The Constitutional Law "On State Symbols of the Republic of Kazakhstan" was adopted on June 4, 2007. In accordance with this Law, June 4 is celebrated annually as the day of state symbols in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

State symbols are one of the essential attributes of any state, embodying its identity and sovereignty. In the Republic of Kazakhstan, the state symbols are the National Flag, the National Emblem and the National Anthem

The national flag of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a rectangular blue cloth with an image in the center of the sun with rays, under which is a soaring eagle. The shaft has a vertical stripe with a national ornament. The image of the sun, its rays, the eagle and the national ornament are the colors of gold.

The author of the National Flag of the Republic of Kazakhstan is Honored Artist of Kazakhstan Shaken Niyazbekov.

The national emblem of the Republic of Kazakhstan has the shape of a circle and is an image of a shanyrak on a blue background, from which the uyks radiate in all directions in the form of sunlight. To the right and left of shanyrak there are images of mythical winged horses. There is a voluminous five-pointed star in the upper part, and the inscription "Kazakhstan" in the lower part. The image of a star, shanyrak, uyks, mythical horses, as well as the inscription "Kazakhstan" – the color of gold.
The authors of the State Emblem of the Republic of Kazakhstan are famous architects Zhandarbek Malibekov and Shot-Aman Valikhanov.

The national anthem of Kazakhstan, formerly known as the song "Menin Kazakstanym", was approved by the country's Parliament on January 6, 2006 at the initiative of President Nursultan Nazarbayev. It was first performed on January 11, 2006 during the solemn inauguration of the Head of State.
The music is by composer Shamshi Kaldayakov, the words are by Zhumeken Nazhimedenov and Nursultan Nazarbayev.