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    UWED Professors and Students Participate in an International Conference Held within the Framework of “Civil Society Week”

    UWED Professors and Students Participate in an International Conference Held within the Framework of “Civil Society Week”

    As part of the “Civil Society Week,” an international conference titled “Ensuring Sustainable Development through Public Diplomacy at the National, Regional and Global Levels” was held. Professors and students of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy took an active part in this prestigious event. The conference aimed to discuss the role of public diplomacy in promoting sustainable development, strengthening openness, mutual trust, and interaction among civil societies across different countries and regions. Participants presented practical recommendations, exchanged views with international experts, and explored contemporary trends in global civic engagement and diplomacy. UWED representatives shared Uzbekistan’s experience in implementing democratic reforms, developing civil society institutions, and involving youth in international dialogue and diplomacy processes. UWED students also presented their analytical insights and proposals related to public diplomacy and modern global integration trends. The event served as an important platform for expanding international cooperation, exchanging knowledge, and enhancing the university’s academic and scientific potential. UWED will continue its active participation in international conferences and initiatives aimed at strengthening civil society and promoting global partnership.

    An international scientific and practical conference on “Artificial Intelligence and International Law” was held

    An international scientific and practical conference on “Artificial Intelligence and International Law” was held

    On December 3, 2025, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted an international scientific and practical conference on "Artificial Intelligence and International Law". The event was organized to support the implementation of the key directions of the “Uzbekistan – 2030” Strategy, approved by Presidential Decree No. DP-158 on September 11, 2023, Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, № DP-60 “On the Development Strategy of the New Uzbekistan for 2022 — 2026” and the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated February 21, 2022, No. 83 “On additional measures to accelerate the implementation of the National Sustainable Development Goals and Objectives for the period up to 2030”. The conference was attended by representatives of state and international organizations, such as the Ministry of Digital Technologies of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, The Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Higher School of Strategic Analysis and Forecasting of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, the Law Enforcement Academy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Inha University in Tashkent, and the Tashkent State University of Law. The conference also included artificial intelligence experts from Italy, Mongolia, the Russian Federation, India, and Kazakhstan, as well as representatives of various non-governmental organizations. The event discussed issues related to the international legal regulation of artificial intelligence, current trends in the development of personal data protection, the use of artificial intelligence in justice, scientific approaches to defining the concept of "artificial intelligence," and conceptual approaches to the international legal regulation of relations in the field of the creation and use of artificial intelligence systems. Experts proposed legal solutions that could enhance the technological development of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Following the event, it is planned to develop scientific and practical recommendations for improving the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan regulating artificial intelligence, taking into account international practice and current trends, and to publish a scientific collection based on the conference results.

    Representatives of the UWED participated in the meeting held at the School No. 294 on the topic “The Constitution is the Foundation of our State”

    Representatives of the UWED participated in the meeting held at the School No. 294 on the topic “The Constitution is the Foundation of our State”

    On December 5 of this year, at Specialized Public School No. 294 of the Mirobod District of Tashkent, an event titled “The Constitution is the Foundation of our State” was held in honor of Constitution Day. The event was organized by the faculty members of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy Sh.Masadikov, N.Raimova, D.Imamova, G.Lobanova, Sh.Umirzokov and S.Abdurahimova. During this event, with the participation of school teachers and students, university professors and teachers, issues such as the basic principles of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the rights and obligations of citizens, and the importance of our constitutional system in the life of society were widely covered. The role of the Constitution in the patriotic upbringing of young people, the future prospects of the younger generation and their legal culture were also discussed in detail. During the event, students asked questions of interest to them and received detailed answers from professors and teachers. Ways to develop civil society based on constitutional values, increase the legal awareness of young people and strengthen their sense of national pride were discussed. The event also provided detailed information about the national goals and objectives of Uzbekistan in the field of Sustainable Development. In their speech the university professors and teachers touched upon the systemic reforms being carried out in our country to implement the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the national level. The professors and teachers emphasized that the Sustainable Development Goals are closely related to the democratic principles enshrined in the Constitution, ensuring human rights, developing civil society and supporting youth. This approach served not only to strengthen students' constitutional knowledge, but also to understand Uzbekistan's place in global development processes and to strengthen their motivation to become responsible and active citizens for society.

    The UWED hosted an event under the motto: “The Constitution is a guarantee of human dignity, freedom, equality and justice!”

    The UWED hosted an event under the motto: “The Constitution is a guarantee of human dignity, freedom, equality and justice!”

    On December 4, 2025, a festive event dedicated to the 33rd anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan was held at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy under the motto “The Constitution — a guarantee of human dignity, freedom, equality and justice!”. The event was opened by the First Vice-Rector for Spiritual and Educational Affairs O.A. Yusufjonov. Afterwards, the guest speaker, Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Abdumannop Rakhimov, delivered a speech in which he elaborated on the ongoing constitutional reforms in the country, practical achievements in strengthening human rights and freedoms, as well as priority directions aimed at enhancing democratic principles in public administration based on the new Constitution. During the event, teachers and students who demonstrated initiative and exemplary participation as part of the “Constitution Month” were specially recognized and awarded. In the artistic segment of the program, talented students performed poems, melodies and songs dedicated to praising the Motherland. In addition, the university’s “Diplomat” Student Theater Studio presented stage performances that revealed the essence and significance of the constitutional norms and were aimed at preventing offenses and delinquency among young people. This event served as an important spiritual and educational platform aimed at widely highlighting the role of the Constitution in the country’s development, promoting the principles of a legal state and civil society, strengthening legal awareness and responsibility among youth, as well as fostering respect for national values.

