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Adyghe State University, the Republican School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, and the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Adygea in Moscow are jointly organizing an open forum featuring the Rector of ASU and alumni from various educational institutions. The event aims to foster discussions on potential joint projects, research initiatives, and collaborative efforts across diverse fields.

This gathering will bring together generations of graduates from the Republican School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics as well as Adyghe State University. Additionally, it warmly welcomes proactive alumni from other universities and colleges who are interested in developing projects that will benefit the region.

At the upcoming meeting, ASU Rector Daud Mamiy will personally discuss the university’s current development trajectory and the opportunities available to graduates. 

As a reminder, following its participation in the Priority 2030 program in 2025, the university advanced to the second group of participants and ranked among the top 35 Russian universities in the program. This achievement opens up new prospects for the university to initiate large-scale projects, expand research domains, and foster collaborative partnerships.

The event promises to be more than just a presentation—it will be a dynamic and engaging dialogue. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about the university’s innovative initiatives, exchange ideas, and showcase their own projects. This gathering could serve as a catalyst for the emergence of new research teams, startups, and joint research ventures.

The meeting will take place on March 5 at 19:00 at the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Adygea at the address: Moscow, Stary Tolmachevsky per., 6 (Novokuznetskaya metro station). 

To participate in the meeting, you must register using the link .