On February 17, at the German-Kazakh Institute of Sustainable Engineering (KINI) in Aktau, a meeting took place with professors from leading German universities as part of the AKTANTEN project.
The main goal of this project is to develop master's programs in the fields of energy and logistics at KINI, as well as to advance scientific research within doctoral studies. Additionally, one of the key areas of the project is the expansion of scientific cooperation between KINI, DKU, Yessenov University, and leading German universities, including HAW Hamburg, TU Berlin, and TU Darmstadt. As part of this collaboration, joint research projects are planned to strengthen academic potential.
Professor Wolrad Rommel expressed DKU's readiness to conduct various studies within the framework of joint projects and to deepen scientific cooperation, highly appreciating its innovative potential. He emphasized the great importance of developing a strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and Germany in the fields of science, innovation, and education.
The delegation also visited the office of Hyrasia One, a company engaged in the construction of a green hydrogen production plant. The guests were introduced to the project's goals, technological solutions, and future plans, discussing opportunities for cooperation and experience exchange in energy, logistics, and management.