    The University of World Economy and Diplomacy took an active part in the “Constitution Street” campaign

    The University of World Economy and Diplomacy took an active part in the “Constitution Street” campaign

    On December 5 of this year in honor of the thirty-third anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the “Constitution Street” campaign was held on Sayilgokh Street in Tashkent under the motto “The Constitution – a guarantee of human dignity, freedom, equality, and justice!” The staff of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy actively participated in this important spiritual and educational event. The spiritual and educational events organized around this idea, “The Constitution – a guarantee of human dignity, freedom, equality, and justice!”, enabled a fruitful exchange of ideas between professors, faculty, staff, graduate students, and students of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and students from other universities. During the event, knowledge of the new version of the Constitution was tested at a high level and in an enthusiastic atmosphere through quizzes and question-and-answer sessions. This interactive format helped to heighten participants' interest in the Constitution and deepen its understanding. The University of World Economy and Diplomacy's active participation in "Constitution Street" was a clear expression of its commitment to increasing respect for our country's Basic Law and attention to human dignity, rights, and freedoms.

    As part of the “Anti-Corruption Month” an educational talk was held for students of UWED

    As part of the “Anti-Corruption Month” an educational talk was held for students of UWED

    On December 4 of this year, an educational discussion was conducted for first-year students of the Faculty of International Economics and Management within the framework of the “Constitution and Anti-Corruption Month”. The main purpose of the event was to enhance the legal awareness of students, deepen their understanding of the Constitution's role in modern state governance and its invaluable significance in society, warn students about potential corruption risks in the future, and instill in them a spirit of honesty. During the discussion, participants were provided with detailed information about the history of the Constitution's creation, its fundamental principles, and the constitutional foundations of the state structure and governance system. A presentation was also given, highlighting the changes and innovations made to the fundamental law in recent years. Additionally, the event covered the laws "On Combating Corruption" and "On Conflict of Interest."

    A training on "WTO and New Trends in International Trade Law" was held at UWED

    A training on "WTO and New Trends in International Trade Law" was held at UWED

    On December 2-3 of this year, the WTO Department of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy organized a two-day training on the topic "WTO and new trends in international trade law". The event brought together students, researchers, as well as teachers of UWED, TSUL, TSEU and other educational institutions. The training was conducted by Arthur Appleton, an expert in the field of international trade law, who provided participants with clear and practice-oriented explanations on current trends in the multilateral trading system. Day 1 focused on WTO rules and modern environmental measures. The opening session reviewed key WTO agreements—GATT, TBT, SPS, SCM and GATS—and examined how Article XX allows environmentally motivated policies. Participants explored real WTO dispute cases, including Shrimp–Turtle, Tuna–Dolphin and EC–Asbestos, followed by a group discussion on how far WTO Members can regulate for environmental protection. The second session highlighted the European Union's climate trade initiatives, with a particular focus on the Carbon Adjustment Mechanism at the Frontier (CBAM). Speakers discussed its objectives, methodology and possible issues of compliance with WTO rules, as well as EU policy in the field of biodiesel and eco-labelling practices. The final session of the first day was devoted to the analysis of how the Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade regulates technical and environmental standards, with consideration of key disputes and the role of international standards and eco-labeling in global trade. The second day was aimed at exploring new regulatory trends in the field of subsidies and digital trade. Participants were given an overview of the WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (CCM), as well as the introduction to the EU Foreign Subsidy Regulation (FSR), with a focus on its broader scope and possible overlaps with WTO rules. The final session was devoted to digital trade, discussion of WTO rules related to e-commerce, cross-border data flows and digital services. Participants compared global regulatory models – including the EU GDPR, the US approach and the Chinese data localization system – and  considered how data regulation can be assessed in terms of WTO principles such as most-favoured-nation treatment, national treatment and Article XIV.

    UWED teachers organized a meeting with schoolchildren dedicated to explaining the key provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan

    UWED teachers organized a meeting with schoolchildren dedicated to explaining the key provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan

    As part of the educational and outreach activities of the Faculty of International Law at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, on December 4, 2025, a meeting was held at Secondary School No. 71 for 11th-grade students, dedicated to explaining the key provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan. During the event, the faculty members presented to the students, in an accessible and interactive format, the fundamental principles of the state structure, the mechanisms for protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens, as well as the duties of every citizen toward society and the state. Special attention was given to the role of the Constitution as the fundamental law of the country, which defines the legal and democratic foundations of Uzbekistan’s development. These activities aim to enhance the legal culture of young people, foster civic responsibility, and strengthen respect for constitutional values. The Faculty of International Law plans to continue organizing such meetings, expanding the number of participating schools and enriching the content of educational programs.