Kazakhstan Celebrates Constitution Day
Kazakhstan commemorates the day its constitution came into effect on Aug. 30. On this date in 1995, the fundamental law of Kazakhstan was adopted at a national referendum.
Kazakhstan's 1995 Constitution, which replaced the 1993 version, marked a pivotal moment in the country's history by establishing a strong presidential system with substantial executive powers. This new framework was instrumental in consolidating Kazakhstan’s sovereignty and legal structure.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev extended his congratulations to the people of Kazakhstan, reflecting on the significance of this constitutional milestone.
“The main law is a solid foundation of our statehood, a reliable guarantor of the progressive and sustainable development of the country,” he said in a congratulatory message on Akorda.kz
“Defining the founding principles of the state and society, the Constitution prioritizes the interests, rights and freedoms of citizens. That is why the goal of all transformations carried out in Kazakhstan is the welfare of the people,” said Tokayev.(Source:astanatimes)
