Kent State University recently signed a memorandum of understanding with the Turkmenistan Ministry of Education and three public universities to help modernise Turkmenistan’s higher education system. This partnership will focus on academic collaboration and cultural exchange between Kent State and institutions in Turkmenistan. The goal here is promoting development, innovation, and the adoption of international standards.
The agreement aims to increase educational opportunities for students and strengthen Turkmenistan’s role in the global academic community. The signing event featured a cultural celebration with traditional Turkmen dancers and musicians, paying tribute to the 18th-century poet Magtymguly Fragi, who had a profound impact on Turkmen culture and identity. This collaboration is set to foster new connections and advance the education landscape in both regions.
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