Bishkek, Oct. 14, 2026. /Kabar/. Kyrgyzstan and Japan discussed the introduction of digital technologies and modern learning materials into school education, as well as the implementation of joint projects. The ministry of education reports.
On October 13, the ministry hosted a roundtable meeting, attended by a delegation from Japan's ministry of economy, trade and industry, embassy representatives, and Japanese companies.
Currently, the TOFAS system, designed to assess mathematical proficiency is being piloted in 28 schools in collaboration with SPRIX Inc. As of October 12, 8,428 students had participated in the testing.
Additionally, digital learning materials for the "Natural Science" subject, intended for 5th-grade students studying in the Kyrgyz language, are undergoing expert review. The parties also explored opportunities for utilizing artificial intelligence and developing digital education.
