On July 4, 2019, a solemn meeting was held at the capital’s branch of the Nur Otan party, at which some members of the party were presented with Gratitude from the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan for their work as part of the election headquarters and as proxies of the presidential candidate. Along with well-known public figures and representatives of the business community of the capital from among the authorized representatives of the Head of State, the dean of the law faculty, doctor of jurisprudence Ibrahimov Zh.I. was awarded thanks from the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
In a solemn atmosphere, thanks were presented by the Deputy Chairman of the party. As is known, the presidential elections held on June 9 were marked by a record voter turnout. More than 90 percent of voters came to the polls to express their citizenship. And in this great merit of the party "Nur Otan", party activists say. The same actions that were held, many thousands, in all areas, and those final chords, which were heard in Nur-Sultan, thanks to party members, in which the student and working youth also participated. They simply showed that both the party leader and the party itself are one. Zh.I. Ibragimov As part of the public headquarters, he visited almost all campaign events. He says that at every meeting there was a great support from Kazakhstan. In turn, he believes that this is a victory not only for the party “Nur Otan”, but also for all citizens of our country. In his letter of thanks, the President, speaking of victory, said that our contribution was very important, and therefore to feel ourselves as a part of such a big step of our country in the future, in progress, it is always very important. And when the contribution of the members of the “Nur Otan” party is evaluated, it is very great. And in general, we feel such a rise is very big. Joy and events, so this is the victory of our party, the party "Nur Otan". Recall that the candidate of the Nur Otan party, the Head of State Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev won 70.96 percent of the votes.
