Impactful with Lyazzat Shatayeva

2020 may be coming to an end, but the challenges we faced this year continue.

Is the pandemic a disruptor or an opportunity to rethink and transform higher education?

How is the German government responding to the new spike and how has the pandemic affected the Kazakh-German relations?

One of the most significant casualties of the coronavirus pandemic may be the hard-won advancements in the gender equality as more women find their place in the workforce at a greater risk.

The International Monetary Fund published its new Regional Economic Outlook for Central Asia and the Middle East on October 19.

Kazakhstan and the U.S. will mark 30 years of diplomatic ties next year. What are the most important achievements in the relationship?

A good country is the one that contributes to the common good of the entire humanity.

How to respond to abuse and gender stereotypes? What is being done to address the situation at the government level?

The Kazakh authorities have admitted they had underestimated the scale of the crisis, as the country remains in the second lockdown.

The second nationwide lockdown has been extended in Kazakhstan.

Covid-19 has disrupted the education of a whopping 1.5 billion students worldwide. Many EdTech companies have stepped up during the pandemic, reinventing the way we learn and creating new opportunities for online learning.

Mr. Azour will tell why the projections worsened, what measures the countries should focus on, what Kazakhstan already implemented and needs to implement in the future.