People’s Daily Highlights the Participation of a Kazakh Scholar in the World Congress of Sinologists

The prestigious Chinese newspaper People’s Daily has published an article about the Second World Congress of Sinologists, which took place in Nanping, Fujian Province, from October 24 to November 4, 2024, with the support of the China International Exchange Association and the People's Government of Fujian. The event brought together over 200 experts from 60 countries to discuss the interaction between Chinese civilization and the modern world, as well as the strengthening of cultural dialogue between nations.

The article pays special attention to Kazakh scholar Fatimabibi Nogayevna Daulet, an associate professor at the Department of Sinology at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University (https://www.peopleapp.com/column/30048216623-500006084767). In her speech, she spoke about her many years of work in promoting the Chinese language and culture in Kazakhstan, emphasizing the importance of academic and cultural cooperation between the two countries.

According to People’s Daily, Fatimabibi Nogayevna is the author of 25 books, including textbooks and dictionaries, as well as the first popular science book about China written in Kazakh. Her work aims to break stereotypes and foster closer ties between nations. Her contribution to the development of Sinology in Kazakhstan has been recognized by international colleagues, and her initiatives are helping to expand scientific and educational exchanges between Kazakhstan and China.

The People’s Daily publication highlights the significance of Kazakh scholars' participation in international scientific forums and reflects the growing interest in Sinology in Kazakhstan, as well as the contribution of Kazakh researchers to the development of a global dialogue between civilizations.