On February 11, a lecture titled "State Symbols of the Republic of Kazakhstan" was held at the Presidential Center of Kazakhstan for the eighth-grade students of School-Lyceum No. 93 in Astana.
The primary goal of the session was to deepen the knowledge of the younger generation about the national symbols of Kazakhstan, foster patriotism, civic consciousness, and respect for the history of the country's emergence as a sovereign and independent state.
During the lecture, students were introduced to the history of the official attributes of independent Kazakhstan, learned about their symbolic meaning and ideological significance, reflecting the continuity between the past, present and future of the state.
Historical documents from the museum and archive collections of the Presidential Center were showcased to the students. In addition, participants had the opportunity to explore archival photo and video materials, while a documentary video provided insight into the process of designing and producing the state symbols.
The students actively engaged in discussions, completed group tasks, and shared their observations and impressions. The session concluded with a collective performance of the national anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
