The Oguz han University of Engineering and Technology of Turkmenistan held a celebratory conference to celebrate its achievement of being included among the eight finalists for THE Awards Asia, one of the most prestigious international awards, widely known as the "Oscars of Higher Education." This was reported by "Turkmenistan: Golden Age."

As was emphasized during the ceremonial conference, this event was truly remarkable both for the university itself and for the entire academic community of the country as a whole.

In his speech at the conference, President of the Malaysian Young Scientists Association (MYSO) Razmi bin Abdul Razak congratulated the university on this great achievement and praised the scientific potential of Turkmen students, noting the existing broad opportunities for future fruitful cooperation.

Next, Sabina Quader, Chief Coordinator for Global Collaboration and Deputy Chief Researcher for Doctoral Studies at the Japan Center for Nanomedicine and Innovation (iCONM), spoke via digital video link. She presented a substantive report on "Application of Artificial Intelligence in Nanomedicine," after which she discussed the opportunities and prospects for collaboration in this area with Oguz han University.

The floor was also given to young scientists and students who won international scientific project competitions, as well as university professors. The participants' speeches expressed pride and gratitude for the modern conditions and extensive opportunities created in the country for developing the scientific potential of young people, the source notes.