Constitution Day
August 30, Saturday
History of the holiday
The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan was adopted on August 30, 1995, through a nationwide referendum. This document defined the structure of state power, established the rights and duties of citizens, and affirmed democratic principles of governance. Constitution Day became an official state holiday in 1996, reinforcing respect for the law and public order in the country.
Traditions of celebration
Constitution Day in Kazakhstan is accompanied by official and public events:
* Ceremonial events with the participation of state bodies
* Speeches by government representatives about the significance of the Constitution
* Educational events, lectures, and discussions about citizens’ rights
* Concerts, cultural programs, and exhibitions dedicated to state symbols and the history of Kazakhstan
* Laying flowers at monuments symbolizing statehood and independence
Meaning of the holiday
Constitution Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan emphasizes the importance of law and citizens’ rights, strengthening the sense of national identity and pride in the country. This holiday reminds everyone of the necessity to uphold the Constitution and respect the rights and freedoms of all citizens.