The III Forum has concluded in Bishkek, gathering 273 school directors from Kyrgyzstan and 20 representatives from educational institutions in Russia. The main topic of the meeting was the creation of a unified roadmap for interaction between sister schools, initiated by the ANO "Eurasia" at the Eurasian Center for the Russian Language and Culture.
According to the organizers, the discussion focused on developing strategies for effective cooperation between educational institutions of both countries.
This document, according to the participants, will become a key tool for organizing joint initiatives, exchanging experiences and resources, as well as building a sustainable and productive partnership.
The organizers noted that "it is important for the sisterhood not to be limited to formal frameworks, but to become a dynamic mechanism for the exchange of students, teachers, and best practices."
Ekaterina Dynnik, head of the educational programs department at ANO "Eurasia," emphasized that their organization will support the implementation of the roadmap and assist schools.
"Our task is to ensure the successful execution of the pilot project so that the experience gained becomes the foundation for creating a unified educational space between Russia and Kyrgyzstan and for further developing Eurasian cooperation in education," added Ekaterina Dynnik.
In September 2024, ANO "Eurasia" signed a cooperation agreement with the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan. As part of this partnership, a large-scale project "Discover Eurasia. Kyrgyzstan" was initiated. The organization also provided 100 buses to remote areas to ensure comfortable access for children to schools.
