Organized by the Department of Foreign Languages and Intercultural Communication at the Faculty of Philology, a ceremony titled "Integrity at the Crossroads of Cultures" was held within the framework of the "Parasat School" project.
The official part of the ceremony was opened by Zheken Duman Kurmangazyuly, Vice-Rector for Social Development and Student Affairs. "Alongside deep knowledge imparted within the university walls, our key priority is to foster spiritual and moral values, professional ethics, and intercultural communication culture among our students. The 'Parasat School' project launched today opens broad avenues for the intellectual and personal refinement of our female students, as well as for their engagement with global cultures," noted the Vice-Rector.
The event was attended by faculty members and students. During the gathering, primary emphasis was placed on creating comprehensive conditions for the personal, aesthetic, and spiritual development of youth alongside academic instruction. Guided by the core principles of "Freedom – Diversity – Refinement," the project aims to broaden students' cultural horizons, foster independent thinking, and advance multilingualism.
As part of the main program of the festive evening, the rich culture, traditions, and arts of Kazakh, Korean, Turkish, Chinese, and other Turkic peoples were widely presented. Students performed traditional Kazakh instrumental pieces (kuis) and contemporary instrumental music, alongside presenting poetic and musical compositions in various languages.
