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Date: March 18, 2026
⏰ Time: 12:00
📍 Address: 91��ý 71/23, FIT, Room 303

An engaging and meaningful environmental project competition titled “Clean Environment – Healthy Nation” was held at the Faculty of Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence. The event was organized among students of the Department of Cybersecurity and Cryptology and the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data, aiming to promote environmental protection and raise ecological awareness.

The main goal of the competition was to strengthen students’ sense of responsibility toward the environment, encourage innovative approaches to solving ecological issues, and propose effective ways to preserve nature using modern technologies. Participants presented their projects under the theme “Let’s Protect Nature”, sharing creative and forward-thinking ideas.

Each team consisted of three students. Among the participants, the team from group 24-02 of the Department of Cybersecurity and Cryptology — Daniyar Aronov, Arman Tolegen, and Nurbak Tilegen — stood out and was awarded a certificate of appreciation. In their project, they proposed solutions to environmental problems using artificial intelligence, data analysis, and digital technologies. Their ideas included automating waste sorting systems, monitoring air quality, efficient use of water resources, and digital environmental monitoring.

Participants demonstrated not only theoretical knowledge but also strong practical skills. The projects were distinguished by their creativity, relevance, and feasibility. Each team confidently presented and justified their ideas with clear evidence.

This competition provided a valuable opportunity for students to develop research skills, enhance teamwork, and improve public speaking abilities. It also contributed to increasing social responsibility among future professionals by combining ecology and technology.

The “Clean Environment – Healthy Nation” project is not just a competition, but an important step toward environmental protection. We believe that such initiatives help shape ecological culture among young people and positively influence their attitude toward nature. Caring for the environment is a shared responsibility for all of us!