Under the leadership of the First Vice-Rector for Youth and Spiritual Affairs, Zubayda Bakhranova, a group of tutors and mentors planted ornamental flowers in the Spiritual Garden on the institute’s campus.
This initiative not only enhances the beauty of the area but also fosters respect for nature and a culture of cleanliness among students. Maintaining the garden in a tidy and beautiful condition requires responsibility from each of us.
It was emphasized that preserving and improving the environment is a shared duty for everyone.
Such noble efforts positively impact the morale of students and the institute community, encouraging greater activity and unity. Today, the Spiritual Garden has become not only a place for rest but also a source of good mood and a positive atmosphere.
