The Vice President of the Republic of Kazakhstan participated in an international symposium dedicated to the legacy of al-Farabi Arlan Karin spoke at the international symposium "Philosophy. ethics. The future", which takes place at the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University in Almaty. At the opening, he read a greeting from President Kassem-Jomart Tokayev, who noted the importance of studying and popularizing the legacy of great thinkers. Al-Farabi promoted enduring universal human values, leaving behind a unique legacy. His teaching on the wise man and the virtuous society will never lose its relevance. "Al-Farabi's views fully correspond to the ideas of "Taza Kazakhstan" and "Adal Azamat", which have become an integral part of our national identity," Kasem-Jumart Tokaib emphasized. In a speech at the forum, the vice president emphasized that the symposium that will be dedicated to Al-Farabi's ideas will have the status of a traditional scientific platform. The president ordered an international symposium dedicated to the legacy of Yasawi and al-Farabi to be held on an ongoing basis in Turkestan and Almaty. Now these events will take place alternately every two years. Thus, the study of our strategic and spiritual heritage reaches the systemic and institutional level," said Arlen Karin. More than 150 local and foreign scientists, researchers and experts participated in the symposium.

The Vice President of the Republic of Kazakhstan participated in an international symposium dedicated to the legacy of al-Farabi Arlan Karin spoke at the international symposium "Philosophy. ethics. The future", which takes place at the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University in Almaty. At the opening, he read a greeting from President Kassem-Jomart Tokayev, who noted the importance of studying and popularizing the legacy of great thinkers. Al-Farabi promoted enduring universal human values, leaving behind a unique legacy. His teaching on the wise man and the virtuous society will never lose its relevance. "Al-Farabi's views fully correspond to the ideas of "Taza Kazakhstan" and "Adal Azamat", which have become an integral part of our national identity," Kasem-Jumart Tokaib emphasized. In a speech at the forum, the vice president emphasized that the symposium that will be dedicated to Al-Farabi's ideas will have the status of a traditional scientific platform. The president ordered an international symposium dedicated to the legacy of Yasawi and al-Farabi to be held on an ongoing basis in Turkestan and Almaty. Now these events will take place alternately every two years. Thus, the study of our strategic and spiritual heritage reaches the systemic and institutional level," said Arlen Karin. More than 150 local and foreign scientists, researchers and experts participated in the symposium.