Review of a student of KazNU Bakr Rabah

There are 7 days in a week 52 weeks in a year and 156 weeks of my 3 years in this university.3-4 years ago, I could have never dreamed of standing here. Salamatsizbe I am Bakr Alyaseen, from the Republic of Iraq and unlike the weather tonight I would like to offer you a warm welcome. It may be a little challenging to put into words how glad I am to be here, in this university and the country itself, in just a few minutes, but I will try my best.Even though it feels like it was only yesterday, it has been approximately 3 years since the day I first landed here…the first day when I learnt what cold weather truly felt like as I struggled to walk in the snow. Soon enough, this became the weather I felt more at comfort with than anywhere else in the world. My experience so far has been challenging but rewarding at the same time, filled with opportunities to learn, grow, and make lasting friendships. Despite the ups and downs, I am grateful for the time i got to spend here. As I stand here today, i am proud of my accomplishments so far and thrilled for the future this university holds for me.Alfarabi and medicine was a dream.A dream which I still wake up to everyday.Although it is difficult for me to acknowledge this, but, I have come to realize that studying here is one of the best options in comparison to other countries, including my very own home town. The reason for this is various factors including high-quality education system, with many colleges using the latest technology, exposure to a multicultural environment and that’s very obvious  by looking around you in this hall . Apart from this, you also get an  opportunity to learn 3 languages which are commonly spoken in this country.For these, as well as many other reasons, I hope that studying in Kazakhstan and especially in KazNU will provide me with a valuable and unique educational experience.And as we all know  most of civilisations began  in the Arabic regions so why we don’t start our ceremony with an Arabic performanceWith student qusai from jordan