The University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) hosted “SDG Exhibition,” a student innovation exhibition organized as part of Sustainable Development Goals Week — SDG WEEK 2026, initiated by Associate Professor A. Radjabova of the Department of International Relations. The exhibition brought together second-year students of the Faculty of International Relations, who presented their innovative developments, creative projects, and practical proposals. A distinctive feature of this year's exhibition was its coverage of all 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), highlighting students' independent thinking, innovative approaches, and teamwork skills. Approximately 100 students participated in the exhibition, showcasing their projects and ideas. The initiative aimed to connect students' theoretical knowledge of sustainable development with practical activities, encourage innovative thinking, and expand opportunities for putting promising ideas into practice. The exhibition featured environmentally friendly food products promoting healthy lifestyles, innovative solutions for environmental protection, drinking water conservation, and efficient resource use. Students also presented creative ideas in the field of cosmetology, along with works of visual art inspired by the Sustainable Development Goals. As part of the event, a “Best Project” competition was held, with winners and prize recipients awarded certificates in recognition of their achievements. The “SDG Exhibition” provided a platform for students to demonstrate their creative and innovative potential, promote sustainable development principles through practical projects, and strengthen youth engagement in developing solutions to pressing global challenges.
Students of the Faculty of International Law at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy paid a practical visit to the Mirobod Interdistrict Court for Civil Cases. During the visit, they gained firsthand insight into the operations of judicial bodies, the procedures for hearing civil cases, and the specific nuances of judicial practice. Throughout the visit, judges Adiba G‘ofurovna Hayitova, Olimjon Orifovich Shamsiev, and Maftuna Himmatali qizi Saydalieva shared their professional experiences with the students and provided information on various aspects of judicial and legal practice. Adiba G‘ofurovna Hayitova introduced the students to the process of how a civil case—specifically one involving a labor dispute—is handled in court. The students had the opportunity to observe the practical application of labor law provisions, as well as the specific procedures involved in adjudicating such disputes. Olimjon Orifovich Shamsiev discussed international legal instruments, their legal significance, and the specific aspects of incorporating norms of international law into the national legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Maftuna Himmatali qizi Saydalieva addressed issues concerning intellectual property law, the international legal regulation of this field, and the application of relevant international legal norms within national legislation. This practical visit played a significant role in reinforcing the students' theoretical knowledge, familiarizing them with the practical application of the law, and developing the practical skills essential for their future professional careers.
On 9 November of this year, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted the “Zakovat” intellectual game to mark Trade Union Day. The event was organized by the university’s “Zakovat” Intellectual Club. The event was opened by O.S.Mannopova, First Vice Rector for Youth Issues. In her speech, she highlighted the role of trade unions in society and their importance in uniting work collectives and protecting employees’ rights, and stressed the value of such events in developing the intellectual potential of young people. Representatives of the city trade union attended the event as guests. They praised the initiative and its organization and wished the participants success. More than 180 students took part in the game. Answering questions on history, politics, international relations, literature, art, science and general knowledge, the participants demonstrated their knowledge, logical thinking and team spirit. Special questions on the history and work of trade unions gave the game a distinctive focus. The competition took place in an intense yet friendly atmosphere. At the end, the winning and prize-winning teams were awarded diplomas and souvenirs, and all other participants were thanked for their active involvement. Events of this kind strengthen friendly relations among students, develop their intellectual potential and help them spend their free time meaningfully. The university’s “Zakovat” Club plans to continue holding such intellectual competitions on a regular basis.
On November 6, 2026, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted a roundtable discussion titled “Kazakhstan in a New Historical Cycle: Development Vectors and Horizons of Strategic Alliance with Uzbekistan”. The event was organized jointly with the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Republic of Uzbekistan and focused on the key points of Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's State-of-the-Nation Address to the people of Kazakhstan, “Pressing Tasks of Kazakhstan in a New Historical Cycle”. The roundtable brought together the Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Tajikistan, and the Republic of Azerbaijan to Uzbekistan, as well as representatives of parliament, the diplomatic corps, leading think tanks, and academia. During the meeting, representatives of the Institute for Strategic and Regional Studies under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Oliy Majlis, the International Institute for Central Asia, and UWED discussed priority areas for Kazakhstan's political and socio-economic modernization, infrastructure and digital economy development, and the consolidation of state sovereignty. Special emphasis was placed on the prospects for further deepening the strategic partnership and allied relations between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, expanding trade and economic cooperation, and strengthening regional engagement in Central Asia. The roundtable served as a platform for a substantive exchange of expert opinions on key issues surrounding Kazakhstan's development and the further strengthening of bilateral ties, reaffirming the importance of academic and expert dialogue in advancing the shared interests of both nations.
