AT AMANZHOLOV UNIVERSITY, A ROUND TABLE FOCUSED ON STRENGTHENING INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION WAS HELD.

Within the framework of the “Eurasian Educational Exhibition” at Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University, an important meeting and round table were held aimed at deepening regional and international partnerships. Guests referred to the university as a “platform of friendship” and highly appreciated it as an open communicative environment where representatives of various educational organizations and international structures freely exchange opinions and discuss new projects.

Representatives from universities and colleges of Kazakhstan, Russia, and Kyrgyzstan took part in the round table. During the meeting, current trends in the education system, joint projects, and new forms of cooperation between educational institutions were discussed. The university rector, Mukhtar Tolegen, opening the event, emphasized the importance of expanding work with regional schools and foreign partner organizations. He noted the need to strengthen professional orientation for youth, improve access to international education, and increase the number of joint programs.

Participants highlighted the growth of international cooperation in the region and expressed readiness to implement joint scientific projects, academic mobility programs, summer schools, and other collaborative initiatives. The meeting provided an opportunity not only to establish new connections but also to strengthen existing partnerships.

The head of the “Eurasian Cooperation Organization” project, Dmitry Daniilov, expressed special gratitude to the rector:

“Dear Mukhtar Adilbekovich, I express my sincere thanks for creating the conditions and the communicative platform for today’s meeting. This is an important platform that opens the way for establishing effective dialogue between regional schools and international partners,” he noted.

During the event, the parties discussed ways to expand opportunities for regional youth to study abroad, develop double degree programs, digitalize the educational space, and implement international scientific projects. Educational institutions expressed readiness to expand their cooperation network, organize consultations for school graduates, joint forums, and platforms for experience exchange.

The “Eurasian Educational Exhibition” and the round table gave new momentum to the region’s integration into the international educational space. These events once again demonstrated their special significance for professional orientation of youth, strengthening cooperation among educational organizations, and accelerating processes of global integration.