Kazakhstan adopts new Constitution and schedules parliamentary elections
Following the implementation of a new national Constitution, the President of Kazakhstan has officially set the date for upcoming parliamentary elections.
By Europa Express3 Jul 2026 · 08:00 CETUpdated 3 Jul 2026 · 08:00 CET
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Core Briefing: Kazakhstan adopts new Constitution and schedules parliamentary elections
Strategic Context: Following the implementation of a new national Constitution, the President of Kazakhstan has officially set the date for upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Kazakhstan has officially transitioned to a new constitutional framework as of 1 July. Reporting on the development, Euronews stated that the new Constitution has now entered into force across the country.
In response to the requirements established by the updated framework, the President of Kazakhstan has formally scheduled parliamentary elections for 23 August. These elections are mandated by the new constitutional provisions.