Kassym-Jomart Tokayev Visits New Student Dormitory at L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University
The President of Kazakhstan toured a newly built dormitory at the Eurasian National University, highlighting its modern facilities and the importance of student support. He also addressed education development, international cooperation, and public health concerns.
A Modern Dormitory for Students
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev visited the new dormitory, which accommodates 2,656 students, built through a public-private partnership. The dormitory consists of three blocks, each featuring:
- Coworking spaces for study and collaboration.
- Libraries and spacious learning areas.
- Sports and commercial facilities, including cafes and shops.
Special attention was given to inclusivity. The dormitory’s design and infrastructure meet accessibility standards, ensuring a barrier-free environment for students with special needs.
Advancing Higher Education
The Minister of Science and Higher Education briefed the President on efforts to establish an academic hub in Kazakhstan. Key initiatives include:
- Opening branches of leading international universities.
- Increasing the number of modern dormitories for students.
- Strengthening academic and youth exchanges.
The President praised these efforts, emphasizing that international cooperation is essential for enhancing education quality.
Public Health and New Infections
During the visit, Tokayev also commented on the emergence of metapneumovirus, a new infection causing public concern. He urged calm, stating:
“Everyone is talking about this new infection. There’s no need for panic. We must continue strengthening cooperation with China.”
Conclusion
The visit to the ENU dormitory underscored the government’s focus on improving education and supporting youth. Tokayev emphasized the importance of creating comfortable conditions for students while continuing to expand international collaboration in education and science.
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