On February 11 of the current year, a meeting was held at the university as part of the “Law and Order” campaign, with the participation of officers from the Almaly District Police Department and academic advisors.
The main purpose of the event was to enhance students’ legal awareness, prevent offenses, and foster a culture of respect for the law among young people.
During the meeting, police officers provided detailed information on maintaining public order, preventing youth-related offenses, ensuring online safety, and protecting oneself from fraud. Academic advisors engaged in an open dialogue with students, emphasizing that compliance with the law is the responsibility of every citizen.
The discussion was held in an interactive format, allowing students to ask questions and receive practical legal guidance. Particular attention was paid to the relationship between freedom and responsibility, as well as to the importance of the rule of law as a guarantee of social stability.
This meeting aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 16 – “Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.” Strengthening the rule of law, building a just society, and improving legal culture are essential prerequisites for sustainable development.
Youth represent the future of the nation. A conscious generation that respects the law and upholds order is a reliable pillar of the state.
