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The future of the nation: connecting science, education and global values
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A substantive meeting was held at Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University to discuss the key priorities outlined in the Address of the Head of State, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, entitled "Current Priorities for Kazakhstan at a New Historical Stage".
The meeting brought together the university’s academic community and students with E.Zh. Tuyakbayev First Vice Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan, B.R. Parmanov Chairman of the Public Council of Shymkent, A. Rakhmanuly Member of the People’s Council of Kazakhstan and B.M. Syzdykov Chairman of the Committee for Special Programmes of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The meeting was chaired by Ryskul Kudretullayeva, Member of the University Board and Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs.
The discussion focused on the strategic priorities for the country's development outlined in the Address of the Head of State, including socio-economic modernisation, labour market development, improving public well-being and strengthening social cohesion and stability.
Particular attention was given to the development of science and higher education, strengthening national research capacity, translating research findings into practical applications, supporting innovative technologies and improving the quality of higher education.
In particular young scholar and Abai studies researcher Azimkhan Issabek delivered a special address on the significance of the Address in the fields of science and education, global values and current trends in the development of modern society, sharing his perspectives on these issues. He highlighted the importance of science and education in enhancing the country's competitiveness, building national intellectual capacity and adapting to global changes.
Meanwhile, Yerasyl Anarkhanuly Head of the University Youth Centre, addressed issues related to youth support, unlocking young people's potential, creating new opportunities and the effective use of artificial intelligence technologies. He also shared his views on key priorities for improving young people's knowledge and competitiveness in the digital age.
During the meeting the guests highlighted key challenges in their respective fields and emphasised the importance of the initiatives outlined in the Address for the country's future. Questions from members of the academic community and students were answered, followed by an open exchange of views.
The meeting brought together the university’s academic community and students with E.Zh. Tuyakbayev First Vice Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan, B.R. Parmanov Chairman of the Public Council of Shymkent, A. Rakhmanuly Member of the People’s Council of Kazakhstan and B.M. Syzdykov Chairman of the Committee for Special Programmes of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The meeting was chaired by Ryskul Kudretullayeva, Member of the University Board and Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs.
The discussion focused on the strategic priorities for the country's development outlined in the Address of the Head of State, including socio-economic modernisation, labour market development, improving public well-being and strengthening social cohesion and stability.
Particular attention was given to the development of science and higher education, strengthening national research capacity, translating research findings into practical applications, supporting innovative technologies and improving the quality of higher education.
In particular young scholar and Abai studies researcher Azimkhan Issabek delivered a special address on the significance of the Address in the fields of science and education, global values and current trends in the development of modern society, sharing his perspectives on these issues. He highlighted the importance of science and education in enhancing the country's competitiveness, building national intellectual capacity and adapting to global changes.
Meanwhile, Yerasyl Anarkhanuly Head of the University Youth Centre, addressed issues related to youth support, unlocking young people's potential, creating new opportunities and the effective use of artificial intelligence technologies. He also shared his views on key priorities for improving young people's knowledge and competitiveness in the digital age.
During the meeting the guests highlighted key challenges in their respective fields and emphasised the importance of the initiatives outlined in the Address for the country's future. Questions from members of the academic community and students were answered, followed by an open exchange of views.
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