On April 8, 2026, a meeting with a delegation from the Azerbaijan Technical University was held at ALT University — an event that became not just a formal visit, but a step toward strengthening international academic partnerships.
The delegation included the Rector of the Azerbaijan Technical University, Vilayat Mammad oglu Valiyev, and the Vice-Rector for International Relations, Fariz Mammadov. The guests were welcomed by the Chair of the Board — Rector of ALT University, Meruert Sovetovna Zharmagambetova, together with the university’s senior management.
As part of the delegation’s visit, a detailed campus tour was organized, during which the guests were able to see how engineering education is transforming today.
Particular attention was paid to the university’s research infrastructure, modern laboratories, and training-production complexes. Projects implemented in collaboration with Chinese partners drew special interest — they clearly demonstrate how international interaction enhances the educational environment.
The guests familiarized themselves with innovative equipment, as well as educational programs oriented toward practice and real industry demands.
Today, the university is no longer just a place to obtain knowledge, but a space where the competencies of the future are formed.
This is exactly what the key initiatives of ALT University are aimed at: the development of engineering, logistics, and technological directions, the implementation of solutions in the field of automation and digitalization, and the training of specialists capable of working in a global economy.
the central part of the meeting was a discussion on the prospects for cooperation between the two universities.
The parties considered opportunities for student academic mobility, faculty exchange, as well as the implementation of joint educational and scientific projects.
Such a format of interaction opens new horizons not only for the universities but also for students, who gain access to international experience and expand their professional opportunities.
The meeting showed: modern education is increasingly built on dialogue, exchange, and openness.
And it is precisely such visits that become growth points — when ideas, technologies, and people connect, forming the future of science and education today.
