


ArmInfo. Kyrgyzstan is interested in adapting the Armenian educational model in its country. According to the press service of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports (MESCS), this was announced during a meeting between MESCS head Zhanna Andreasyan and Kyrgyz representatives – Minister of Science, Higher Education, and Innovation Gulzat Isamatova and Minister of Education Dogdurkul Kendyrbayeva.
According to the source, the parties discussed their own experiences with educational reforms. In particular, the Kyrgyz side was interested in Armenia's 12-year general education system, educational programs in the field of artificial intelligence, preschool education reforms, human capital development programs, teacher incentive formats, and other issues.
In this context, Zhanna Andreasyan briefly presented the activities of the Armat laboratories operating in Armenian schools, TUMO centers, and the Artificial Intelligence Center of Yerevan State University, and also discussed the main directions and progress of educational reforms in Armenia.
Separately, the interlocutors touched upon issues of higher education and science. In this regard, they emphasized the importance of strengthening inter-university ties, conducting joint research, and implementing joint projects.
According to the statement, a memorandum of cooperation in education and science between the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports of Armenia and the Ministry of Science, Higher Education, and Innovation of Kyrgyzstan is planned to be signed in the coming days, as well as an agreement on cooperation in education between the Armenian ministry and the Ministry of Education of Kyrgyzstan.


