30 BOOKS on Ethnopolitics in honor of the 30th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan

2021 in Kazakhstan is marked by a big date in the life of our Republic - the 30th anniversary of the Independence. Today Kazakhstan is an independent, democratic and legal state. President of the country Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, speaking about the celebration of the 30th anniversary of Independence, noted: “Now it is not the time to hold numerous celebrations on the occasion of this important historical date”, “The 30th year of independence should be celebrated with impact, productive work. We must pay great attention to improving the level of reading literacy. Libraries that need modernization and digitalization can play an important role in this matter”. As the sages said, "To give a book is to give it a new life." So, in honor of the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan, from our partners KSI "Kogamdyk Kelisim" under the Department of Internal Policy of Akmola region, represented by the head of the analysis and monitoring department Raev Adil Karataevich, significant and relevant books on Ethnopolitics and Social - Political Consolidation of the Kazakh people. Speaking at the meeting with the teaching staff of the department, he emphasized the importance of the 30th anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the life of our country. The head of the Department of International Relations and History of A. Myrzakhmetov KU Elyubaev R.B. noted that KSI "Kogamdyk Kelisim" is the employer of the department, graduates of the educational programs "International Relations" and "History" are successfully working in its departments. The anniversary of Independence should not be idle, but meaningful. In this vein, these books are especially important in the formation of historical consciousness and the promotion of the values ​​of Independence. The purpose of this event is simple and kind - to give good books, which means to give them new life and find new readers.

Elyubaev R.B., head of the Department of International Relations, History and Social Work