Former deputies Murat Abenov and Yerlan Sairov commented on their nomination as candidates for the Kurultai from the Adilet party. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
Abenov said he grew up in a teacher's family, worked as a mathematics teacher, then moved to civil service and was elected as a Majilis deputy. According to him, he also participated in the work of the National Council of Public Trust, the National Kurultai, and the Constitutional Commission.
Abenov called the nomination from the Adilet party a great honor and an opportunity to continue the transformations started in the country.
"Much remains to be done. Most importantly, the main idea of the Adilet party is defined as justice, which each of us dreams of," he wrote.
According to Abenov, inclusion in the party list was an assessment of his contribution to reforms and a sign of trust from the new political association and colleagues with whom he shares similar values and goals.
Sairov also thanked the congress delegates for their trust and called the nomination a great honor and serious responsibility. He positively assessed the political reforms carried out in the country, including limiting the influence of monopolies and reorienting state policy towards solving social issues and improving the quality of life of citizens.
The ex-deputy also noted the importance of the new Constitution as a basis for forming a new political system.
"The Adilet party intends to actively participate in the implementation of the president's initiatives aimed at strengthening statehood and developing Kazakhstan," Sairov wrote.
He separately drew attention to the composition of the congress participants. According to him, the majority of delegates were young people, which he called an important and correct signal. Sairov supported the course of attracting a new generation of politicians and stated that he intends to work on strengthening the country's independence and protecting the interests of citizens.
Both politicians linked their nomination to the continuation of the reform course launched in 2019. Abenov emphasized his professional path and participation in public and expert platforms, while Sairov focused on supporting the political course and attracting young personnel.
Earlier, Kursiv reported that the Adilet party approved a list of 186 candidates for deputies of the Kurultai. It included Yerlan Karin, Bagdat Mussin, Askhat Aimagambetov, Natalya Godunova, former parliament deputies, representatives of state bodies, public figures, and experts.