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The Faculty of Oriental Studies at 51���� Kazakh National University (KazNU) actively participated in the annual "Campus in Campus" meeting held within the university's walls. The event focused on discussing current issues in developing cooperation between partner universities, along with achievements and new projects in science and education.

The Faculty of Oriental Studies plays a key role in implementing the "Campus in Campus" program, acting as a bridge between KazNU and universities in Japan. This project opens up unique opportunities for the exchange of knowledge, experience, and ideas, fostering international connections and advancing science.

The "Campus in Campus" project has already yielded significant results: about 100 KazNU students have received scholarships to study at the University of Tsukuba, while nearly 100 Tsukuba students have studied at KazNU, learning Russian and Kazakh, the economy of Kazakhstan, and international relations. During the recent meeting, further steps were discussed to expand educational and research exchanges, deepening knowledge and cultural interaction.

 KazNU is also actively promoting the Kazakh language and culture in Japan. KazNU faculty members have prepared Kazakh language textbooks for University of Tsukuba students, and visiting professor Ninomiya Takashi is finalizing a "Kazakh Language Grammar Guide." These materials aim to support Japanese students in learning Kazakh and facilitate cultural exchange.

The meeting was an excellent opportunity to discuss the results achieved, share ideas, and find inspiration for new accomplishments. We are confident that, by developing this initiative, we will create a space for innovation and mutual enrichment.