officially launched the classroom.

In his speech, Bakhyt Omirkhanuly emphasized the importance of such initiatives in shaping young people’s civic position and encouraging their active participation in social and political life. In turn, Assiya Bayankyzy noted that the conscious and active participation of young voters in the electoral process is an important indicator of the development of a democratic society.

As part of the event, Zhalgas Amangeldiuly Khalelov, a member of the Atyrau Regional Territorial Election Commission responsible for coordinating the activities of Young Voters Clubs, delivered an informational presentation for students. The presentation covered electoral rights, procedures for participation in elections, and ways to enhance the electoral culture of young people.

The opening of the Young Voters Classroom is an important step toward expanding students’ legal knowledge, developing electoral culture, and fostering responsible citizenship among university students.

A ceremonial opening of the military training practice for graduating students of the Military Department was held at Khalel Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University.

The ceremony began with the bringing in of the State Flag of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the performance of the National Anthem. The first welcoming speech was delivered by Vice-Rector for Strategic Development and Internationalization Bakhyt Altynbasov. In his speech, he emphasized that military training practice is an important stage for students and wished the future defenders of the Motherland responsibility, discipline, and perseverance.

During the event, Head of the Military Department, Reserve Colonel Ruslan Naurzbekov, Chairman of the Atyrau Regional Branch of the Veterans of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan Askar Shmanov, and Head of the Integrated Department for Defense Affairs of Atyrau City under the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Lieutenant Colonel Kurmanali Zhunisbekov, addressed the students with words of encouragement. They highlighted the importance of military training in ensuring national security and fostering patriotism among the younger generation.

As part of the ceremony, students demonstrated their drill training skills, showcasing military discipline and teamwork. Students of Platoon 324 performed hand-to-hand combat techniques. Hand-to-hand combat is a type of military-applied martial art based on techniques for quickly subduing an opponent, throwing, and self-defense. These techniques are widely used in military training, sports competitions, and everyday self-defense situations.

In addition, students of Platoon 224 presented a military defile performance. A military defile is a synchronized demonstration of drill movements with weapons performed by military personnel during parades and competitions. Such performances reflect the combat readiness, discipline, and drill culture of the participants.

During the event, Rakhatolla Baktygereyev, father of student Nurseit Rakhmetullin, delivered congratulatory remarks on behalf of parents. Military Department student Almas Kudaibergen expressed gratitude on behalf of the students and stated that they were ready to complete the military training practice with honor.

At the end of the ceremony, participants took commemorative photographs.

A scientific and practical conference titled “Nuclear Disarmament and the Modern World” was held at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University to mark the 90th anniversary of Olzhas Suleimenov - Hero of Labour of Kazakhstan, People’s Writer, statesman, poet, and leader of the Nevada-Semey movement - as well as the 35th anniversary of the closure of the Semey Nuclear Test Site.

Opening the conference, Murat Oteshov, Chairman of the Atyrau Regional Council of Veterans, spoke about the history of nuclear testing conducted on the territory of Kazakhstan and its devastating consequences for the population.

During the event, Associate Professor and Candidate of Historical Sciences Zhan Kosherbayev from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University delivered an online presentation titled “From the Semey Test Site to Global Anti-Nuclear Diplomacy: Kazakhstan’s Role in Strengthening the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime.” He emphasized that Kazakhstan’s peaceful initiatives have received high international recognition. Candidate of Philological Sciences Kairat Zhanabay also spoke extensively about Olzhas Suleimenov’s ideas and spiritual legacy devoted to the progress of human civilization.

The conference also addressed the issue of the Taisoygan test site. Amangeldi Abdoldov, representative of the Human Rights Protection Center under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Atyrau region, presented a report on the environmental impact of the Taisoygan test site. In addition, Murat Bektenov - member of the Unions of Writers and Journalists of Kazakhstan and veteran of the Semey Nuclear Test Site - shared meaningful insights on the role of the Nevada-Semey movement in the international struggle against nuclear explosions.

Professor and environmental scientist Makhambet Jeksenov analyzed the past and present ecological conditions of the Semey and Azgyr nuclear test sites and provided a scientific assessment of the consequences of the nuclear legacy. Baktygerey Seithanov, Chairman of the Veterans’ Council of the Suyindik rural district, also shared his views on the Azgyr test site.

As part of the event, Professor and Doctor of Historical Sciences Saipulla Sapanov of Khalel Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University spoke about Olzhas Suleimenov’s historic role in closing the Semey test site and highlighted his position as an intellectual and public figure. Bilim Karshyga, Chairman of the Atyrau Regional Public Association of Veterans of the Semey Nuclear Test Site, informed participants about the organization’s current activities and efforts to support veterans.

At the end of the conference, participants once again emphasized the harmful effects of nuclear testing on human health and the environment and stressed the importance of initiatives aimed at building a peaceful and nuclear-free world. The event concluded with an exchange of opinions and a commemorative group photo.

At the initiative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, an important awareness event titled “Guidelines for Actions in the Event of a Terrorist Threat or Terrorist Act” was held at Dormitory No. 3 and the “Ustaz” Boarding School of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University.

The main purpose of the event was to develop a culture of safety among students and young people, improve their ability to respond quickly and correctly in emergency situations, and conduct preventive awareness activities against terrorism.

