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    UWED Holds a Solemn Assembly for the 35th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan

    UWED Holds a Solemn Assembly for the 35th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan

    On September 7, 2026, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) held a solemn assembly dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The event was opened by Sodyq Safoev, First Deputy Chairman of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Rector of UWED. In his speech, he emphasized the historical significance of gaining independence and our country's tremendous achievements in all spheres of life over the past period. According to him, education and science hold a special place in this progress, serving as the main driving force for the development of modern society. Summarizing the results of the past academic year, S. Safoev noted the university's significant successes in its research and educational activities. He highlighted the increase in publications by faculty members in prestigious international journals, the growth in grant funding for scientific research, and the successful implementation of several innovative projects in collaboration with leading foreign universities and specialists. Concluding his speech, the Rector called upon the faculty and all staff of UWED to unite their efforts to fulfill their primary mission: training highly qualified and competitive professionals capable of making a worthy contribution to the prosperity and future of Uzbekistan. The event also featured a formal ceremony for the presentation of the "35th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan" commemorative medals. In accordance with a Decree by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, this high recognition was bestowed upon UWED professors, instructors, and staff who have made a significant contribution to the development of the country, education, and science. The commemorative medals were ceremoniously presented to them in honor of Independence Day. Additionally, a group of professors, instructors, and university staff were awarded for their outstanding achievements in research, significant contributions to the educational process, and dedicated work. The festive atmosphere was enhanced by an artistic performance. The Bravo orchestra took part, presenting their vibrant musical numbers to the audience and lending an even more uplifting mood to the event.

    Representative of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China visited UWED

    Representative of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China visited UWED

    On September 7, 2026, an official meeting was held at the Center for the Study of Xi Jinping's Works at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy with Mr. Liu Haixing, Head of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. The event was attended by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People's Republic of China to the Republic of Uzbekistan, Mr. Yu Jun, representatives of the PRC diplomatic mission, and the leadership and faculty of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy. First Deputy Chairman of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis and Rector of UWED, Sodyq Safoev, delivered a welcoming address to the guests, outlining the university's main areas of activity and providing the delegation with a detailed overview of the work of the Center for the Study of Xi Jinping's Works. He noted that the Center's activities are aimed at the in-depth study of contemporary political, economic, social, and humanitarian processes in China, as well as at fostering academic dialogue and expanding scientific and educational ties between Uzbekistan and China. During the meeting, a substantive exchange of views took place on further strengthening cooperation in education, science, and the training of highly qualified specialists. Particular attention was paid to the prospects for developing joint research projects, academic exchanges, and educational initiatives that promote mutual understanding between the two countries. A key part of the event was a presentation by UWED students. Speaking in Chinese, they shared their perspectives on the importance of studying the Chinese language for future specialists in international relations, diplomacy, and the world economy. The students emphasized that proficiency in Chinese opens up additional opportunities for professional communication, academic collaboration, and a deeper understanding of current developments in relations between Uzbekistan and China. In conclusion, the parties expressed their mutual interest in further expanding interaction and implementing joint initiatives aimed at developing scientific and educational cooperation, as well as strengthening the friendly and strategic relations between Uzbekistan and the People's Republic of China.

    Delegation from Japanese Universities Visits UWED

    Delegation from Japanese Universities Visits UWED

    The University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) hosted a meeting with a delegation of faculty and students from leading Japanese universities. The delegation included representatives from Nagoya University, the Nagoya Institute of Technology, and Sugiyama Jogakuin University. The visit, organized with the support of the Nagoya University Representative Office in Uzbekistan, marked an important step in developing academic ties and expanding cooperation between higher education institutions in Uzbekistan and Japan. During the visit, representatives from the Japanese universities met with the leadership of UWED to discuss international academic cooperation and prospects for future interaction in education and research. Special attention was given to fostering inter-university contacts, academic exchanges, and creating new opportunities for student and faculty engagement. An important part of the program was a meeting between the Japanese delegation and UWED students studying the Japanese language. In the course of their interaction, the guests learned about the educational process, the students' interests, and their motivation for studying the Japanese language and culture. The meeting also provided an opportunity for direct cultural and educational dialogue between the youth of both countries. Such visits not only strengthen institutional ties between universities but also help establish lasting academic and cultural connections between the young people of Uzbekistan and Japan. UWED noted that the university is consistently developing partnerships with leading foreign universities, expanding international academic ties, and creating new opportunities for its students and faculty through international cooperation. Of particular importance in this process is the training of specialists who can work effectively in an international environment, possess a global mindset, and have a deep understanding of different cultures.

