Rector Ceylan Inspects Ongoing Renovation and Landscaping Works on Campus
Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University Rector Prof. Dr. Alpaslan Ceylan conducted an on-site inspection of the ongoing renovation and landscaping works across the university campus and received detailed information from the responsible officials regarding the progress of the projects.
Comprehensive Renovation Works in Student Dormitories
As part of the inspection program, Rector Ceylan first visited the B and C Block student dormitories to review the extensive renovation works currently underway. He emphasized the importance of completing the projects in accordance with the planned schedule to provide students with more modern, safe, and comfortable living environments.
University Cafeteria Undergoing Modernization
The inspection continued at the kitchen section of the University Cafeteria, where Rector Ceylan examined the ongoing renovation works and was briefed by the responsible officials on the latest developments. It was noted that, upon completion of the modernization project, food services will be delivered under more efficient, hygienic, and higher-quality conditions.
Turkic World Botanical Garden Continues to Expand
The final stop of the inspection program was the second phase of the Turkic World Botanical Garden project. Rector Ceylan reviewed the landscaping and environmental improvement works being carried out over a total area of 37,772.71 square meters and received information from the responsible officials. He stated that, once completed, the project will further strengthen the campus's green landscape and that the botanical garden will make significant aesthetic, environmental, and academic contributions to the university.
Investments in Campus Infrastructure Continue with Determination
During the inspections, Prof. Dr. Alpaslan Ceylan also met with the administrators of the relevant units and emphasized that efforts to enhance the university's physical infrastructure are being carried out with great care. He underlined that investments aimed at providing students and staff with higher-quality educational and living environments will continue resolutely in line with the planned schedule.