During the meeting, participants were informed about identifying suspicious situations in a timely manner, remaining calm in dangerous circumstances, promptly reporting to the relevant authorities, and strengthening vigilance in crowded places. In addition, specific examples were provided regarding evacuation procedures, personal safety rules, and behavioral algorithms during emergencies.

As part of the event, informational videos prepared by the National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Anti-Terrorism Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan were shown, explaining the consequences of terrorism for society and ways to prevent it.

Students and pupils asked questions of interest and exchanged views on current safety issues. Such events not only improve young people’s legal awareness but also strengthen their sense of responsibility and encourage vigilance toward potential threats.

A public reception was organized by the student organization “Legal Clinic” under the Department of Civil Law Disciplines at Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University.

As part of the event, residents were provided with free legal assistance and professional consultations on various legal issues.

The reception was attended by:

– Rizuan Kartkuzhakov, Prosecutor of the Department for the Formation of Legal Information in the Criminal Sphere of the Committee on Legal Statistics and Special Records of the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Atyrau Region);

– Darkhan Bulzhanov, Investigator of the Inquiry Department of the Atyrau Region Police Department, Lieutenant Colonel of Police;

– Meruert Muzatova, Deputy Head of the Atyrau Region Department of Justice;

– Aigul Anzhanova, Head of the Department for Legal Awareness and Legal Services of the Atyrau Region Department of Justice;

– Gulbanu Amanova, Senior Bailiff, Head of the Territorial Enforcement Division of Atyrau City, Department of Justice of the Atyrau Region;

– Gulaina Akhmurzina, Lawyer of the Atyrau Region Bar Association;

– Meiram Kukatov, Private Bailiff;

– Zhanar Dzholdasbayeva, Private Notary.

Such events make a significant contribution to improving legal literacy among the population and ensuring access to qualified legal assistance.

Faculty members of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University were awarded Letters of Appreciation from the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan for their significant contribution to drafting the new Constitution and organizing the national referendum.

Among the awardees:

• Saipulla Sapanov - Director of the Research Institute “History, Archaeology and Ethnology of the Caspian Region”

• Gulfairuz Kairgaliyeva - Head of the Rector’s Office

Also awarded:

• Aidana Bakytova

• Venera Nauryzova

• Didar Aitmukhanova

• Gulmira Bakhshatova

We congratulate our colleagues on this well-deserved recognition!

A large-scale gala concert titled “New Constitution - Bright Future” was held at the Zhaiyk Arena Cultural and Sports Complex of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University.

Approximately 2,500 people attended the festive event. Organized with the support of the regional administration and partner organizations, the event widely promoted the significance of the new Constitution for the development of the country and society.

During the event, the Chairman of the Board -Rector of the University Salamat Idrissov delivered a speech highlighting the impact of constitutional reforms on education and science.

The Chairman of the AMANAT Party Atyrau Regional Branch Beibit Myrzagaliyev also shared his views on the role of reforms in society. In addition, well-known mathematician sisters Akerke and Madina Erkinova spoke about the importance of ongoing reforms.

The concert program featured performances by popular singers Nurbolat Abdullin and BYTANAT, who created a festive atmosphere for the audience.

The monitoring visit of the experts from the Academic Integrity League continued at Khalel Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University.

As part of the program, an internal discussion of the monitoring group and work with supporting documents were held. The League experts provided consultations and presented a checklist.

A separate part of the program was devoted to forming a team of ambassadors from among the participants of the meeting. Based on the checklists and recommendations received, the team will begin developing a preliminary action plan for the university for the coming year to strengthen the principles of academic integrity.

At the end of the visit, the monitoring group met with the Rector of the University, Salamat Idrissov, and the university administration, where preliminary results of the visit were presented.

The final conclusions will be reflected in the official report.

Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University and the Department of Justice of the Atyrau Region of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan have signed a memorandum of cooperation.

The main purpose of the meeting was to discuss the 2026 work plan of the Legal Clinic, strengthen mutual cooperation between the parties, and consider the inclusion of a number of key initiatives in the 2026 action plan in line with the strategic objectives set by the Head of State, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, for 2026.

The event was attended by representatives of the Department of Justice, as well as faculty members of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines and the Department of Criminal Law Disciplines, which oversee the activities of the Legal Clinic. The memorandum was signed by Salamat Idrissov, Rector of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, and Gulanda Kystaubayeva, Head of the Department of Justice of the Atyrau Region, on behalf of the partner organization.

In addition, the Department of Justice will provide methodological and organizational support to the Legal Clinic and facilitate the involvement of notaries, attorneys, and experienced legal professionals. This cooperation will contribute to enhancing citizens’ legal culture and ensuring greater access to high-quality legal assistance.

Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University and the Atyrau Regional Department of the Committee on Legal Statistics and Special Records of the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The document was signed by Salamat Idrissov, Chair of the Board - Rector of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, and M. S. Khasenov, Acting Head of the Atyrau Regional Department of the Committee.

The memorandum outlines cooperation in providing professional training for students, preparing highly qualified specialists, and conducting joint scientific research. It also includes provisions for organizing industrial and pre-graduation internships for future professionals, strengthening partnerships with relevant institutions, and training students to conduct legal expertise of regulatory acts and draft projects.

In addition, within the framework of the Memorandum, the parties launched a pilot project titled “Forecasting Criminal Threats and Public Safety Risks.”