Islamabad : At the COMSTECH Secretariat, COMSTECH hosted the fourth Kazakhstan Alumni Forum meeting. The founding of the Kazakhstan Alimni Forum was spearheaded by H. E. Yerzhan Kistafin, the ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, who is considered to be among the greatest in his field, according to Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Choudhary, Coordinator General of COMSTECH.
He presented the specialists who had been asked to give the talks. According to Professor Choudhary, Kazakhstan’s leadership is crucial to global affairs. He was grateful for Kazakhstan’s contribution to the COMSTECH. He mentioned that Kazakhstan have high ranking world class institution.
According to Prof. Choudhary, every individual has a unique tale of love and affection for Kazakhstan. Prof. Choudhary was pleased with the President of Kazakhstan’s suggestion regarding biosecurity and biosafety.
Many people talked about their ideas and recommendations. They recommended that a reputable language school be established in Pakistan to instruct pupils in Kazakh and Russian. In order to finish their studies, they recommended that Kazakh students travel to Pakistan and stay there for six to twelve months. Additionally, they recommended holding seminars on the educational prospects Kazakhstan provides for Pakistani students, the relationship between Pakistani and Kazakh educational and regulatory organizations, online admission, and the exchange of high-tech delegations between the two countries. They were grateful for the superior educational system of Kazakhstan. The Kazakhstani ambassador, H. E. Yerzhan Kistafin, expressed gratitude to Prof. Choudhary for setting up the fourth meeting at COMSTECH. He discussed important recent initiatives like the opening of a Kazakh residence in Lahore, the commencement of direct flights from Lahore to Kazakhstan, and recent gatherings aimed at strengthening ties between Pakistan and Kazakhstan. He claimed that there is now a direct line of communication between educational institutes in Pakistan and Kazakhstan. He expressed gratitude to the former students for their feedback. He advised them to tell others about your experience in Kazakhstan to those who are considering studying there.
Presentations on the use of aromatase inhibitors in the treatment of breast cancer and the uses of artificial intelligence in the healthcare industry were given by Prof. Drs. Shoab Ahmed Khan and Atia-tul-Wahab at the meeting.
The attendees gave both speeches great appreciation. Forty graduates from Kazakhstan signed up to attend the gatheri
