On October 23, Yessenov University hosted an international scientific and practical conference titled “Constitutionalism in the Digital Age: Human Rights, Technological Challenges, and New Guarantees,” marking the adoption of Kazakhstan’s New Constitution, Republic Day, and the university’s 50th anniversary.
Organized by the Department of Jurisprudence, the conference convened scholars and legal experts from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. The plenary session in Independence Hall was opened and moderated by acting Rector of Yessenov University Ermek Nurmaganbet.
Keynotes were presented by Constitutional Court Judge Aizhan Zhatkanbayeva, Regional Court Chair Gulazhar Bakytzhanova, Civil Service Agency Department Head Toktamys Zhumagulov, and Deputy Police Chief Ilyas Zhumagulov. International scholars included Rauf Gasanov (Baku State University), Amanlyk Gulimov (Karakalpak State University), and Kymbat Zhekshen kyzy (Kyrgyz National University).
Work continued across four scientific sections focusing on AI application in governance and law enforcement, personal data protection, digital banking, e-commerce, digital notary services, and environmental rights.
