BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 26. Kazakhstan is
continuing large-scale modernization of its government system and
public institutions.


This was announced by the press service of the Kazakh President,
citing Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's remarks at the plenary session of
the Republican August Conference


"Just a few days ago, the first elections to the Kurultai were
held, and their results were announced yesterday. This important
political event was organized at an unprecedentedly high level,"
the press service says, citing Tokayev.


Tokayev praised the Central Election Commission's work, noting
that advanced solutions, including artificial intelligence
technologies, are being introduced into the electoral process to
improve efficiency.


"The elections attracted considerable interest from foreign
observers. The international community recognized the election
results, confirming their full compliance with national legislation
and all relevant requirements," the president said.


Furthermore, Tokayev announced that he had signed an order
convening the first session of the Kurultai of the first
convocation for August 28, in accordance with Article 46 of the
Constitution. Political parties that secured seats in the Kurultai
are expected to finalize their lists of deputies before the
session.


According to Tokayev, the lists submitted by the parties include
experienced professionals from various fields as well as citizens
at the beginning of their political careers, including young people
and members of the Presidential Youth Talent Reserve.







"Representatives of the new generation have undoubtedly brought
new momentum to the electoral campaign. Equal opportunities were
provided to everyone who seeks to serve the people honestly, is not
afraid of responsibility, and thinks innovatively. Essentially,
this is a natural and evolutionary process," he said.


The president also highlighted the activity, ideological
preparedness and professionalism of political parties during the
election campaign.


"During the election campaign, many constructive proposals were
put forward that could have a direct impact on the country's
future," Tokayev said.


He added that voters had also actively participated in the
political process by openly expressing their views on various
issues during nationwide televised debates and public discussions
in the information space.


"Thus, the values of mutual respect, responsibility and
pluralism of opinions are becoming increasingly rooted in society,
while a new political culture is taking shape," the president
said.