Kazakhstan's Senate Speaker Reviews Abai School Progress, Plans New Educational Platforms
Senate Speaker Maulen Ashimbayev recently reviewed the progress of the Abai National School's construction and discussed plans to introduce new educational platforms. The visit was part of Kazakhstan's large-scale transformation program, led by the Head of State.
Ashimbayev noted the growing importance of expert support and high-quality analytical preparation in Kazakhstan's reforms. He invited representatives from scientific and research institutions, as well as experts from the community in Almaty, to discuss joint projects in economic, political, and social spheres.
The meeting explored the implementation of the Head of State's modernization agenda. Plans to introduce new formats and platforms, such as Taldau Lab and regional Schools of Analyticals, were discussed. The role of the Taldau community in strengthening and developing the country's expert and analytical workforce was highlighted. The prospects for developing boccia in Kazakhstan were also discussed during the meetings.
During his visit, Maulen Ashimbayev reviewed the progress on the construction and equipping of the Abai National School. He proposed the establishment of an analytical laboratory, Taldau Lab, and a regional branch, Taldau Regions, to further enhance the country's educational landscape and expert workforce.
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