“35 YEARS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES”

On November 4, 2026, the Department of Physics and Computer Science at the E. Umetov Pedagogical Institute organized a curatorial educational hour titled “35 Years of the Commonwealth of Independent States” for students of groups FMBB(F)-1–26, FMBB(F)-1–25, and FMBB(I)-1–25. The session was prepared and conducted by department lecturers K. Murzaliyev, Sanzharbek k. K., and Z. Imankulova.The main objective of the event was to provide students with insight into the history of the establishment of the Commonwealth of Independent States, its development stages, core goals, and role in international relations, as well as to expand youth's historical consciousness, civic responsibility, and understanding of international cooperation.During the session, students received comprehensive information about the founding of the CIS in 1991, its history of formation, key operational areas, and collaborative ties among member states across political, economic, cultural, scientific, and educational spheres.Special attention was focused on the position of the Kyrgyz Republic within the CIS, mutual relations with participant states, cooperation in science and education, academic mobility, and opportunities provided for young people.Furthermore, discussions addressed strengthening interstate friendly relations, respecting the cultural values of diverse nations, preserving peace and harmony, and fostering regional cooperation. The significance of educational, scientific, and cultural partnerships among CIS countries was highlighted.As part of the educational hour, students shared their opinions and exchanged perspectives on the history of the CIS, Kyrgyzstan's cooperation with Commonwealth member states, and the future of international relations. A Q&A session served to reinforce the topic, enhancing students' engagement in socio-political affairs.At the conclusion of the event, participants deepened their understanding of the 35-year history of the Commonwealth of Independent States and its role and significance in expanding interstate cooperation. The educational hour helped enrich the students' historical knowledge, foster a sense of patriotism and civic duty, and promote the core values of international friendship, mutual respect, and partnership.