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Meeting of the “Talleyrand” Diplomatic Club: Planning, Debates, and Admission of New Members
A regular meeting of the “Talleyrand” Diplomatic Club was held in Room 226 of the Faculty of International Relations. The meeting focused on reviewing interim results of the club’s activities, discussing plans for the upcoming period, and conducting thematic debates on current issues in international relations. An important part of the event was the admission of new members to the club.
The meeting was conducted in a working and discussion-oriented format, fully reflecting the club’s mission of developing students’ analytical thinking, argumentation skills, and public speaking abilities. At the beginning of the session, participants discussed the main areas of the club’s activities, including academic debates, participation in scientific and practical events of the faculty, and the development of student initiatives in the field of diplomacy and international communication.
The Head of Projects of the “Talleyrand” Diplomatic Club, Maltabarov A.A., outlined the key priorities for the club’s work in the near future. Particular attention was paid to the importance of systematic preparation of students for analytical work, as well as participation in models of international organizations, round tables, and expert discussions. It was emphasized that the club should function not only as a platform for discussing theoretical issues but also as a space for the practical application of knowledge acquired during the academic process.
The central part of the meeting was the debate session, during which participants discussed several pressing issues on the international agenda. This format allowed students to demonstrate their ability to defend their positions with well-founded arguments, work with facts, and respond to counterarguments. The discussion showed a high level of engagement among participants and confirmed the strong demand for such interactive formats among students.
The meeting also included an official ceremony for the admission of new members to the “Talleyrand” Diplomatic Club. Candidates presented their motivation, interests, and expectations regarding participation in the club. It was emphasized that club membership implies active involvement in its activities, responsibility, and readiness for continuous intellectual work. The admission of new members became an important step in expanding the club’s student community and strengthening its human potential.
The President of the “Talleyrand” Diplomatic Club among students is second-year student Zholdasbayev A.K., who also took an active part in organizing and conducting the meeting. In his speech, he highlighted the importance of teamwork and noted that the further development of the club directly depends on the initiative and engagement of its members.
The meeting demonstrated that the “Talleyrand” Diplomatic Club continues to serve as an important platform for the professional and personal development of students of the Faculty of International Relations, aimed at shaping future specialists in diplomacy and international affairs.




