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At Adyghe State University, a strategic session titled "New Opportunities for the Republic of Adygea within the Framework of the Priority 2030 Project" was held, bringing together key stakeholders from the region and the university. The event was chaired by Olga Kobyakova, Director of the Central Research Institute of Organization and Informatization of Healthcare of the Ministry of Health of Russia, and featured expert reports on global trends and the role of the university in driving regional development.
 
The session focused on three strategic projects implemented by Adyghe State University as part of the "Priority 2030" program: "Mathematics: a New Look", "Apple Valley", and "Adygea - a Territory of Health". These projects align with the Republic of Adygea's Strategy for Socio-Economic Development until 2030, aiming to develop and ensure high efficiency in the region's innovation ecosystem.
 
Daud Mamiy, Rector of Adyghe State University, emphasized the significance of the university's participation in the "Priority 2030" program, highlighting the opportunities for growth and the responsibility to drive qualitative restructuring and breakthroughs not only for the university but also for the republic as a whole.
 
The session also featured presentations by Azamat Pseush, Vice-Rector for Digital Transformation; Elena Kukva, Director of the Department of Research Initiatives; and Svetlana Bedzhanova, Director of the scientific and educational cluster "Institute of Exact Sciences and Digital Technologies", who provided detailed insights into each project, its achievements, and future prospects.
 
Following the presentations, participants engaged in group discussions to refine and develop strategic projects at Adyghe State University, bringing together representatives from government authorities, industrial partners, and the university community.
 
In summarizing the results, Olga Kobyakova underscored the crucial role of universities in driving regional development, stating that "the university is a driver of regional development and  trains personnel for the economy of the future."