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Turkmenistan and Pakistan’s Bahria University Expand Educational Cooperation
A delegation from the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Pakistan visited the Bahria University campus in Islamabad for a meeting with senior university officials. The Turkmen side was represented by Ambassador Atadjan Movlamov and First Secretary B. Yazov. They held discussions with Campus Director Naeem Sarwar and Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, Professor Adam Saud.
According to the Turkmen Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the meeting focused on prospects for academic and research collaboration, including student and faculty exchange initiatives and the potential for joint research programs.
As part of the visit, the Turkmen representatives delivered a lecture titled “The Role of Turkmenistan’s Positive Neutrality in Promoting Peace and Trust.”
The lecture sparked strong interest among the students, who asked a wide range of questions related to bilateral relations, regional transport and transit opportunities, and the future of major energy projects such as TAPI and TAP.
The delegation responded in detail, emphasizing the strategic importance of these energy corridors for regional stability and underlining the future role of today’s students in strengthening international partnerships.
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School students from Turkmenistan have been recognized among the winners of the UNESCO regional competition titled “The Art of Equal Opportunities: Sport and Artificial Intelligence.” The award-winning participants — Gozel Tachgulyyeva, Jennet Nurmuhammedova, and Arzuw Orazova — represented Specialized School No. 24 for Gifted Youth in Mary, a member of the UNESCO Associated Schools Network in Turkmenistan.
The competition, designed for young people across Central Asia, was organized by the UNESCO Regional Office in Almaty in partnership with the National Federation of UNESCO Clubs of Kazakhstan, the British Embassy in Astana, and the Association of UNESCO Clubs of the Kyrgyz Republic.
Participants submitted creative works in two categories: “Women and Artificial Intelligence” and “Women in the World of Sport.” Following evaluation, 25 outstanding works by artists under the age of 18 from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan were selected.
The Turkmenistan team’s mentor, teacher Jeren Badyyeva, received a special certificate in recognition of her pedagogical guidance and contribution to the preparation of the students.
The final exhibition showcasing the top 25 entries was held in Almaty from December 3 to 8, featuring selected works from young participants, including those from Turkmenistan. All winners were awarded certificates and commemorative gifts.
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