Our university hosted an important educational and informational meeting titled “Law and Order: The Foundation of a Rule-of-Law State and a Stable Society.” The event was jointly organized by the Faculties of Economics and Management, Law, and Theology as part of the “Law and Order” concept.
The primary aim was to enhance students’ legal literacy and culture and explain the importance of the rule of law and public order. The meeting also sought to raise awareness of the prevention of economic offences and financial fraud.
The special guest was Kairkhan Mustafayev, Chief Forensic Expert of the Forensic Division of the Department of Economic Investigations for the Turkistan Region under the Financial Monitoring Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The meeting was moderated by Umit Malden, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management for Research and Educational Affairs.
During the meeting, Kairkhan Mustafayev spoke about the fundamental principles of a rule-of-law state, citizens’ rights and responsibilities, and the consequences of economic crimes for society.
The speaker also informed students about illegal money transfers, money muling, illicit money circulation, and other unlawful activities. He explained how money mules operate and illustrated their methods with practical examples.
At the end of the meeting, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management Makpal Anlamassova thanked Kairkhan Mustafayev for visiting the university and providing young people with valuable information on legal matters. The participating students also received answers to their questions.
Thus, the meeting held as part of the “Law and Order” concept enhanced students’ legal literacy and helped them gain a deeper understanding of the importance of respecting the law, taking responsibility, and adhering to the principles of academic integrity.
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