On June 25, the forum "AFM Online 2025: Financial Triggers of the 21st Century," organized by the Agency for Financial Monitoring, was held at the Congress Center of the capital. From Esil University, the Rector, Doctor of Economic Sciences Ayapbergen Taubayev, faculty members, and students of the university participated in the event.
The forum is aimed at improving the financial literacy and legal culture of the population, particularly among young people and employees of public sector organisations — the categories most exposed to risks from fraudsters, according to the Agency's data.
The forum programme was structured in an interactive format and included theatrical performances, acts, and sketches enabling the delivery of important information about contemporary financial threats to the audience in an accessible manner.
Speakers from among the heads of authorised government agencies spoke about the mechanisms of operation of financial pyramids, internet fraud, money mule schemes, deepfakes, and other current types of offences.
The event brought together representatives of the Presidential Administration, deputies of the Senate and Majilis of Parliament, as well as the heads of state and law enforcement agencies.
