Baku State University (BSU) recently organized an information session focused on the IV "Tusi" program of the "Skills for the Future" initiative, a project led by the Innovation Center of the State Agency for Public Services and Social Innovations.

Alekper Hasanov, a specialist from BSU's Department of Humanitarian Issues and Youth Policy, emphasized the significant role such projects play in fostering career development opportunities for young people.

Laman Akhmedova, Advisor to the Director of the Innovation Center, provided an overview of the IV "Tusi" program, outlining its key objectives. She explained that the project aims to enhance human resources in the innovation sector, support innovative educational activities, and help students nurture their innovative ideas throughout their studies. Additionally, the program guides students toward the field of invention, which is crucial for the technological advancement of the country. The IV "Tusi" program offers students professional guidance, training, and access to an extensive network of mentors.

The session concluded with a video presentation about the program, followed by a Q&A session where students had the opportunity to ask questions.