The Minister of Higher Education of Malaysia visited KNUS

The Kazakh National University of Sports was visited by a delegation from Malaysia led by the country's Minister of Higher Education, Zambry Abdul Kadir. The visit served as a continuation of the international dialogue in the field of higher education and academic cooperation.

During the visit, the Minister of Higher Education of Malaysia, Zambry Abdul Kadir, and rectors of Malaysian universities familiarized themselves with the infrastructure and educational opportunities of the Kazakh National University of Sports. A tour of the university was organized for the foreign delegation, during which the guests visited key sports, educational, and scientific infrastructure facilities of KNUS. The presentation featured innovative projects such as SMART TABLE TENNIS, AI Video Analytics for Wrestlers, and the Digital Biomechanics Lab. In addition, the guests learned about the activities of the Sport Analytics and Training scientific center, the Kazakhstan Taekwondo Research & Development Center, and the High-Tech Golf Center.

All these projects are aimed at developing sports science in Kazakhstan and creating conditions for training high-level athletes based on scientific data and modern technologies.

The delegation highly appreciated the university's modern material and technical base, research potential, and innovative developments of KNUS, noting the importance of interaction between the fields of sports, education, science, and healthcare.

The visit took place against the backdrop of an intensified dialogue between Kazakhstan and Malaysia in the field of higher education.

On the eve of the visit, the Rector of the Kazakh National University of Sports, Tursynzada Kuangalieva, took part in a university forum that brought together representatives of higher education institutions and the educational community. The forum was attended by the Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Sayasat Nurbek, and the Minister of Higher Education of Malaysia. The discussions focused on current issues in the development of higher education, the strengthening of international ties, and the expansion of academic cooperation.

The participation of KNUS in such international platforms opens up new opportunities for interaction with foreign universities, the implementation of joint educational and scientific initiatives, as well as the academic mobility of students and faculty.

Today, the Kazakh National University of Sports is consistently strengthening its position as a modern university focused on international cooperation, innovation, and the development of sports science.