Senator of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan held an "open lecture"

In accordance with the action plan for the organization and holding of the 30th anniversary of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, on 18.03.25, at the Department of History of Kazakhstan and Socio-public Disciplines, Deputy of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan Beknazarov Nurlan Kudiyarovich held an "open lecture" on the ZOOM platform with 2nd year students of the Faculty of Medicine of the SKMA.
The main purpose of the "open lecture" is to explain to students about the work of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the role of the legislature, as well as to inform them about legislative reforms and changes in the development of healthcare in Kazakhstan.
The 30th anniversary of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan is an important anniversary, as it marks a major stage in the formation and development of the country's legislative body after the declaration of independence of Kazakhstan. After the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan on August 30, 1995, the Parliament became an important institution of the country's political and legal system.
Senator N.K. Beknazarov informed the students about the specifics of the work of the Parliament and the Senate, the process of adopting the law, and important political and social issues taking place in society. In addition, it allowed students to understand the modern legislation and the political system of the country, which encouraged them to actively participate in political and public life in the future. He also introduced the youth to the adopted laws on religion, ethics, legislation and reforms in the field of healthcare, production, quality control and distribution of pharmaceutical products.
The "open lecture" with the senator will analyze the path of development of the country's legislative power and determine its contribution to the independence and democratic principles of Kazakhstan. Such "open lectures" encourage students to actively participate in public life and take a responsible attitude towards the country's political system.