    Congratulations on the first day of student life!

    Congratulations on the first day of student life!

    On September 7, first-year students of the Faculty of International Law at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy attended their first classes. During an event organized for the occasion, the first-year students were introduced to the university environment, the academic process, and the internal rules of conduct. Speakers at the event included the Dean of the Faculty of International Law, Serikbek Muratayev, as well as the university's prevention inspector, psychologist, and youth affairs officers. They sincerely congratulated the students on this new chapter and spoke in detail about the university's values, its educational environment, and the organization of the academic process; detailed information was also provided on the internal rules, student rights and responsibilities, security matters, psychological support, and the opportunities available to young people. This meeting was not only the students' first step into university life but also an important guide that will lay a solid foundation for their future professional careers.

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    UWED Expands Cooperation with Qatar in Diplomatic Education and Academic Exchange

    UWED Expands Cooperation with Qatar in Diplomatic Education and Academic Exchange

    On September 7, 2026, Sodyq Safoev, First Deputy Chairman of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, held a bilateral meeting with Dr. Ahmad bin Hassan Al Hammadi, Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar. The meeting was held to further develop Uzbek-Qatari cooperation in education, diplomatic training, and professional exchange. The parties discussed prospects for expanding interaction between the universities, educational establishments, and diplomatic institutions of the two countries. Particular attention was given to the possibility of implementing joint short-term educational programs, advanced training courses, and professional workshops. The parties also considered the prospects of exchanging experts and organizing specialized courses, drawing on Qatar's practical experience in international mediation and conflict resolution. Strengthening academic and professional ties between the two countries was an important part of the discussion. Specifically, the parties explored opportunities for increasing mutual visits, academic exchanges, and the regular hosting of joint events. On the same day, S. Safoev took part in the opening of the international conference "Islamic Cultural Heritage in Uzbekistan and its Role in World Science," organized by the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies in collaboration with the Qatar Committee for the Alliance of Civilizations and Qatar University. The UWED Rector delivered a keynote address at the conference, becoming one of the key participants in the international academic dialogue on the historical and civilizational heritage of Uzbekistan. The conference is being attended by government officials, heads of leading educational and scientific institutions, professors, and researchers from Uzbekistan, Qatar, and other countries. Participants and speakers include representatives from Qatar University and universities in Jordan, Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, Italy, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and other nations. The conference agenda covers a wide range of issues related to Uzbekistan's Islamic scientific and cultural heritage, the contribution of prominent Central Asian thinkers to the development of world science, the role of the Great Silk Road in the dissemination of knowledge and the promotion of inter-civilizational dialogue, and the significance of Uzbekistan's historic cities in the formation of Islamic civilization. For the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, developing international partnerships, expanding opportunities for students and faculty, and strengthening ties with leading foreign educational and diplomatic institutions remain key priorities of its international activities.

    First-year students are being welcomed and accommodated at the university of world economy and diplomacy

    First-year students are being welcomed and accommodated at the university of world economy and diplomacy

