Three events that happened on my birthday

GED 1201

«HISTORY OF KAZAKHSTAN»

ESSAY

«Three events that happened on my birthday»

Written by a student of

3^rd course of

«Accounting and Audit»

Shynbolat Dariya

Professor: Kurmanguzhin R. S.

December 17, 2024

ALMATY

2024

There are 365 days in a year. Each year in life has a written history. Even every day some events happen and go down in history. In my view, even our every day go down in our history with an invisible pen. Our history starts on the day we were born. Because of this, our birthday is the most important day in our life. Have you ever wondered what significant events were unfolding in the country on a day that holds special meaning for us? The goal of this essay is to find and explore the events that happened on my birthday. In this way, I would like to show that every day has its own story.

I was born on the 1^st of September 2005. My life began in city maternity hospital №5 in Auezov district of Almaty. On this day at 7 am my mother’s mom passed away, then on this day, I was born at 8 am. This is how my history started. My dad thought my relatives would hate me because of the situation. But the story turned out so I was loved more than anyone else. Cause all of my relatives always tell me that I’m very similar to my grandmother. And my grandfather named me Dariya to make it similar to my grandmother’s name.

Let’s get to the main purpose of the essay. My birthday occurs at the same time as Knowledge Day. Therefore, on September 1, 2005, a new Kazakh secondary school was opened in Astana. This school №51 enrolled 1200 school children. The school's opening ceremony was graced by the first President Nursultan A. N. and the Minister of Education Birganym Aitimova, who visited the new classrooms with students. For the foundation of this school, 716.5 million tenge was allocated from the budget. At the moment the status of this school has been raised and has become a gymnasium named after Mustafa Shokai. On that day 8222 new schools were opened.

The next event played a role in the growth of our country's political relations. On September 1, 2005, the Chairman of the Senate of the Parliament Nurtai Abykayev welcomed the Head of the Constitution Council of France, Pierre Mazo. In the meeting was mentioned that the close partnership of the constitutional bodies Kazakhstan and France will bring encouraging results. In my point of view, this is a great point, cause such cooperation can contribute to the strengthening of the legal and the development of democratic institutions in both countries. Pierre Mazo pointed as well that our form of government is acceptable for Kazakhstan and ensures democracy in the country. As stated by Pierre Mazo, France has a mixed type of government and this often causes a tense situation between the leaders. This makes some politicians think about the adoption of a presidential government. Nowadays, the type of government in France has stayed the same mixed.

In the following part of the meeting in the parliament, Pierre Mazo and the Chairman of the Chamber Ural Mukhamedzhaov met. During their conversation, they noticed the dynamic growth of diplomatic ties. They also discussed the upcoming visit of the French President at that time, Jacques Chirac. Presidents of the countries have changed since that time. But we still keep strong ties between the countries. Our present President Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev held a conversation in France with the current French President Emmanuel Macron on November 5, 2024.

The third event that I would like to share is the official visit of our former President Nursultan Nazarbayev to the South Kazakhstan region. This working trip demonstrates the importance of this region for our country. Focused attention was paid to improving the agro-industrial complex of South Kazakhstan, which historically plays a major role in cotton production. In 2005, over 135 thousand hectares of land were sown in the area, which is an important role for the agricultural sector of Kazakhstan. The President noticed that the South Kazakhstan region combines traditions and innovative approaches to economic growth. This trip also reminded me of the importance of history. During this official visit was mentioned that since 1923 the Maktaaral district has become the centre of cotton growing, and in 2005 more than one hundred thousand tons of raw materials were gathered. The President mentioned that in 2005 Maktaaral celebrates its centenary. This working trip became a key moment in building up the economy and social base of the region.

As a conclusion, I reckon we have recognized how deep our history has gone. Because even one day in the history of our independent country has a lot of important events that affect the future and growth. We achieved independence on one person's birthday, and on another person's birthday, we signed agreements with the countries of the world. Even on my birthday, several historical events happened in several areas. The events that happened on this day were not only related to various fields but also contributed to the development of the destiny of our country.