Salamat Idrissov, Chairman of the Board – Rector of Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, welcomed a delegation of international scholars from Türkiye, India and Mexico.
The meeting was attended by Mehmet Tuncel, Professor and PhD holder from Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University, Türkiye; Debarati Dey Roy, Assistant Professor and PhD holder at B. P. Poddar Institute of Management and Technology, India; and Víctor Alfonso Crispín Castrejón, Professor and PhD holder at the National Pedagogical University of Mexico.
During the meeting, the participants discussed ways to strengthen international cooperation in higher education, implement joint research projects, expand academic mobility programmes and promote the exchange of research experience. They also explored opportunities to advance research in natural sciences, information technology, engineering and education, integrate modern technologies into the learning process and expand international academic partnerships.
The visiting scholars presented their research interests and professional experience and exchanged views with the University’s academic staff on conducting joint research and supporting students’ research activities.
At the meeting, Rector Salamat Idrissov emphasised the importance of building strong ties with international scholars. He noted that such cooperation contributes to improving the quality of education, broadening the scope of scientific research and strengthening the University’s position in the international academic community.
From November to December 2026, the visiting scholars will conduct academic and research activities at the University’s Faculties of Natural Sciences, Physics, Mathematics and Information Technology, and Innovative Education. During their visit, they will deliver lectures to students and academic staff and share their research and methodological expertise.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Rector expressed his gratitude to the visiting scholars, noting that their visit would help deepen mutual scientific cooperation and pave the way for new joint initiatives.
