On August 30th, Kazakhstan celebrated one of the country’s most important holidays—Constitution Day, which commemorates the adoption of the 1995 constitution which confirmed the Kazakh people’s determination to become a democratic and secular republic.

This year’s celebration will undoubtedly be particularly festive, given that Kazakhstan is also marked 30 years of independence—a milestone that many of its fellow post-Soviet states are sharing. Uzbekistan marked its 30th Independence Day on September 1st, while Estonia also commemorated three decades as an independent country this month. 

https://www.neweurope.eu/article/economic-progress-and-political-reforms-give-post-soviet-space-reason-to-celebrate/

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