On October 22, 2026, the International Educational Corporation (KazGASA) held a ceremonial event dedicated to the Republic Day of Kazakhstan. The celebration brought together students, faculty members, and staff, serving as an important initiative to promote national values, strengthen patriotism, and foster respect for the country’s historical and cultural heritage.

The event began with a welcoming address by the Rector of the International Educational Corporation (KazGASA), Bakhtiyar Sabdenaliyev. In his speech, the Rector highlighted the special significance of Republic Day in the history of Kazakhstan and congratulated students, faculty members, and staff on the national holiday. He emphasized the importance of preserving unity, respecting national values, and encouraging young people to pursue quality education and professional development, while extending his best wishes to students, faculty members, and staff for well-being and future achievements.

As part of the festive program, students presented a series of creative performances. Traditional Kazakh music performed on the dombra highlighted the richness of the nation’s cultural heritage and created a ceremonial atmosphere. One of the most memorable moments was a student’s expressive recitation of the poem “I Am Kazakh,” dedicated to national identity, love for the homeland, and pride in one’s people. These performances reflected the younger generation’s respect for Kazakhstan’s culture and traditions.

The event provided students with an opportunity to demonstrate their creative abilities, express appreciation for national traditions, and participate in commemorating a significant national occasion. Such initiatives contribute to the comprehensive development of young people, the formation of civic responsibility, and the promotion of patriotic values within the educational environment.

Organizing cultural and educational activities dedicated to national holidays is an important part of the International Educational Corporation’s (KazGASA) efforts to foster students’ moral and cultural development, preserve national heritage, and strengthen unity within the academic community.