Kazakhstan's AMANAT Party Welcomes 100+ Educators in AI-Driven Education Push
A recent conference in Astana saw over 100 educators join the AMANAT party. The event, organised by the Republic Association of Private Preschool and Secondary Education Mdeleht, focused on modernising education through artificial intelligence and new teaching methods. Several high-profile figures in the sector officially became party members during the gathering.
The conference, titled 'New Opportunities in Education: Artificial Intelligence and Modernization', brought together key names in Kazakhstan’s education field. Among the new AMANAT members were Gulsim Egizbaeva, founder of Seed education and the Balajan children’s garden, and Oksana Ushkevich, who established the Balbobek children’s gardens. Both were formally welcomed into the party during the event.
Also joining were Nurbolat Bisen galiev, Deputy Chairman of *Mdeleht* and Director of the *Space* school, and Dauren Momynkulov, Director of *ZERO* Education. Their inclusion highlights the party’s growing ties with educational leaders. Sholpan Karinova, Secretary of AMANAT, addressed the new members and stressed the importance of the teaching community to the party’s goals. She welcomed each addition, noting their role in shaping future education policies.
The conference marked a significant expansion of AMANAT’s membership within the education sector. With over 100 new recruits, including directors and founders of major institutions, the party has strengthened its influence in Kazakhstan’s educational development. The event also reinforced the focus on integrating modern technology into teaching practices.
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