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    A training was held at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy as part of a project to promote Uzbekistan’s accession to the WTO

    A training was held at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy as part of a project to promote Uzbekistan’s accession to the WTO

    On April 23 and 24 of this year, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted courses on sanitary and phytosanitary measures (SPS) and technical barriers to trade (TBT), organized as part of a project designed to facilitate the process of Uzbekistan’s accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO). The event was organized by the Faculty of International Law of the UWED with the International Trade Center (ITC), located in Geneva and a joint agency of the WTO and the UN. The leading expert of the course was Arthur Appleton, ITC senior consultant in these areas. The course program focused on the principles, scope and obligations of the SPS and TBT Agreement, and their impact on international trade, including the impact on market access and trade opportunities. The audience of the course included representatives of ministries and departments of the republic, trade negotiators, specialists in the agricultural and other industries involved in SPS and TBT issues, as well as stakeholders involved in the process of Uzbekistan’s accession to the WTO.         For information: Arthur Appleton is Associate Professor of International Law at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Bologna (SAIS-Europe) and one of the founders of Appleton Luff - International Lawyers. He has more than 30 years of experience in the field of international trade law, working with individual states, international organizations and companies.

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    The educational program “Leadership and corporate culture”  was held at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy

    The educational program “Leadership and corporate culture” was held at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy

    At the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, on April 23-25 ​​of this year, the educational program “Leadership and Corporate Culture” was held, organized by the Faculty of Executive Education of UWED together with the consulting company Senteo (USA). t was attended by managers and specialists of enterprises with a state share that are subject to reform and improvement of operational efficiency. The educational program was focused on developing a systematic understanding of the driving forces of corporate culture, ways of designing and developing сorporate culture to achieve success and growth. The program introduces elements of corporate culture, leadership styles and the evolution of corporate culture management based on best international practices. Classes had been taught by Senteo CEO Michael Ruckman, who possesses many years of work experience in major international companies, and in management consulting. He regularly conducts similar educational programs at leading universities around the world. The classes were conducted by the General Director of Senteo, Michael Ruckman, who has many years of practical experience in international companies, as well as in the field of management consulting. He regularly conducts similar programs at leading universities around the world. As part of the program, interactive seminars and discussions were held with examples (cases) from real international practice, taking into account the characteristics of Uzbekistan. This educational program is in line with the Uzbekistan government’s large-scale program of reforming enterprises that have a state share. As per best international experiences, innovative approaches in designing and   management are crucial for the successful implementation of transformation processes. For reference. The main objectives of UWED Executive Education include training senior management of state institutions, economic structures, and entrepreneurs in modern management methods by incorporating cutting-edge technologies and advanced international experience in collaboration with leading foreign universities and companies.  Senteo is a consulting company specializing in strategy and management, business model transformation, and corporate culture development. Senteo's client list includes companies such as IBM, Renault, IKEA, Telefonica, Wembley, Vodafone, Barclays, UBS, Alfa-Bank, BNP-Paribas, Citibank, Megafon, the Ministry of Justice of Georgia, among others.

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    The University of World Economy and Diplomacy Hosts Meeting with Members of the Writers’ Union of Uzbekistan

    The University of World Economy and Diplomacy Hosts Meeting with Members of the Writers’ Union of Uzbekistan

    On April 23rd of this year, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, as part of the “Ma’rifat ulashib” project, hosted a meeting for UWED students and faculty with renowned writers and members of the Writers’ Union of Uzbekistan: Farida Afruz, Muhammad Ismail, and Javlon Jovliyev. During the meeting, the esteemed guests shared their insights on the importance of creativity in the modern world, reflecting on their personal journeys, challenges, and sources of inspiration. Students had the opportunity to delve deeper into the process of writing literary works and explore how creative skills can be applied in various fields, including diplomacy. The discussion also touched upon crucial topics such as the significance of international cooperation, the role of culture in shaping diplomatic relations, and the power of literature as a tool for fostering understanding between nations. The writers addressed numerous questions from the engaged student audience. Furthermore, on the same day, within the framework of the “Ma’rifat ulashib” project, a literary round table for schoolchildren and youth was jointly organized by the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and the 225th secondary school located in the Boz MFM of Mirzo Ulugbek district. During the event, poetess Farida Afruz captivated the audience with her poems written in a child-friendly language, providing engaging and simple explanations to the students. The literary evening unfolded in a cheerful atmosphere, with students receiving insightful answers to their inquiries.

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