Kyrgyz-Russian fair of innovative solutions in the field of education
Over 600 participants and more than 20 leading universities in Kyrgyzstan and Russia. The grand opening of the Kyrgyz-Russian Fair of Innovative Solutions in the Field of Education took place on the banks of Issyk-Kul, bringing together representatives of the two countries to discuss current issues and prospects for the development of educational systems.
Deputy Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic Edil Baysalov noted in his speech that cooperation in the field of higher education should reach a new level, emphasizing the importance of mutual exchange of experience and knowledge between Kyrgyzstan and Russia.
The event began with the joint installation of a yurt, which symbolized unity and friendship between the peoples of Kyrgyzstan and Russia. Both Kyrgyz and Russian fair participants took part in this ceremony, demonstrating the spirit of cooperation and mutual understanding.
The official part of the opening began with an opening speech by the Minister of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic Dogdurkul Sharsheevna Kendirbaeva, who emphasized the importance of innovation in the educational process and expressed confidence that cooperation between the two countries will open up new opportunities for the development of educational programs and scientific research.
In turn, Anton Rybakov, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of the Russian Federation for Interregional and Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, expressed his support and noted that such events help strengthen cultural and educational ties between states.
First Deputy Minister of Education of the Russian Federation Alexander Vyacheslavovich Bugaev emphasized the importance of introducing modern technologies into the educational process, noting that "innovation and science should become an integral part of the training of new generation specialists.".
Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Dmitry Vladimirovich Pyshny noted that cooperation in the field of education is a key factor for strengthening friendly relations between countries. He also stressed the importance of academic mobility and the exchange of scientific ideas.
One of the key events of the first day of the fair was a panel discussion on the topic "The most difficult thing for a person – to remain human every day," dedicated to the memory of the great Kyrgyz writer Chingiz Aitmatov. Participants discussed how modern technologies and scientific advances influence ethical standards and values in society, and how human qualities can be preserved in the face of rapid technological progress.
The events included round tables and presentations of the educational model of the Sirius federal territory, where successful examples of working with talented youth and interaction with employers and industry associations were demonstrated.
The fair will continue its work for two days, providing participants with a unique opportunity to exchange experiences, establish new contacts and discuss ways for the further development of educational systems in Kyrgyzstan and Russia.
Rector of KRSU Denis Fomin-Nilov:
"We are proud that our university has presented one of the most vibrant pavilions at this fair. This indicates that KRSU is actively introducing innovations into the educational process and scientific research. We are convinced that participation in such events opens up new horizons for our university, allowing us not only to demonstrate our achievements, but also to adopt the best practices of our colleagues from Kyrgyzstan and Russia."
