The KAFU Team Takes Part in the National Intellectual Game “New Constitution and Youth.”

On May 26, 2026, the national intellectual game “New Constitution and Youth” was held in Ust-Kamenogorsk, bringing together students from higher education institutions across Kazakhstan. The Kazakh-American Free University team “Alash Amanaty” represented the event.

This national initiative aims to improve legal literacy among young people, develop civic responsibility, and engage them in the socio-political life of the country. In today’s dynamically developing country, fostering legal awareness and respect for the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan is becoming an important foundation for building a just and progressive society.

The intellectual game is held in a quiz format – an interactive competition dedicated to issues of constitutional law, the history of Kazakhstan, and state values. Participants demonstrate not only a high level of erudition but also skills in teamwork, logical thinking, quick decision-making, and a well-reasoned defense of their positions.

Twenty-two teams from various regions of the country are participating in the competition. The wide geographic diversity of the participants underscores the high interest of young people in the key political and legal reforms taking place in Kazakhstan. For students, this is not only an opportunity to test their knowledge but also a platform to exchange experiences, new ideas, and connect with active youth from across the country.

The organizers note that such events contribute to the development of a new generation of citizens who understand their rights and responsibility for the country’s future. Particular attention is paid to promoting the values ​​of the New Constitution and strengthening the principles of legality, justice, and civic engagement.

The participation of the KAFU “Alash Amanaty” team in the national intellectual game further demonstrates the university students’ commitment to developing a legal culture, active citizenship, and involvement in Kazakhstan’s public life.