Kazakhstan’s New Tanym Hub Unites Education, Tech and Arts for Youth
Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev recently visited the Tanym multifunctional complex, a new hub for youth development. The centre aims to give children access to modern education, technology, culture, and sports under one roof. Over 100 qualified educators now work at the facility to support its ambitious goals.
The Tanym complex is built to serve 750 children, offering a wide range of activities. Inside, there are classrooms, a dance studio, a coworking space, and an AI-powered swimming pool. Young people can also explore ship modelling, theatre arts, and sports in dedicated areas.
During his tour, President Tokayev spoke with instructors and students about the project’s vision. He highlighted the need to encourage creativity and innovation among young people. The centre focuses on developing talent, leadership, scientific thinking, and creative skills. While the facility is now operational, no public details have been shared about its founder or the group behind its creation. The project remains a key part of Kazakhstan’s efforts to modernise youth education and extracurricular opportunities.
The Tanym complex brings together education, technology, and creative arts in a single space. With capacity for 750 children and a team of over 100 educators, it represents a major investment in the country’s future. The president’s visit underscores its role in shaping young talent across multiple fields.
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