An official meeting with a women's delegation from the Republic of Azerbaijan was held at the Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology of Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University.
The event was attended by international experts in child protection, gender equality, social development, and psychology, alongside the faculty leadership, academic staff, and students. Speaking at the meeting, Kyamalya Ashumova, Chairwoman of the "Reliable Future" Public Association and National Consultant on Children's Rights, emphasized: "Exchanging experience between the two countries in protecting children's rights and developing an inclusive society is an important step toward achieving our common goals."
For 27 years, this organization has been working to protect the rights of children and women in Azerbaijan. In partnership with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, UNICEF, and other international organizations, it has launched initiatives such as the "Child Hotline" (116111) and Social Rehabilitation Centers for juvenile offenders and child victims of violence.
During the roundtable discussion, participants explored pathways for advancing inclusive education, implementing joint research projects, integrating advanced methodologies, and commercializing scientific developments. The Azerbaijani delegation presented the "Tut Əlimdən" rehabilitation project designed for the socialization of children requiring special support, sharing practical insights with faculty professors and students.
As part of the visit, the distinguished guests toured the university infrastructure, including the History Museum, the library collection, as well as the faculty's specialized classrooms and laboratories.
This international dialogue supports the priorities of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 4 – "Quality Education," SDG 5 – "Gender Equality," and SDG 17 – "Partnerships for the Goals."
