He spoke with Vice-Rector for International Affairs Timirkhan Alishev.
The Vice-Rector accompanied the guest at the History Museum, the Emperor Ballroom, and the Lenin Memorial Classroom. He presented the University and current trends of KFU-Kyrgyzstani cooperation. As of now, there are 82 Kyrgyzstani nationals enrolled in KFU, and our University has collaboration links with 20 organizations in the Central Asian country. The sides exchanged ideas on how to intensify and widen the existing cooperation.
Ermek Kyshtobaev shared that he was deeply impressed by the University’s history. The Counselor had words of gratitude for the hospitality.
