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As part of the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 9 (SDG 9) — “Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure” — Mukhamedzhan Tynyshpayev ALT University hosted an insightful guest lecture featuring Ilyas Nurbekovich Rysbekov, Corporate Business Trainer at GT Oil Service.

The primary objective of the session was to expose students to state-of-the-art industrial technologies, emphasize the importance of adopting innovative solutions, share best practices in industrial infrastructure development, and enhance the professional competencies of future engineering specialists.

During the presentation, the speaker highlighted the core operations of GT Oil Service, its strategic partnership with the international network GROUPauto International, and the application of modern technologies in industrial servicing. Special attention was devoted to technical diagnostics, machinery reliability, process digitalization, and the integration of smart industrial tools.

The discussion covered vital topics such as the modernization of industrial infrastructure, resource efficiency, expanding the technological capabilities of manufacturing facilities, and supporting sustainable industrial development—directly supporting the core objectives of UN SDG 9.

The event was conducted in an interactive Q&A format. Students engaged with the speaker on topics including enterprise operations, future prospects of industrial automation, current labor market requirements, and career paths for technical graduates.

We express our gratitude to Ilyas Nurbekovich Rysbekov for sharing his professional expertise and supporting the professional growth of ALT University’s engineering students!

Such institutional initiatives reinforce university-industry collaboration, bridge academic theory with real-world application, foster scientific and technological thinking, and cultivate innovative problem-solving skills among future transport and engineering professionals.

Author: Amantai E. M.

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