The work on the draft law was carried out by professors of the Scientific School of Labor Law at MNU in close cooperation with the Project Office of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

As part of the document’s preparation, 17 meetings of the Working Group under the Senate were held with the participation of representatives of government bodies, trade unions, employers, and other social partners.

This broad expert discussion made it possible to comprehensively refine the proposed amendments and confirmed the high importance of the initiative for modernizing the system of collective labor relations regulation in the country.

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H.E. Ambassador Simkić highlighted the importance of fostering progress based on Kazakhstan’s unique values while meeting international commitments, particularly in media freedom and human rights. She noted the challenges some media outlets face when expressing opinions different from official narratives and stressed the significance of upholding commitments to freedom of speech.

n discussing human rights, the Ambassador praised Kazakhstan’s adoption of domestic violence legislation as a positive step. However, she emphasized the need for careful implementation to ensure that family values do not overshadow protections for victims. She stressed the importance of prioritizing victims’ rights and safety, highlighting that most cases of domestic violence occur within families.

The Ambassador also addressed EU-Kazakhstan relations, emphasizing strong cooperation in trade, connectivity, and transportation, while acknowledging room for further dialogue on human rights.

The lecture concluded with a lively Q&A session, where students posed questions about European foreign policy and global geopolitics. Ambassador Simkić’s insights provided a valuable perspective on the importance of fostering collaboration and mutual understanding between the EU and Kazakhstan. As a gesture of appreciation, Maqsut Narikbayev University presented H.E. Aleška Simkić with a beautifully crafted notebook to thank her for her time and invaluable insights.

This event marked another milestone in the university’s commitment to bringing global perspectives to its students and fostering dialogue on pressing international issues.

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Ambassador’s lecture was devoted to the essence, life, structure and basic tools of diplomacy. Ambassador Kapucu also discussed the actual challenges faced by foreign policy in an ever-changing world.
To conclude the lecture, Ambassador shared tips with the students on what makes person a good diplomat.

After the lecture, Ambassador Kapucu had a tour around the University, and met with the Chairman of the Board for a welcoming remarks and to discuss future partnerships in the field of education.

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The esteemed delegation included Enactus global office members Elgar Beumer (Senior Vice President, Network Operations, Learning & Events), Amy Englert (Vice President, Global Events & Experience), and Tiffany Drummond Armstrong (Chief Development Officer) and Enactus Kazakhstan representatives Albina Yerzhanova (President of Enactus Kazakhstan), Shynggyskhan Yeltay, Rigina Sissiova, and Diana Beket.

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Ambassador’s lecture was focused on the creation, structure and functioning of the EU, understanding the work of a diplomat and his personal diplomatic experience. To conclude his lecture, Ambassador Jankauskas conducted an interactive game with the students, at the end of which, the winners received gifts from the Delegation of the European Union in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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The International Committee of the Red Cross is an impartial, neutral and independent organization whose aims and objectives are exclusively humanitarian in nature, namely to protect the lives and dignity of people affected by armed conflict and violence and to provide them with assistance.

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Mr. Vseviov talked to International Law students on rules-based International Legal System – its future and challenges, Estonia’s foreign policy trajectory and its vision for the future global order. Throughout the session, the Secretary General underscored six key principles crucial for maintaining peace and security in both the region and the world.

We extend our genuine appreciation to the Embassy of the Republic of Estonia in Republic of Kazakhstan for taking the initiative to organize this event.

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During her lecture, Ms. Ehoke outlined her professional path, explained the workings of the Paris Court system, and discussed with students serious topics such as the international kidnapping of children. She also shared unique cases from her career.

The University expresses its sincere gratitude to the Embassy of French Republic in Republic of Kazakhstan for facilitating and supporting the visit of Ms. Lisa Ehok, which promotes valuable intercultural exchange and enhances the educational experience of our students.

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The lecture by Mr. Fenopetov was devoted to the history, functioning, structure and decision making of the OSCE. Mr. Fenopetov also shared with the students aspects of international law in the field of the OSCE, the pros and cons of “hard” and “soft” law and his personal experience.

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