Constitution Day in Kazakhstan
Constitution Day in Kazakhstan is held on August 30. This event in the third decade of the month August is annual. 
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Constitution Day in Kazakhstan is an official public holiday celebrated on August 30th. It was on this day in 1995 when the people of Kazakhstan approved a draft of the new constitution at a national referendum, an act which proved to be a turning point on the road to establishing Kazakhstan as an independent nation.
Through the Constitution, the national legal system is directly linked to modern international law. The Basic Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan was amended twice, once in 1998 and again in 2007, at which time a new form of state system – presidential parliamentary – was outlined in the document.
On Constitution Day in Kazakhstan, festivities, concerts and exhibitions are held in every region and city of the republic. While you can watch parades and games in the rural and mountain regions, most official events are held in the country’s capital, Nur-Sultan. Activities include performances by both Kazakh and foreign artists, solemn gatherings in many parks and a beautiful evening fireworks show.
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