A. Nadirkulova, Deputy Head of the National Human Rights Center, on a working visit to Hungary
At the invitation of the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights, A. Nadirkulova, deputy head of the National Centre for Human Rights, is conducting a working visit to Hungary from 16 to 19 May 2023 with a view to developing international cooperation.
The Ombudsmen of Turkey, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan are also taking part.
During the visit, Nadirkulova met with the Ombudsman of Hungary, the President of the Constitutional Court of Hungary and the National Commander of the Penitentiary Service, visited the Regional Office of the Ombudsman in Debrecen and met with the Chief of Police of Szabolcs-Satmar-Bereg county, and visited the penitentiary institution in Veszprém county.
On May 19, the final day of her working visit to Hungary, Nadirkulova is scheduled to meet with State Minister for Security Policy and Energy Security Staraej Péter.
On the same day, A. Nadirkulova will hold an introductory meeting with representatives of the General Directorate of the National Police and the National Headquarters of the Hungarian Penitentiary Service, and attend an international conference.
During the working visit, A. Nadirkulova informed her foreign colleagues in detail about the ongoing reforms in the Republic of Kazakhstan, interaction of government and civil society through the prism of the "Hearing State" concept and its future prospects. At the same time the provisions significantly expanding the human rights potential of the country were explained, the political reforms in the democratic context of development of the country as well as current issues of the Office of the Ombudsman for Human Rights were discussed.
In general, the information provided by the Deputy Head of the National Center for Human Rights A.Nadirkulova aroused great interest and support of foreign colleagues.
As a result of the meetings, agreements were reached on further joint cooperation.