National Flag hoisted on 100-meter pole in Shymkent
In honor of Republic Day, the National Flag was solemnly raised atop a 100-meter flagpole in Shymkent, Qazinform News Agency reports, citing the city akimat.
Akim (Mayor) of Shymkent Gabit Syzdykbekov, public activists, and youth took part in the event.
The ceremony demonstrated respect for state symbols and reminded attendees of the significance of sovereignty in the country’s history. The National Flag embodies Kazakhstan's Independence, the unity of the people, and shared responsibility for the state's future, the akimat says.
This year marks 36 years since the Declaration of State Sovereignty was adopted. Adopted on October 25, 1990, it became a crucial milestone on the path to independence and laid the groundwork for further establishment of Kazakh statehood.
Today, Republic Day unites citizens around common values, respect for history, and the aspiration for the Homeland's prosperity. The holiday highlights the vital need to preserve unity and harmony, emphasizing every citizen's role in the development of the country.
Earlier, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev attended a solemn ceremony raising the National Flag of Kazakhstan in the square in front of the Akorda Residence in honor of Republic Day.
It was reported that flag-raising ceremonies will be held in all regions.