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ICITE-2026: Auezov University and industrial enterprises strengthen partnership
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Today the 13th International Conference ICITE-2026, themed "Industrial Technologies and Engineering" was held at Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University. The annual scientific forum brought together researchers, representatives of industrial enterprises and government agencies to discuss current issues related to the economic development of Shymkent and the southern region of Kazakhstan. Particular emphasis was placed on joint research, training qualified specialists and introducing scientific developments into production.
This year’s conference was dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the 35th anniversary of the National Engineering Academy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Congratulatory letters from both academies were read out during the opening ceremony.
The plenary session was opened by Mukhtar Tolegen Chairman of the Board - Rector of the University, who delivered a welcoming address. He also presented a report entitled "The Role of the University in Addressing Regional Economic Challenges through the Integration of Science, Education and Industry".
Welcoming remarks and best wishes for a successful conference were also delivered by Yermek Turmanov Head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Industrial-Innovation Development of Shymkent, Aidos Yskak Deputy General Director of KazMunayGas Engineering LLP and Elena Kalatsynskaya Head of the Human Resources Department at Kazzinc LLP. International scholars also shared the findings of their research during the plenary session. Abdul Mouazen Professor at Ghent University (Belgium) and Head of the Precision Technology in Soil Science and Crop Production Group, addressed the application of digital technologies and intelligent systems in the agro-industrial sector. Meanwhile, Novia Indriaty Admodisastro, Associate Professor at Universiti Putra Malaysia (Malaysia), spoke about the prospects for developing cooperation between science, education and industry through artificial intelligence and digital innovation.
Industrial partners presented reports on the development of next-generation composite materials, scientific and technological cooperation and technologies for recycling ferrous metal scrap into working components for agricultural machinery. In particular, representatives of Marble Life Group LLP, PlasmaScience Research and Production Company LLP and Gross Metal Engineering LLP introduced their industrial and technological projects.
As part of the conference, the University signed four memoranda of cooperation with Kazzinc LLP, PlasmaScience Research and Production Company LLP, Marble Life Group LLP and Gross Metal Engineering LLP. The agreements are aimed at strengthening partnerships in joint scientific research, the development of technological solutions and their implementation in production.
This year’s conference was dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the 35th anniversary of the National Engineering Academy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Congratulatory letters from both academies were read out during the opening ceremony.
The plenary session was opened by Mukhtar Tolegen Chairman of the Board - Rector of the University, who delivered a welcoming address. He also presented a report entitled "The Role of the University in Addressing Regional Economic Challenges through the Integration of Science, Education and Industry".
Welcoming remarks and best wishes for a successful conference were also delivered by Yermek Turmanov Head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Industrial-Innovation Development of Shymkent, Aidos Yskak Deputy General Director of KazMunayGas Engineering LLP and Elena Kalatsynskaya Head of the Human Resources Department at Kazzinc LLP. International scholars also shared the findings of their research during the plenary session. Abdul Mouazen Professor at Ghent University (Belgium) and Head of the Precision Technology in Soil Science and Crop Production Group, addressed the application of digital technologies and intelligent systems in the agro-industrial sector. Meanwhile, Novia Indriaty Admodisastro, Associate Professor at Universiti Putra Malaysia (Malaysia), spoke about the prospects for developing cooperation between science, education and industry through artificial intelligence and digital innovation.
Industrial partners presented reports on the development of next-generation composite materials, scientific and technological cooperation and technologies for recycling ferrous metal scrap into working components for agricultural machinery. In particular, representatives of Marble Life Group LLP, PlasmaScience Research and Production Company LLP and Gross Metal Engineering LLP introduced their industrial and technological projects.
As part of the conference, the University signed four memoranda of cooperation with Kazzinc LLP, PlasmaScience Research and Production Company LLP, Marble Life Group LLP and Gross Metal Engineering LLP. The agreements are aimed at strengthening partnerships in joint scientific research, the development of technological solutions and their implementation in production.
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