In the draft of Kazakhstan’s new Basic Law, the principle
of ‘Law and Order’ is enshrined at the
highest constitutional level. According to Mazhilis member Abzal Kuspan, this
will have a positive impact on the country’s economic growth and sustainable development. The rule of law will
ensure the protection of investments and capital, which, in turn, will
stimulate economic activity. This fundamental principle will strengthen
business confidence in state institutions.
«Law and order are essential. Only when the terms of agreements, whether
between business partners or an employer and an employee, are respected can
countries prosper, their economies grow, and order and the rule of law be
upheld. Only under such conditions will people want to live and raise their
children in such a country,» noted Abzal Kuspan, a member of the Mazhilis, the
Lower House of the Kazakh Parliament.
The changes reflected in the draft new Constitution will
have a positive impact on the country’s transformation into a digital state.
This process requires both the training of IT specialists and the implementation of modern technologies in the system of public
administration. This is the view of Mazhilis member Yekaterina Smyshlyayeva. At the same time, the new Constitution will also contribute to
supplying the domestic market with IT-skilled specialists across all sectors,
she notes. The new Basic Law places priority on the development of science,
support for education, and workforce training, which will serve as the
foundation for further growth of the country’s economy.
«We are at a stage of development. In fact, we are part of a revolutionary and evolutionary process in the global development of digital technologies. We are not isolated. In the digital world it is almost impossible to remain local. That is why we must meet the demands of today and the needs of our users,» said Yekaterina Smyshlyayeva, a member of the Mazhilis, the Lower House of the Kazakh Parliament.
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