Astana: An international conference titled ‘The Best Start in Life for All Children in Kazakhstan’ is currently underway in Astana, gathering a diverse group of participants from around the world. The conference has drawn representatives from the World Bank, various government agencies, and public organizations, alongside experts and researchers from countries including Azerbaijan, Australia, Ireland, Trkiye, Moldova, and the United Kingdom.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, a key highlight of the conference is the adoption of the ‘Satti Bastau’ (‘Successful Start’) Interdepartmental Comprehensive Plan and the National Appeal for 2025-2027. These documents propose specific strategies to provide equal access to early childhood development services. They aim to enhance interagency collaboration in sectors such as health, education, and social protection. Additionally, the plans emphasize the development of parental support through both digital and public services, the enhancement of teacher and specialist qualifications, and the introduction of new technologies and models to the early childhood development sector.