Tuesday, 02 August 2005

AKAYEV LIKELY TO BECOME MOSCOW UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR

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Kyrgyzstan\'s former president Askar Akayev has been offered teaching and research work at the Moscow State University. University Rector Viktor Sadovnichy has proposed that Akayev give lectures to post-graduates and doctors of the Systems Mathematics Institute which Sadovnichy heads, a source in the University management told Interfax. \"Akayev agreed and we expect him to begin work in September,\" the source said.
Kyrgyzstan\'s former president Askar Akayev has been offered teaching and research work at the Moscow State University. University Rector Viktor Sadovnichy has proposed that Akayev give lectures to post-graduates and doctors of the Systems Mathematics Institute which Sadovnichy heads, a source in the University management told Interfax. \"Akayev agreed and we expect him to begin work in September,\" the source said. (Interfax)
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