Kazakhstan’s Vice President chairs national meeting on domestic policy

Kazakhstan’s Vice President chairs national meeting on domestic policy

Kazakhstan’s Vice President Erlan Karin chaired a national meeting on domestic policy. It was attended by representatives of the Presidential Administration, the Government and regional authorities. In his remarks, the Vice President focused on the constitutional values shaping the ideological agenda. Erlan Karin stressed the need to further promote these values and embed them in society. He noted that the Head of State’s policy is aimed at ensuring Kazakhstan’s continued progress, with modernization now encompassing all areas of public life. This makes it essential to foster a culture of hard work, education, science and progress in society.

«Our Constitution defines not only the legal framework of the state but also the value-based foundation of society. Perhaps for the first time in our history, the country’s ideology has acquired a clear structure and substantive content. Therefore, our primary task is to explain and promote constitutional values, further advance them and ensure that they become firmly rooted in society,» noted Erlan Karin, Vice President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Erlan Karin also focused on citizen feedback. Contact centres of central government agencies and regional authorities need to be integrated into a single digital platform. This is one of the areas for improving the public administration model for the new economy, which should be driven by digitalization and artificial intelligence. The President has instructed the Government to develop a comprehensive plan for this reform. The Vice President described the effective implementation of the Head of State’s initiatives as one of the priorities of domestic policy.

«President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev delivered his state-of-the-nation address. This year’s address is an important document of a strategic nature, setting out long- and medium-term development priorities for various sectors of the country. It takes into account both the needs of the population and the interests of the state,» Erlan Karin added.