• 23 July 2026
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YOUNG SCIENTISTS PARTICIPATED IN AN INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON DIGITAL CAPACITY BUILDING

From July 3 to 16, an international seminar titled "Seminar on digital capacity building for developing countries" was held in Beijing, China.

The educational program was aimed at developing the digital competencies of staff from universities, government organizations and enterprises in member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), as well as developing countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. The main objectives of the event were to expand international experience exchange and strengthen interstate cooperation.

Young scientists from the Korkyt Ata Kyzylorda University participated in the seminar: Aksaule Olzhabayeva, PhD, Senior Lecturer of the "Water resources and land management" educational program; Ulzhan Yuldasheva, master’s degree holder and Infrastructure solutions department’s specialist; and Nurgali Akylbekov, PhD, Associate Professor and Chief Researcher at the "Methods of physicochemical analysis" engineering profile laboratory.

"The scientific and educational trips organized as part of the seminar allowed us to comprehensively study China's experience in innovative development. We visited high-tech manufacturing facilities in the cities of Huangshan, Wuhu, and Hefei, where we explored cutting-edge solutions in electronics, robotics, automotive engineering, and communication technologies. This experience not only highlighted the importance of integrating science and industry but also opened new avenues for the effective implementation of digital technologies in the educational process and scientific research. I am confident that we will successfully apply the knowledge gained in our university's work and contribute to the development of joint projects within the international partnership", noted Nurgali Akylbekov.

It should be noted that the seminar brought together scientists, entrepreneurs, and representatives of government agencies from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Barbados, Ethiopia, Grenada, Guyana, Kenya, Rwanda, and the Republic of South Africa, who discussed issues of scientific cooperation and exchanged professional experience.

The Korkyt Ata Kyzylorda University Media Center