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The regional representative of the Center, Nasridini Asliddin, spoke about the organization's areas of activity.

Acting Rector of Amur State University Alexey Svischev, Vice-Rector for International Affairs Natalya Roiba, and Head of the Department for International Relations and Academic Mobility Elena Kharchenkova introduced the guest to the university and discussed potential joint projects.

"We are extremely interested in developing Amur State University's international ties with partners from various countries. Of course, due to our geographical location, our most robust cooperation is currently with universities in China. However, we are actively developing connections with other countries in the Asia-Pacific region, including Malaysia. Therefore, today's meeting is another important step in this direction," noted Alexey Svischev, Acting Rector of Amur State University.

The Malaysian International Center for Cultural Communications was founded in 2009. It works closely with the Ministry of Education of Malaysia and has branches in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, China, and Cambodia, and operates in African countries.

The parties discussed the main areas of cooperation: internships for faculty and students, participation in international conferences, and the exchange of best practices.

One of the first proposals for Amur State University students is an internship at Mudanjiang University (China) in the field of Robotics and Mechatronics.

"We are ready for a maximum exchange of information and cooperation," emphasized Nasridini Asliddin, the regional representative of the International Center for Cultural Communication of Malaysia.

"We are a classical university offering programs ranging from humanities to chemistry and space studies. And I am confident that in our key areas, we will certainly find avenues for cooperation," said Acting Rector Alexey Svischev.