The «Ruhani Jangyru» program is in action

On March 19, 2018, the Department of Political Science and Political Technologies held a meeting with the Doctor of Political Sciences N.Kalashnikova. She is Deputy Director of the Institute of Eurasian Integration, a member of the National Commission for the Modernization of Public Consciousness under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a member of the Scientific and Expert Council of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan. The teaching stuff, doctoral students, undergraduates and bachelors of the department took part in it.

This meeting was devoted to the issues of the implementation of the “Spiritual Regeneration” (Ruhani Jangyru) Program and its six national projects. The Doctor of Political Sciences N.Kalashnikova presented the collective monographs "Social Modernization of Kazakhstan" and "Communicative Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Current Status and Development Prospects", published by the Institute of Eurasian Integration in the context of the program article of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N.Nazarbayev "A Look into the Future: Modernization of Public Consciousness". These books, as well as N.A Nazarbayev's work "The Era of Independence" were donated to the library of the Department of Political Science and Political Technologies. At the end of the meeting N.Kalashnikova answered the questions. She stressed the considerable interest of the meeting participants in the results of the “Spiritual Regeneration” (Ruhani Jangyru) Program for the year, its key directions and the future prospects of this work with the direct involvement of young people.

Doctor of Philosophy, Professor of the chair G. Abdigaliyeva, the undergraduates A.Zhunusova and A. Orazbayeva noted the informational richness of the event, value of materials on the implementation of the program and its six national projects, especially in the regions of the republic, about methodology and results of sociological research and activity of the Institute of Eurasian Integration.

Department of Political Science and Political Technologies