“The Greater Altai” project connects scientists from all over the world: results of the second day of the forum
The reports of the plenary session were devoted to the results of archaeological expeditions of scientists from the GASU and the State Hermitage at the Pazyryk burial ground, the organization of a festival of Turkic cultures, and the study of geographical names of the Altai Mountains.
After that, the results of the Forum were summed up.
"It is important to continue major scientific projects within REC “The Greater Altai”, develop new mechanisms of interaction between the cultures of the Greater Altai countries, continue the development of joint educational programs, international educational formats for the mutual recognition of diplomas, create a common database on scientific and educational projects," Roman Raikin, Vice-Rector for International Affairs Development, announced the resolution of the Forum.
Tynchtykbek Choroev, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of the Kyrgyz National University named after Zhusup Balasagyn, emphasized that the Altaistic Forum connects scientists from different countries:
“I am very glad that the Forum of Altaists was organized jointly by Altai State University and Gorno-Altai State University. Scientists from different countries - Turkic centers have come here. We have listened to wonderful reports that summarized the new results of archaeological excavations. There were wonderful moments when we saw the world famous Pazyryk burial mounds in Altai. There have been many scientific reports that link together different branches of science, they broaden the worldview of young scientists. It is important that this happened in the center of Altai - the cities of Barnaul and Gorno-Altaysk. The Greater Altai project will connect scientists from all over the world,” the scientist commented.
On October 2, the Forum participants will have an excursion program with a visit to G.I. Choros-Gurkin Estate Museum, the Bardin’s Museum, and the convent on the island of Patmos.
