Comprehensive Renovation Works Begin at KTMU B-Block Student Dormitory
Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University (KTMU) has launched comprehensive renovation works at the B-Block Student Dormitory in order to provide students with safer, more comfortable, and modern living conditions.
KTMU Rector Prof. Dr. Alpaslan Ceylan, together with Secretary-General Dr. Fatih Ramazan İstanbullugil conducted on-site inspections of the ongoing works at the B-Block Dormitory and received detailed information from the responsible officials.
Scope of Renovation Works
During the inspection, Head of the Construction and Technical Department Onur Dural, provided detailed information to Rector Ceylan regarding the renovation and refurbishment activities.
Within the scope of the works, comprehensive maintenance and repair operations are being carried out inside the dormitory building. Improvements include wall painting, renovation of common areas, and upgrades across multiple sections of the building. Rooms, corridors, and social spaces are being redesigned to offer a more functional and aesthetically improved environment aimed at enhancing students’ quality of life.
Rector Ceylan: “Our Students Are a Precious Responsibility”
Commenting on the renovation works, Rector Prof. Dr. Alpaslan Ceylan emphasized that student dormitories are not merely accommodation spaces, but important living environments where students spend a significant part of their academic life. He stated: “We see every student at our university as our own child. A significant number of our students pursue their education far from their families and hometowns. Therefore, ensuring that they live in safe, clean, hygienic, and peaceful environments is among our top priorities. We mobilize all our resources to support their education and continuously improve their living conditions.”
Student-Centered Approach
The KTMU administration stated that all renovation works carried out under the university’s student-centered service approach will be completed according to the planned schedule. Students are expected to begin the new academic term in more modern, comfortable, and functional living spaces following the completion of the upgrades.
