Halyktanu project goes international

Representatives of ethnocultural associations of the North Kazakhstan Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan and representatives of ethnic groups from among the teachers, staff and students of the university were involved in the implementation of the project. This activity has caused a wide response in the university, region, republic.

And now the Halyktanu project has been further developed. The coverage of the historical and cultural heritage of the Uzbek people and the activities of the Uzbek ethnocultural centers of the cities of Nur-Sultan and Almaty became the first page in the new academic year. An interactive educational online lecture on the topic: "Uzbeki", which was traditionally held in 3 languages, was attended by about 400 students located in different regions of Kazakhstan, India and Bangladesh.

The speakers were: Ravshan Nazarov - Deputy Head of the Department of Modern and Contemporary History of the Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan; Sherzod Pulatov - Deputy Chairman of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan, Chairman of the public association "Uzbek Ethnocultural Center" in Nur-Sultan, professional mediator (Master of Mediation in the USA); Abdukhalil Uralbaev - First Deputy of the Uzbek Ethnocultural Center in Almaty, member of the Council of the Association of Ethnocultural Associations of Uzbeks of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Dustlik"; Aminullo Karimov - 3rd year student of the educational program "Information Systems and Cybersecurity" at Vilnius University of Technology (Lithuania); Oleg Sinyakov is an expert analyst at the CGA Center for Public Development and Information.

The innovation of this year's project was the conduct of lectures in remote mode, the involvement of national and foreign experts, the introduction of a system for assessing lectures by students.