Information Meeting as Part of the “Tolyk Adam” Project
Information Meeting as Part of the “Tolyk Adam” Project
On September 29, 2026, the School of Law held another comprehensive information and awareness-raising meeting with students as part of the “Tolyk Adam” social project.
The main purpose of the event was to promote the concept of “Tolyk Adam” (“The Complete Person”) developed by the great Kazakh philosopher and poet Abai, foster spiritual and moral values, enhance young people’s legal and financial literacy, and raise awareness of the importance of education, work, and personal responsibility in shaping a modern individual.
The event was organized on the initiative and with the support of Nurlan Salamatovich Ibrayev, Candidate of Legal Sciences and Associate Professor at the School of Law.
The meeting brought together the following speakers and experts: Zhanyl Amantaikyzy Apetova — Manager and Organizer of the “Tolyk Adam” social project; Dauren Askarly Kobeyev — Senior Special-Importance Investigations Officer of the Department for Combating Drug-Related Crime of the Almaty City Police Department, Police Lieutenant Colonel; Makpal Muratkyzy — Leader Consultant at Otbasy Bank JSC; Alsu Sariyeva — Consultant at the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) JSC.
The meeting featured an open dialogue with students on spiritual and moral values and Abai’s philosophy of “Adam bol!” (“Be a human being!”). The participants discussed personal development, responsibility, and the formation of value orientations among today’s youth.
The experts also provided students with useful information on crime prevention, opportunities to purchase housing through Otbasy Bank JSC programs, as well as the fundamentals of financial planning and pension savings within the UAPF system.
The students demonstrated a high level of interest in the topics discussed, actively participated in the discussion, and addressed their questions to the experts.
The meeting served as another important platform for open dialogue with students and for enhancing their legal, financial, and social literacy as part of the implementation of the “Tolyk Adam” project.