THE UNIVERSITY SCIENTISTS SUPPORT THE HISTORICAL INITIATIVE OF THE HEAD OF STATE!

In the 13th century, our Turkic ancestors fulfilled their duty to future generations and left the future dream of an eternal country.

The dreams of the nation were realized, and the independent generation chose its own president and confirmed its historical strategic plans on the way of ancestors. The country received its own science. Scientists scientifically analyzed the future of society and determined its orientation. In connection with this, on 28 October, 2017, a meeting of scientists was held on the theme "Spiritual Modernization: the tradition of personalities", organized by the International Turkic Academy in the House of Scientists.
In order to analyze the common values of the Turkic world, veterans of national science Sh. Sarybai, Academician A. Kaidar and R. Syzdykova and others took part in the meeting, as well as Vice-rector for educational and methodical work of Abai KazNPU G.K. Kenzhebayev, Head of the Department of World History, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor M.K. Tulekova, Director of the Center for the Reception of Students and Control of Training of Specialists S. Shildebay and heads of scientific institutes, famous historians of the University.

Considering the decisive moments in history veterans-researchers discussed the stages of attempts to switch to the Latin alphabet.
President of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan A. Kaidar and President of the International Turkic Academy D. Kydyrali made content reports and discussed exciting issues with scientists. University scientists, specialists of the language institute, well-known Turkologists and public figures supported the serious initiative of N. Nazarbayev to switch to the Latin alphabet, which is part of the general Turkic world, and expressed scientific views on the timeliness and vitality of the alphabet.
At the end of the event, by the initiative of the International Turkic Academy, veterans-researchers who made a great contribution to domestic science were awarded gold medals.