On May 29, 2019, a meeting of proxies of the candidate for the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan from the party “Nur Otan” Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev with the labor collectives of the city of Nur-Sultan was held. The event was attended by deputies of the maslikhat of Nur-Sultan, public figures, employees of the Apparatus of the Almaty branch of the Nur Otan party, doctor of law, associate professor of the theory and history of state and law, constitutional law Zh.I.Ibragimov.
The meeting of the members of the public headquarters of the candidate for the President of Kazakhstan from the party “Nur Otan” Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev was opened with a special session dedicated to the election program of the candidate Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev.
The trusted representative of the presidential candidate of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Zh.Ibragimov, said that Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev’s electoral program gave serious attention to the rule of law and fair justice. Ensuring the independence of the judiciary and judges, strict adherence to the spirit and letter of the Code of Judicial Ethics, fair punishment, regardless of position and social status, ensuring equality of the parties to the prosecution and protection in court. He also noted that anyone can send suggestions to the candidate to supplement the election program, leaving a request on the website toqaev2019kz or writing a post to social networks with the hashtag # Бірге.
With great enthusiasm, the participants of the meeting perceived the message about the projects "Saryarka", "City without suburbs", "Presumption of good faith of the entrepreneur." Because these projects are implemented in all regions of the country and cover a wide social groups.
Zh. Ibragimov also stressed that the Nur Ocean party’s program to build a welfare society and Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev’s electoral program “Continuity, Justice and Progress” defines concrete measures for our new future, which will be completely different in the light of the unprecedented technological development of the world economy.
