NSU delegation participated in the international scientific forum in China
The delegation of Nakhchivan State University participated in the General Assembly of the Asian Academy of Sciences (AEA) in Sanya, China, and the First Asian High-Level Scientific Forum "One Belt, One Road: Shaping a Common Scientific and Technological Future" (FAH-LSF-26).
On the first day of the forum, Nobel laureates Rae Kwon Chung (South Korea) and Takaaki Kajita (Japan), UNESCO Science laureate, outstanding scientist Atta-ur-Rahman, as well as the presidents of the academies of sciences of Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Georgia, Mongolia and Bashkortostan, and the vice president of China Environmental Protection Industry Association Pansheng Qian spoke. In the speeches, the issues of expanding international scientific cooperation, development prospects of scientific relations and shaping a common technological future were brought to attention.
On the second day of the event, the presentation of newly admitted members to the Asian Academy of Sciences and the presentation of diplomas were held. Among the new members are Nobel laureate Korean professor Rae Kwon Chung, Chinese professor Zhang Qi, Kazakh professor Serik Irsaliyev, American professor Joe Wu, Pakistani professor Muhammad Ashraf, Uzbek professor Bobomurat Ahmedov, Kyrgyz professor Akumbek Abdykalyakov and Russian professor Albert Latypov.
The activities of the Asian Academy of Sciences, new opportunities created for the development of the institution and future prospects were discussed at the meeting of the General Assembly.
The participation of the NSU delegation in the international scientific platform is important in terms of expanding the scientific relations of the university, evaluating the possibilities of cooperation with scientific institutions of different countries, and studying advanced practices. This participation contributes to the integration of the university into the international scientific environment and the development of scientific cooperation relations.
