On December 11–12, 2025, in Almaty, at the “Ғылым ордасы” building and venues of five higher education institutions in the city, the II International Congress of Young Scientists is being held. The Congress is dedicated to the UNESCO theme “Trust, Transformations, and Tomorrow: Science We Need by 2050”, announced on November 10, 2025, for World Science Day for Peace and Development.

The goals of the Congress are:
•  To create a sustainable platform for dialogue and exchange of scientific achievements among young scientists across various fields of study.
•   To develop the research skills of young scientists at international and interdisciplinary levels.
•   To popularize scientific knowledge and the latest achievements, drawing attention to the results of young researchers’ work.
•   To promote the professional growth of young scientists and their active participation in both fundamental and applied research.

 It is important to note that the Institute of Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies pays significant attention to supporting young scientists, creating conditions for their professional development, implementing scientific initiatives, and strengthening their role in the modern scientific community.

The Congress brings together over 60 international scholars from 24 countries, as well as more than 1,000 young researchers.

From IPhPR, participating young scientists include Shyryn Tlenchieva, Kuanysh Sailau, Aizhan Moldagalieva, and Aidana Serikbayeva.