In his address, the Head of State noted that for millions of Muslims, Ramadan is a time of spiritual purification, moral growth, compassion and solidarity. Fasting, he emphasized, cultivates resilience, patience, modesty and responsibility.
Tokayev highlighted the importance of embracing spiritual values with awareness and maturity amid complex global and domestic transformations. He recalled that Kazakhstan is undergoing a historic phase of modernization, with a draft of a new Constitution submitted to a national referendum. The document aims to strengthen statehood, enhance institutional effectiveness and safeguard human rights.
The President stressed that the principles of rule of law, order, justice and patriotism resonate with the eternal values of Ramadan, concluding his message with warm wishes to the Muslim community.
