On January 13, a scientific seminar titled "Sustainable Development of Legal Science: Doctrines and Concepts" was held at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. Leading legal professionals, scholars, and experts discussed the most pressing issues and future prospects of the legal field, with a particular focus on mechanisms for adapting legal concepts to rapidly changing societal realities.
One of the key presentations was delivered by Saule Nurzhan, Senior Specialist at the Institute of Parliamentarism, on the topic "Adapting Legal Concepts to Social Changes: Challenges and Opportunities in the New Era." She emphasized the necessity of continuously modernizing legal theory and practice in response to contemporary economic and sociocultural challenges.
The main objective of the seminar was to foster closer collaboration between legal science and practice, as well as to explore new approaches that could ensure legal norms align with society’s evolving needs. During the discussions, participants addressed the implementation of sustainable development principles, the impact of legal reforms on social processes, and ways to resolve current challenges in the field of law.
At the conclusion of the seminar, experts expressed their willingness to continue collaborating and implement the proposed ideas, noting that such joint efforts would elevate legal science to a higher level.
