Chairman of the Board of Kazakh National Agrarian Research University - First Deputy Rector, v. ғ. d. , professor Pirimkul Ibragimov Vice Chancellor of Al-Sultan Abdullah Pahang University in Malaysia, Professor, Dr. Yuserrie Bin Zainuddin received the delegation.

The meeting was attended by the University of Pahang by the Senior Lecturer, Professor Dr. and Professor Dr. Saiful Kamaluddin bin Muzakir Lokman, Deputy Dean of Education and Students of this faculty, Professor, Dr. Mohd Fazli bin Farida Asras and Chairman of the Board of KazNAZU - Deputy Rector, e. ғ. k. professor Ainur Kairbayeva, faculty deans and department heads participated.

Pirimkul Ibragimov Al-Sultan Abdullah Pahang University has long been considered a co-operative high school for KazNAZU and today's meeting is a continuation of it.

"We plan to sign a Memorandum on the implementation of two diploma programs for undergraduate students in Biotechnology education, developing bilateral relationships in education and science." We believe that this joint program will give momentum to the training of skilled professionals who make a significant contribution to the technological development of today's agriculture. We also believe that bilateral cooperation with Malaysia's most prestigious University of Pahang is a great opportunity for the realization of large-scale international scientific projects," Pirimkul Sholpankululy said.

In turn, Professor Dr. Yuserrie Bin Zainuddin introduced that the University of Pahang Malaysia, founded in 2002, is a public non-profit higher education. The university, ranked 789th in the international ranking of QS best universities, is among the best in engineering and technology, and natural sciences.

“The University of Pahang is a leading provider of engineering, technology programmes and research in this list of 19 public universities in Malaysia.” The University has two campuses and seven faculties named Pekan, Gambang: mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, civil engineering and earth resources, chemical and natural resource engineering, industrial science and technology, computer systems and software, manufacturing engineering and technology management. "We use our potential to develop in a new direction with you," said Professor Yusserry Bin Zainuddin.

During the meeting, Malaysian guests included KazNAZU AgroHub with 7 facilities, 8 innovation centers, 49 research laboratories, Faculty of "Zooengineering and Food Production Technology", "Institute of Plant Biology and Biotechnology", and highly appreciated the research potential of the dormitory.