Within the framework of a visit to the United States, a delegation from Turkmenistan, consisting of representatives from the education sector, visited Montana State University in Billings to expand practical cooperation.

During the visit, meetings with university leadership and a tour of the faculties took place, the Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan told Turkmenportal.

The parties planned to launch joint short-term courses on data analytics, financial literacy, and project management, using real-world case studies with regional companies. A teacher exchange for practical training was also discussed.

The idea of jointly using the Canvas LMS educational portal of Montana State University as a single platform for collaborative teaching, course templates, and monitoring of material mastery was supported.

Turkmenistan's Deputy Minister of Education, A. Atayev, presented an overview of the country's achievements in education. He noted the updating of programs in line with international quality standards, the development of digital education and modern facilities, increased research activity, and the participation of universities in international rankings.

The parties expressed their readiness to quickly translate the agreements into practice: to formalize memoranda and work plans, appoint joint teams, coordinate schedules for pilot modules, exchanges, and summer schools, and use unified monitoring tools.

We previously reported that a representative delegation from Turkmenistan's education sector traveled to the United States on a working visit to expand practical cooperation between educational institutions.