A meaningful and insightful lecture was held at the National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan with the participation of archaeologist Zhaken Taimagambetov, Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Kazakhstan under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The lecture was intended for specialists in guided tour services, museum pedagogy, and exhibition hall preservation. The event aimed to integrate scientific knowledge with practical experience within the museum space and to deepen understanding of the importance of professionally presenting and preserving historical and archaeological heritage.

During the meeting, Zhaken Kozhakhmetuly spoke about his decades-long scientific career in archaeology and shared unique information about major archaeological expeditions conducted across Kazakhstan. He particularly emphasized hands-on field research experience, the scientific value of archaeological findings, and the importance of properly conveying this knowledge to museum visitors.

Throughout the meeting, museum specialists raised important issues based on frequently asked questions from visitors during tours. Zhaken Kozhakhmetuly provided comprehensive and detailed answers, offering valuable information that museum staff can directly apply in their professional activities.

The lecture-seminar not only contributed to enhancing the professional capacity of museum specialists but also became an important event that strengthened the connection between the scientific community and the museum sector, fostering the exchange of experience and knowledge.