    Today, on September 6, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy continues welcoming first-year students as part of the preparations for the new academic year, while the process of accommodating them in student residences is actively underway. To ensure a warm welcome for students joining the university for the first time, provide accommodation, offer essential information, assist with directions and campus navigation, and promptly address organizational matters, responsible staff members, active students, and volunteers have been engaged. Representatives responsible for student housing, members of the Youth Union, the “Qalqon” public volunteer group, and student volunteers are actively participating in welcoming newcomers, guiding them to their accommodation, and providing practical assistance throughout the settlement process. Special attention is being given to students arriving in Tashkent from other regions of Uzbekistan. During their first days, they are being provided with guidance, assistance in moving into student residences, and all necessary support to help them adapt to their new environment. To expand accommodation opportunities, the university is utilizing not only its own student residence halls but also hostels and rented apartments. This approach enables the university to provide housing as quickly as possible and ensure that students’ first days in Tashkent are comfortable and well organized. Dear First-Year Students! We warmly welcome you to the University of World Economy and Diplomacy! The university community is committed to supporting your smooth adaptation to your new environment, assisting you with accommodation, and ensuring that your student journey begins comfortably and successfully. Welcome, dear students! May your first days at UWED be joyful, successful, and truly unforgettable!

    UWED Rector Meets with US Senator

    UWED Rector Meets with US Senator

    A meeting was held in the upper house of parliament between Sodyq Safoev, First Deputy Chairman of the Senate and Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, and US Senator Steven Daines, Co-Chairman of the Senate Central Asia Caucus. During the meeting, the officials discussed further strengthening the Uzbek-American strategic partnership, expanding inter-parliamentary ties, and enhancing regional cooperation. Steve Daines highly praised the ongoing reforms in Uzbekistan and the country's sustainable development, noting the importance of further strengthening mutual trust and cooperation between the two nations. The conversation included an exchange of views on increasing transport and economic connectivity in Central Asia, particularly the development of the Middle Corridor. The Senator specifically highlighted Uzbekistan's important role in strengthening regional cooperation. In conclusion, Steve Daines emphasized the importance of sustained cooperation between the U.S. Senate and Central Asian countries and expressed his readiness to further deepen the strategic partnership between Uzbekistan and the United States.

    UWED Professor Leads Independence Lesson at the University of Public Security

    UWED Professor Leads Independence Lesson at the University of Public Security

    In the first days of the academic year, holding “Independence Lessons” in all of our country's educational institutions has become a cherished tradition. These lessons serve to further instill in the hearts of the younger generation a sense of love and devotion to the Motherland, and a deep awareness of the historical significance of our national independence and its invaluable role in our present-day development. In this spirit, an “Independence Lesson” was organized at the University of Public Security of the Republic of Uzbekistan under the motto “Independence: A Historical Dream and a Great Blessing”. The event featured Professor Kadyr Juraev of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, a Doctor of Political Sciences, who delivered a lecture to the cadets on the topic “A New Uzbekistan on the World Map: Reforms, Opportunities, and Prospects”. The lecture provided detailed information on how Uzbekistan has taken its rightful place in the world community during its years of independence, how our country is integrating ever more deeply into the system of international relations, and how a proactive, open, pragmatic, and peace-loving foreign policy based on national interests is being consistently pursued. Special attention was also given to Uzbekistan's initiatives to strengthen peace, stability, and a good-neighborly atmosphere in Central Asia, elevate regional cooperation to a new level, and its diversified foreign trade relations and effective economic diplomacy. During the lesson, in addition to our country's foreign policy achievements, there was an exchange of views on such pressing tasks as further deepening regional cooperation in Central Asia, diversifying transport and logistics corridors, making broad use of the opportunities of digital diplomacy, effectively harnessing the potential of cultural diplomacy and “soft power”, and developing environmental and water diplomacy. The lecturer stressed that Uzbekistan's current foreign policy is not limited to simply developing diplomatic relations, but is becoming a crucial factor in ensuring the country's security, economic development, international prestige, and national interests. The cadets gained new insights into Uzbekistan's peaceful foreign policy, its global and regional initiatives, and our country's role and authority on the international stage. The lecture helped them to once again recognize what a great historical blessing independence is, and that preserving and strengthening it is the sacred duty of every generation. In conclusion, it was particularly emphasized that the prosperity of the Motherland, ensuring its peace and security, and making a worthy contribution to the country's development is one of the most important duties of every citizen, especially the youth preparing for such an honorable profession as a defender of the Fatherland.