A meeting of the commission on the distribution of graduates of the class of 2025 was held at the M. Gabdullin Civil Protection Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
The commission meeting was attended by the Vice Minister of Emergency Situations, Major General Kegen Tursynbayev, the Head of the Academy, Colonel Zhumabek Khasenov, and the Head of the Department of Personnel and Educational Work of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Anargul Abueva.
At the meeting of the commission on the distribution of graduates of the class of 2025 at the M. Gabdullin Civil Protection Academy, a decision was made to send 173 graduates to the territorial departments of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Of these, 144 cadets are students of the full-time faculty of the academy, and 29 are cadets of specialized higher educational institutions of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia and Belarus.
After the meeting, meetings were held with the cadets, Kegen Tursynbayev talked with fourth-year students who will undergo industrial and pre-diploma internships, defend their diplomas and take state exams from February to May.
“The knowledge and skills you have acquired at the academy will be the basis for successful work in the emergency situations system. We are confident that each of you will become not only a highly qualified specialist, but also a true defender of your country,” the Vice Minister noted.
Also, Anargul Abuyeva, talking with second-year cadets, noted that these are the first girls in the history of the academy. Such changes, including the participation of girls in the educational process, expand opportunities and attract diverse personnel to the Emergency Situations system, speak about.
The distribution of graduates to territorial divisions is an important step towards solving the tasks of ensuring security. Each of the cadets will serve in the ranks of civil defense agencies, ensuring the security and stability of our country.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/emer/press/news/details/924877