Kazakhstan’s Ambassador to Mongolia, Almas Seitakynov, held talks with Sodnomtsog Demberel, President of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences, focusing on expanding cooperation between the two countries’ scientific communities, DKNews.kz reports.
The meeting highlighted growing interest on both sides in deepening academic ties and launching joint research initiatives in areas of shared relevance. Among the key topics discussed were collaborative projects in history and archaeology, as well as closer cooperation in the field of climate change research.
Joint Research and Scientist Exchanges
Particular attention was paid to the idea of expanding exchanges of scientists and researchers, which would allow experts from Kazakhstan and Mongolia to share knowledge, methodologies and practical experience. Such exchanges, participants noted, are essential for strengthening national research capacities and fostering innovation.
The two sides also underlined the importance of building stronger links between research institutions, viewing institutional cooperation as a foundation for long-term scientific partnerships.
Science as a Bridge Between Nations
Officials stressed that joint studies of historical heritage and archaeological sites, along with research into climate challenges facing the region, have both academic and practical significance. These areas not only deepen understanding of the past but also help address pressing environmental issues affecting Central Asia and beyond.
At the conclusion of the talks, Kazakhstan and Mongolia reaffirmed their commitment to supporting scientific collaboration and to promoting new partnerships that will contribute to sustainable development and knowledge exchange between the two countries.
