On November 11 of this year, faculty members of the Department of Humanities and Natural Sciences—Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor V. E. Anarbekova, and lecturer M. U. Azimova—conducted an open lesson on the topic of the Concept for the Development of Civic Identity “Kyrgyz Zharany” in the Kyrgyz Republic at the International University named after K. Sh. Toktomamatov for students of the “Economics” program.

The students were provided with detailed information on the key directions of the Concept. During the open lesson, issues of civic responsibility, adherence to the rule of law, strengthening social cohesion, as well as patriotic education and unity were discussed. Throughout the discussion, students participated actively, asked questions, and shared their opinions. As a result, the importance of enhancing young people’s civic self-awareness and preserving harmony in society was highlighted, and the need for holding such educational and awareness-raising activities on a regular basis was emphasized.