The final event of the 3rd International Forum of Young Scientists and Students was held

Today, the final event of the III International Forum of Young Scientists and Students was held at the South Kazakhstan Medical Academy at a high level.
At the closing session, Rector of “SKMA” JSC Zhanna Seitzhanova expressed her gratitude to the heads of all participating universities and presented them with letters of appreciation. She also extended special thanks to Seyitzhan Zhunisbekuly Sypabekov, General Director of “Galamat Group” LLP, for his support of the forum.

The forum brought together young scientists and lecturers from Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, India, Germany, Poland, Russia, and medical universities across Kazakhstan.
During the plenary session, representatives from Asfendiyarov Kazakh National Medical University, the National Center for Biotechnology, Nazarbayev University, Sechenov University (Russia), Bukhara, Samarkand, and Tashkent Medical Universities (Uzbekistan), as well as leading universities from Germany and Poland, shared their scientific achievements in the fields of biomedicine, innovative technologies, artificial intelligence, and pharmaceuticals.

The III International Surgical Olympiad, held within the forum, aimed to enhance the professional skills of young doctors. Seventeen teams participated, demonstrating a high level of skill and clinical thinking.

The forum also featured an innovative startup competition, where 14 projects presented their ideas. The best projects were awarded cash prizes and special recognitions.

During the sectional sessions, more than 500 scientific reports were presented. Participants shared the results of their research in biomedicine, public health, nanotechnology, innovative medicine, and artificial intelligence.

At the closing ceremony, participants presented memorable gifts to the rector.
The forum became an important platform for young researchers and students, combining science and practice, inspiring new ideas, and strengthening international cooperation.