At the student residence of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, educational and awareness-raising meetings, round-table discussions and interactive psychological training sessions are regularly organised to support students’ psychological well-being, ensure meaningful use of their free time, strengthen friendly relationships among students and promote an inclusive environment. These activities are organised in cooperation with N. Norova, University Psychologist; M. Khodjaeva, Chief Specialist of the Youth Development Office; the UWED FORCE team; and the Youth Union. Key Areas of Student Engagement: - Psychological Well-being: Promoting emotional resilience, self-awareness, stress management skills and healthy psychological relationships. - Inclusive Mindset: Encouraging stereotype-free thinking, empathy, tolerance and respect for the dignity of every individual. - Social Engagement: Strengthening teamwork, mutual trust, personal responsibility and friendly relationships. - Personal Development: Developing critical thinking, problem-solving skills and effective communication competencies. - Meaningful Use of Free Time: Encouraging student initiative through interactive psychological exercises, intellectual competitions and collaborative activities. The sessions incorporate interactive activities, including “Stereotype or Reality?” and “One Situation — A Shared Solution”, as well as other tasks designed to promote teamwork. Students who demonstrate active participation are awarded certificates. These activities carried out at the University are directly aligned with the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: — Good Health and Well-being. Supporting students’ mental health, psychological resilience and overall well-being. — Quality Education. Promoting an inclusive educational environment based on equal opportunities and strengthening social-emotional and personal development skills. — Reduced Inequalities. Preventing discrimination and stereotypes while promoting the principles of equal opportunities and mutual respect for all students. — Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. Promoting a culture of mutual respect, tolerance, safe communication and relationships free from discrimination. Through these systematic activities, the University aims to strengthen a culture of healthy communication among students, foster mutual trust and solidarity, develop an inclusive mindset and support every student’s active participation in university life. Collaborative meetings and training sessions aimed at creating a friendly, open and supportive environment continue to be implemented consistently at the University.
On November 8, 2026, students of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) participated in the “Eco Clean Day” environmental campaign, aimed at protecting the environment, maintaining the cleanliness of public spaces, and promoting environmental awareness among young people. The campaign was organized through cooperation between faculty members of the Department of International Relations, students of the Faculty of International Relations at UWED, and the Tashkent Botanical Garden named after Academician F. N. Rusanov. During the event, students actively engaged in cleaning the area, sorting collected waste, and improving the surrounding environment. Particular emphasis was placed on encouraging environmentally responsible behavior, raising awareness of the importance of clean public spaces, and strengthening students’ environmental knowledge through practical activities. The initiative was carried out in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 11 — Sustainable Cities and Communities, Goal 12 — Responsible Consumption and Production, and Goal 15 — Life on Land. The “Eco Clean Day” campaign contributed to encouraging active student participation in environmental initiatives, fostering a sense of responsibility for environmental protection, and promoting the integration of sustainable development principles into everyday life.
On November 7, 2026, a charity initiative aimed at supporting vulnerable families was organized as part of Sustainable Development Goals Week — SDG WEEK 2026, held at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) on the initiative of Associate Professor A. Radjabova of the Department of International Relations. The charity event was carried out with the participation of Musharraf Akbarova, a second-year student of the Faculty of International Relations, in cooperation with the Katta Oltintepa Mahalla Citizens’ Assembly. The initiative focused on providing assistance to approximately 20 families in need registered in the Social Registry. The initiative was organized in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 1 — No Poverty and Goal 2 — Zero Hunger. Its primary objective was to provide practical support to vulnerable families while promoting social solidarity, mutual assistance, and a stronger sense of community responsibility. Particular emphasis was placed on strengthening students’ social responsibility, encouraging their active involvement in community-based initiatives, and enhancing cooperation between the university and local communities in supporting socially vulnerable groups. The initiative contributed to expanding young people's participation in the practical implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals, highlighting the importance of translating academic knowledge and global development commitments into meaningful actions that support community well-being.
As part of Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Week, an environmental plogging event titled “Clean City – Bright Future” was organized in the Feruza-1 residential area of Tashkent’s Mirzo Ulugbek District. The initiative supported United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11 — Sustainable Cities and Communities — and Goal 13 — Climate Action. Approximately 20 students from the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) and other higher education institutions participated in the event, combining walking and jogging with litter collection. Through their collective efforts, participants removed an estimated 20–30 kilograms of waste from the area. The organizers provided essential supplies, including protective gloves and waste collection bags, while refreshments were offered to participants at the conclusion of the activity. The initiative aimed to foster environmental awareness among young people, encourage responsible attitudes toward public spaces, and promote active student engagement in environmental protection and sustainable development.
