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The head of the Kyrgyz diplomatic mission in the United States of America and AUCA Vice-President discussed cooperation possibilities of students recruitment.

On Saturday, February 9, the American University of Central Asia opened its doors to everyone who wants to study here. More than two thousand high school students and their parents came to AUCA to learn about the educational programs offered by the university, and the prospects for students.

The university hosted a visiting professor from Higher School of Economics, Head of MA in Policy Analysis and Public Policy Program, Nina Belyaeva.

A graduate of Moscow State University, art historian, and artist Christina Glazunova told to Bishkek residents about the High art design handwritten books: Persian philosophy, poetry, calligraphy, miniature as a whole.

During the meeting, they discussed cooperation opportunities and recruitment of Tajik students to AUCA.

During the meeting, they discussed different cooperation opportunities and recruitment of Uzbek students to AUCA.