The administration of the Student Campus held its regular meeting with the Higher Student Council.

        On October 27, 2026, a meeting between university administration representatives and active members of the Higher Student Council was held at the Student Campus of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.

        The meeting was attended by E.T. Kalshayev, Deputy Director of the Student Campus, and A.A. Adilgazykyzy, Head of the Committee of Youth Organizations.

        The main objective of the meeting was to identify key areas of work for the new academic year, discuss mechanisms for supporting student initiatives, and encourage students to take an active role in the university’s public life.

        During the meeting, upcoming projects and activities were reviewed, and issues concerning students’ rights and responsibilities, academic accountability, and compliance with the university’s internal regulations were discussed. Particular attention was paid to fostering a culture of mutual respect and responsibility among students, encouraging initiative, and emphasizing the importance of active participation in public activities.

        The participants also discussed opportunities to implement student ideas, strengthen young people’s leadership potential, enhance cooperation between student organizations, and involve students in various university-wide projects.

        Members of the Higher Student Council raised questions, shared their opinions, and presented their proposals. The meeting, held in an open-dialogue format, provided an opportunity to address current student concerns, consider their suggestions, and identify priority areas for future cooperation.

        Following the meeting, the participants emphasized the importance of continuing systematic efforts to support student-led initiatives, increase student engagement, and create favorable conditions for broader participation in the university’s public life.

        Such meetings help strengthen cooperation between the university administration and student self-governance representatives, develop young people’s leadership skills, foster a sense of responsibility, and encourage their active involvement in university life.