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Education and Science as the Foundation for Strengthening Kazakhstan’s Intellectual Potential
The President’s Address to the People of Kazakhstan on October 28, 2026, is aimed at defining the country’s development priorities at a new historical stage. An important condition for national development is not only social unity but also the strengthening of human capital, the improvement of education quality, and the effective use of scientific potential.
In higher education, particular importance is attached to providing high-quality professional training and developing students’ critical thinking and research skills. A modern university should be more than an educational institution; it should serve as an environment where new ideas emerge, scientific research is conducted, and innovative solutions are developed.
The development of science also requires systematic support. Enhancing researchers’ professional capacity, creating opportunities for young scientists, translating research findings into practical applications, and strengthening scientific cooperation between universities are important ways to improve the competitiveness of Kazakhstan’s scientific community.
Furthermore, advances in digital technologies and artificial intelligence are creating new opportunities for education and scientific research. In this context, it is important not only to equip students with modern technological skills but also to develop their ability to critically evaluate information and analyze it from a scientific perspective.
In conclusion, investment in education and science is an investment in the country’s future. Strengthening scientific capacity, ensuring high-quality education, and fostering the research skills of the younger generation will contribute to Kazakhstan’s sustainable development and reinforce its position in the international scientific community.
S.S. Maulenova, PhD, Senior Lecturer,
Department of Zoology, Histology and Cytology
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