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QYZPU signed a memorandum with Techno Women to support female students in the field of technology

• 14 november, 2023
  
  

  Gulmira Qanay, Rector of the Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University, and Aziza Shuzheeva, President of Techno Women, a non-profit organization, signed a memorandum of cooperation to create a strong alliance bond and jointly support the development of students in the technological field.

  The event, where the signing took place, brought together bright leaders in the field of technology, such as PhD in Mathematics Aynur Ryskan, founder of startup ALANTIS AI, Techno Women Leader Galiya Uali, Techno Women Leader, founder of VNTR capital partner "Contract24" Elena Sedykh, and many others. The purpose of the meeting was not only to officially conclude the agreement, but also to inspire each student to believe in her own strengths, goals and opportunities in the field of technology. Within the framework of this cooperation it is expected to develop and implement programs and projects aimed at increasing personal and professional growth of women in technology industries.

                                                    

  Techno Women, the organization behind this important event, is a non-profit organization that brings together women working in various technology industries such as IT, digital, telecom, media, Fintech, Edutech, Healthtech, Biotech, Ecotech, Nanotech, Robotics, space and other high-tech sectors. Techno Women's mission is to open new opportunities for girls and women in the digital world. It aims to increase the number of women working in technology industries and to promote women's entrepreneurship, creating a new class of progressive women in Central Asia.

                                                                             

  Among the objectives of the organization is to develop a professional community of women in technology industries, to promote the education of girls in STEM disciplines, programming, robotics, and to involve them in science and technology industries. It is also planned to create a dialog platform to achieve gender equality in science and technology.

                                                                            

  This collaboration will not only enrich the educational experience of students at the Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University, but will also make a significant contribution to advancing gender equality in technology industries, creating an enabling environment for women to grow and thrive in this dynamic field.

                                                              

   

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