Jamila Dosmatova, a Russian language and literature lecturer at Osh State University’s Industrial-Pedagogical College, has become a finalist in the “Eurasia Leader” category of the international “Eurasia” Award in Russia.
Dosmatova reached the final with her project titled “Developing and Implementing a Regulatory and Ethical Framework for the Eurasian Pedagogical Council.” The project aims to establish a Eurasian mentoring system, support educators, and promote professional cooperation.
At the final event, held in the central hall of the “Russia” National Centre in Moscow, Jamila Dosmatova presented her project. Her presentation addressed the importance of mentoring, support for teachers, and the development of professional cooperation among educators across Eurasia.
The international “Eurasia” Award is a major initiative that supports public projects, promotes humanitarian cooperation, and strengthens friendship and mutual understanding among peoples. In 2026, the award received more than 5,000 applications from 73 countries worldwide. Following several rounds of expert evaluation, 100 projects from 30 countries reached the final in ten categories.