The Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute hosted an online meeting with Boris Reznik, professor at the Boyt Technical University of Applied Sciences in Berlin.

For teachers and students of the road construction faculty of the institute, a professor from Germany conducted a meaningful educational and practical lesson. Representatives of the Turkmen university listened to a lecture on the topic "Theory of the use of artificial neural networks in the system of transport communications."

Such events are organized at the Institute in full-time and online format on a regular basis. During his visit to Ashgabat in October last year, Boris Reznik personally visited the university of architecture and civil engineering; online meetings between representatives of the institute and a professor at the University of Berlin are held monthly.

Within the framework of these meetings, lectures are held on various topics, constructive plans for joint work in the field of science and education and prospects for developing partnerships between the two universities are discussed, and there is an exchange of experience and new knowledge.

The interaction between the Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute and the Boyt Technical University of Applied Sciences has been fruitfully practiced since 2015.

The Turkmen Institute is successfully developing international cooperation in the field of science and education. It should be reminded that Matteo Urbinati, an Italian architect and coordinator of the world-famous Foscarini enterprise, visited the institute last month. He was invited to participate in the Italian Design Week organized at the university.

During the meeting for Turkmen students studying architecture, urban planning and design of the architectural environment, a guest from Italy gave a lecture on the topic "Quality of lighting, the impact of design on humans and the environment."

It should be noted that the largest technical university in Italy, the Polytechnic University of Milan, has been a partner of the Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute since 2019, when a joint Memorandum of Understanding was signed.