Tokayev emphasized the press's vital role in fostering national unity.

On February 2, Kazakhstan celebrates National Press Day – a holiday that symbolizes profound respect for the workers of print media.

On this day, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev congratulated journalists, editors, and publishers, highlighting their significant role in the country's development.

Domestic print publications have always served the interests of society by providing truthful information and shaping national consciousness. The President noted that journalism in Kazakhstan has a rich history and deep educational traditions. For decades, newspapers and magazines have served as platforms for discussing critical issues that concern society.

Since the launch of the first Kazakh newspapers, representatives of the intelligentsia have used their pages to address pressing problems and shape public opinion. The traditions of honest and objective journalism are upheld by modern professionals in print media, ensuring the population receives reliable information. The President emphasized that at various times in history, the domestic press has selflessly served the interests of the nation, and today its employees continue this path, advocating for the principles of truthfulness and objectivity.

Despite the advancement of digital technologies, newspapers and magazines remain a vital component of the information landscape. The head of state expressed confidence that domestic publications will continue to make significant contributions to strengthening the unity of the people, implementing constructive initiatives, and forming a new quality of the nation.

In conclusion of his congratulations, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev wished all print media workers prosperity and creative inspiration, noting that their work is of immense importance for societal development and the preservation of national values.

February 2 marks a new festive date in Kazakhstan – National Press Day . The date was officially established on June 30, 2023.