
On October 9, 2025, an important professional meeting was held at the National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Experienced specialists from the Central Institute for Restoration of Italy specially arrived to participate in the event.
The foreign experts delivered informative presentations on two key topics: “The Project for Cataloguing the Collection of Paintings by an Italian 20th-Century Artist” and “Projects for the Establishment of Restoration and Scientific Laboratories.”
Restorer-artist of the Botai Museum-Reserve, Y.B. Tikhonov, took part in this event, thereby enhancing his professional qualifications.
On October 9, 2025, at the Botai Museum-Reserve, Akan Altaevich Seksenbaev delivered a lecture on the topic of combating corruption.
In his speech, he emphasized that fighting corruption is not only the responsibility of the state but also a personal duty of every citizen. It is an important step toward building a fair and honest society.
On October 9, 2025, a lecture on combating corruption was delivered at the Botai Museum-Reserve by A. A. Seksenbayev. In his speech, he noted that anti-corruption efforts are not only the responsibility of the state but also the personal duty of every citizen. This is an important step toward building a fair and honest society. That is why we stand against corruption. Let us make every effort and take active action to eliminate corruption in Kazakhstan!
Since September 2025, the "Young Archaeologist" club has been operating under the guidance of history teacher and master educator Yerlan Zhumabekuly Bukenov at Saumalkol Secondary School No. 1.
As part of the club's activities, Yerlan Bukenov developed a 34-hour original course titled “Botai – The Cradle of Nomadic Civilization”. The program is designed for general education school students and is implemented within the framework of the "History of Kazakhstan" subject.
Since September 2025, the “Young Archaeologist” club has been operating under the guidance of history teacher of Saumalkol Secondary School No. 1 and master teacher Yerlan Zhumabekovich Bukenov. The instructor has developed an original 34-hour course program titled “Botai – the Cradle of Nomadic Civilization,” intended for school students and implemented within the framework of the subject “History of Kazakhstan.”
The aim of the program is to develop students’ basic historical thinking, research skills, and cross-curricular competencies through practice-oriented activities within the archaeological club.