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ROUNDTABLE "JUST KAZAKHSTAN: THE ADDRESS AND TRENDS IN HIGHER EDUCATION" HELD AT THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL STUDIES
A roundtable themed "Just Kazakhstan: The Address and Trends in Higher Education" was held at the Faculty of Oriental Studies of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, with the participation of the faculty staff and young scientists. The primary objective of the event was to discuss the pressing issues raised in the State-of-the-Nation Address of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, analyze the development vectors of the higher education system, and identify priorities in the fields of education and science.
During the roundtable, Aigul Zhiekbaeva, Head of the Department of the Middle East and South Asia, delivered the opening remarks, emphasizing the significance of the tasks outlined in the Address. As part of the meeting, Zaure Iskakova, a senior lecturer of the department, presented a report titled "Educational Issues in the President's Address," sharing insights on education-related matters in the Address and their relevance.
Furthermore, Gaukhar Omarkhanova, a 1st-year doctoral student, delivered a presentation on "Infrastructure, Logistics, and Business in the Address of the President of the RK," discussing the country's economic development and infrastructure modernization pathways. Aisulu Abdirakhman, a 1st-year master's student, presented on "The Address and Higher Education Trends," drawing attention to contemporary updates in the higher education system, new development trends, and ways to enhance the scientific potential of young people.
During the roundtable, the participants shared their perspectives and exchanged views on improving the quality of education, developing science, supporting young scholars, and the role of higher education in the socio-economic modernization of the country. Such meaningful meetings help strengthen scientific ties between the faculty members and young researchers, foster a deeper understanding of socio-political processes, and form an academic outlook on current issues.


Deputy Dean for Social and Educational Affairs
of the Faculty of Oriental Studies
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