Tbilisi: The government of Georgia and Kazakhstan has signed a deal for field of education. The deal is signed by education minister of both countries.
As per information the meeting the deal will help both countries to exchange, training as well as research programmes to enhance quality of education in both countries while learning best practices from other country.
It is also worth to note that this student’s partnership deal will help large number of members of student community as well. The students of all three level of higher education will be eligible to get benefits under this program.
It is also to be noted that, besides the students, the academic staff as well researchers can also try to have scholarship benefits of this exchange programmes.
The main things and components of this program will include the trainings, retraining and joint research option which will be available after the successful signing of this deal between education ministries of both countries.
Education Minister Aleksandre Tsuladze and his Kazakh counterpart Sayasat Nurbek signed this historic deal during official visit of Georgian Prime Minster to Kazakhstan.
The education minister after signing this deal expressed their happiness over the development. Moreover, they termed this a progressive step which may help students of both sides to get international exposure as well.
At the same time the memorandum also includes plans for “active cooperation” I field of technology and innovation which can bring exceptional changes for student aspiring for unique research.
Another important aspect of this deal is to provide recognition to degree of respective country in each other country as well. This is very important achievement as this will also enhance employment opportunity for students’ community who have no international degree but degree achieved in their native country.
The student’s community as well educational experts from both sides also expressed their happiness for this deal and said that this is another step for making strong bilateral relation between both the countries.
