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International Scholars Visited JASU’s "Art-Dusha" Center Within the Framework of the International Scientific Conference

On October 22, 2026, B. Osmonov Jalal-Abad State University (JASU) launched the large-scale International Scientific and Practical Conference "THE HUN ERA AND KYRGYZ ETHNOGENESIS: ATTILA'S PLACE IN WORLD HISTORY." This scientific forum is organized as part of the implementation of the national concept "National Spirit – World Heights" and the goals of sustainable social development.

    A bright and practically significant highlight of the conference's first day was the visit of international delegates to the innovative "Art-Dusha" (Art-Soul) Center, which successfully operates at our university under the leadership of lecturer Karim kyzy Lunara.

Honored guests and leading scientists from Germany, Hungary, Russia, and Turkey visited the center. The foreign researchers expressed deep professional interest in the student startup being implemented at JASU, which focuses on integrating art practices into social and educational spheres.

   The visit coincided with a regular art session held for university students. The guests spent about half an hour at the center, immersing themselves in an atmosphere of lively communication, creativity, and science. The scholars actively inquired about the center's work methodology, the practical results of applying art therapy, and the relevance of these techniques for modern gerontology and pedagogy.

   An open dialogue with the prominent Russian scholar, Doctor of Philological Sciences Marina V. Pimenova, was of particular value for the project's advancement. The professor highly praised the potential of the student startup and shared valuable scientific and methodological advice and expert recommendations, which will enrich the professional portfolio of the "Art-Dusha" project.

   The meeting was held at a high organizational level, serving as a powerful incentive for JASU students and young researchers to further advance science, increase interest in research activities, and shape a sustainable ecological and social culture.