At the event, Nurzida Kasymova, head of the preschool education department, emphasized the importance of expanding partnerships in the field of preschool and initial vocational education. She proposed to develop experience exchange, implement joint educational initiatives, and enhance staff training.
The signed agreement aims to develop academic cooperation, strengthen international ties, and enhance interaction in the field of science and education. It is planned to implement joint educational programs, organize academic mobility for students and teachers, as well as conduct scientific research in the field of preschool education and cultural events.
Additionally, the possibility of opening educational centers for studying the Korean language is being discussed.
