The Council of Rectors of the SCO Network University discussed the development and launch of a unified database of agreements at RUDN University.

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Source: Peoples'Friendship University of Russia

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A meeting of the Council of Rectors of the SCO Network University was held at RUDN University. Delegations from China and Kyrgyzstan arrived at our university to participate in the event.

They represented:

Xi'an Jiaotong University (head university of the People's Republic of China since 2025). Osh State University (head university of Kyrgyzstan since 2025). Kyrgyz Technical University named after. I. Razzakova (head university of Kyrgyzstan until 2025).

The meeting of the Council of Rectors discussed topics such as the current composition of universities participating in the SCO Universities Program, a list of core universities for each of the 11 training areas, and the development and launch of a unified database of agreements.

Following the meeting, RUDN University Rector Oleg Yastrebov met with each delegation. He and his Chinese colleagues agreed to update the agreement for the mutual recognition of scientific publications.

About the SCO Network University

This is an association of universities that implements joint educational programs, as well as scientific and technical projects. Its goal is to train specialists in priority areas for the economic and social development of member states.

In 2025, the network expanded to include 125 participating universities from seven countries (previously 78). The participating universities include Russia, Belarus, Iran, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan.

RUDN University is the coordinator of the BRICS, SCO, and CIS network university programs. We will discuss in more detail later what this collaboration brings to the university and the opportunities it opens for students.

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