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    Educational Event Dedicated to the Memory of Victims of Political Repression and the Jadid Movement Held as Part of the “Independence Lesson”

    Educational Event Dedicated to the Memory of Victims of Political Repression and the Jadid Movement Held as Part of the “Independence Lesson”

    In accordance with the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-270, dated July 19, 2024, “On Expanding Efforts to Study, Promote, and Perpetuate the Memory of Our Compatriots Who Became Victims of Political Repression”, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy continues to organize a series of educational and awareness-raising events. As part of these initiatives, on August 29, an educational event dedicated to the memory of the victims of political repression and representatives of the Jadid movement was held within the framework of the “Independence Lesson”. The event brought together students who had arrived at the university before the beginning of the academic year and were being accommodated in the student residence halls and rented housing. During the event, participants were introduced to the origins of the Jadid movement, its role in the national awakening of the Uzbek people, its contribution to the development of enlightenment ideas, and its impact on the modernization of the education system. Particular attention was also given to the lives and devoted service of compatriots who became innocent victims of political repression while working for the prosperity of the nation and the development of the country. A special session of the event was dedicated to Diloro Sobirjonovna Yusupova, one of Uzbekistan’s first female legal professionals and Assistant Prosecutor of the Uzbek SSR. Students learned about her professional achievements in the field of law, her contribution to society, and her tragic fate during the years of political repression. Her unwavering commitment to justice, strong civic position, and resilience were highlighted as an inspiring example for the younger generation. As a practical continuation of the event, students visited the Memorial Complex “In Memory of the Victims of Repression”. During the visit, they toured the museum exposition and the memorial complex, where they became acquainted with historical materials reflecting the lives and destinies of compatriots who suffered unjustly during the years of political repression.

    UWED Hosts Socio-Psychological Seminar and Campaign: «One Country, One People, One Future»

    UWED Hosts Socio-Psychological Seminar and Campaign: «One Country, One People, One Future»

    On August 28, 2026, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) hosted a socio-psychological seminar and campaign titled "One Country, One People, One Future." The event was held as part of the 35th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Sustainable Development Goals Month, and the «Healthy University» initiative. Organized at the initiative of university psychologist Nargiza Norova in collaboration with the Youth Affairs Office and the Youth Union, this event aimed to strengthen the values of human dignity, mutual respect, solidarity, social responsibility, and psychological well-being within the university community. The seminar and campaign, timed to coincide with the 35th anniversary of Independence, celebrated peace, stability, creativity, devotion to the Motherland, and national values. It also promoted the principles of the «Healthy University» concept and the Sustainable Development Goals, such as human well-being, quality education, equal opportunities, social cohesion, and sustainable development. The event featured the following activities: - Socio-psychological discussions and open dialogues; - Interactive training sessions to foster psychological well-being and positive thinking; - Practical exercises to strengthen mutual trust, respect, and cooperation; - Motivational and creative activities; - Songs and national dances celebrating the ideals of Uzbekistan, the Motherland, and Independence; - Artistic and musical performances dedicated to independence, the Motherland, national values, and the future; - Group and creative performances featuring students. The artistic, musical, and traditional performances enriched the socio-psychological content of the event, helping to reinforce the participants' sense of belonging to the Motherland, respect for national values, positive mindset, collective solidarity, and faith in the future. During the event, the university psychologist proposed the idea that "A healthy university is, above all, an environment where individuals feel valued, respected, and an important part of the community." She emphasized the importance of mutual respect, trust, responsibility, and sincere communication in creating a healthy atmosphere. A key theme of the event was the «One Good Intention, One Good Step» initiative, which encourages students to strive for noble goals, think positively, and cultivate an atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation. Throughout the seminar and campaign, students expressed their thoughts and good intentions, shared their vision for the future, and actively participated in creative and group activities. This event at UWED contributes to the development of human capital, the cultivation of a healthy socio-psychological environment, the enhancement of collective cohesion, the strengthening of active citizenship and a sense of belonging to the Motherland, and the promotion of sustainable development values.

    UWED and American University Launch 1+1 Dual Degree Program in International Studies

    UWED and American University Launch 1+1 Dual Degree Program in International Studies

    On 27 August 2026, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED) and American University (AU), Washington, D.C., held an online signing ceremony for a new 1+1 Dual Degree Program in International Studies/International Relations, marking another important milestone in the development of academic cooperation between the two universities. The ceremony was attended by Sodiq Safoev, Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, and David Marchick, President of American University, as well as representatives of both universities. The new program is aimed at expanding opportunities for students to receive an internationally oriented education by combining the academic expertise and resources of UWED and American University. Under the 1+1 format, students will complete part of their studies at UWED and continue their academic program at American University in Washington, D.C. The signing builds on the universities’ rapidly developing partnership. In February 2026, UWED and American University launched a dual degree program in Economics, and the new agreement expands this cooperation to the field of International Studies and International Relations. The two institutions are also currently working on developing cooperation in the field of Law, with the intention of formalizing this direction in the near future. During the ceremony, the parties emphasized that cooperation between UWED and American University is expected to extend beyond dual degree programs. Priority areas for further collaboration include faculty and academic exchanges, student mobility, joint research, professional training and capacity-building programs, executive education, as well as expanded cooperation at the undergraduate level. The development of cooperation between UWED and American University also reflects the broader strengthening of Uzbekistan–United States relations, particularly in education, science, human capital development, and people-to-people exchanges. Partnerships between universities contribute to building sustainable academic and professional ties and creating new opportunities for future generations of specialists in both countries. UWED also expressed its appreciation to the U.S. Embassy in Uzbekistan for its support in promoting academic and educational cooperation and strengthening institutional ties between universities in Uzbekistan and the United States. About American University American University, founded in 1893, is a private research university located in Washington, D.C. The university has R1 research status, the highest research classification for universities in the United States. American University has a particularly strong academic profile in international affairs and political studies. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, American University is ranked 41st globally in Politics & International Studies. One of the university’s leading academic units is the School of International Service (SIS), established in 1957. SIS is recognized as a Top-10 school of international affairs and brings together more than 120 full-time faculty members and nearly 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students. Located in Washington, D.C., SIS provides students with access to a unique academic and professional environment closely connected with government institutions, diplomatic missions, international organizations, think tanks, NGOs, and the international policy community. Its academic portfolio covers international relations, international development, global governance, peace and conflict resolution, foreign policy and national security, and other areas of international affairs. The new UWED–American University 1+1 Dual Degree Program represents another step toward building a comprehensive and long-term partnership between the two universities and expanding international educational opportunities for UWED students.

    Prospects for Transforming Labor Markets in Central Asia Discussed at UWED

    Prospects for Transforming Labor Markets in Central Asia Discussed at UWED

    On August 25–26 of this year, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted an international conference titled “Prospects for Transforming Labor Markets in Central Asia in the Era of Green Transition: Challenges and Opportunities”. The event was organized by UWED in cooperation with the Central Asia Regional Office of the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung. The conference brought together policymakers, scholars, and experts from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, China, India, Greece, and Azerbaijan. Participants examined regional labor market adaptation to global ecological shifts, the development of green human capital, geoeconomic strategies, and mechanisms for ensuring a just transition across Central Asian countries. The event opened with welcoming remarks by Akram Umarov, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs at UWED and Director of the Institute of Advanced International Studies, and Marlies Linke, Head of the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung Central Asia Regional Office. Umid Abidkhadjaev, Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan, delivered the keynote address. Representatives of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis, international consulting organizations, leading regional universities, research institutes, and civil society organizations also presented reports on skill formation, renewable energy integration, social protection, and cross-border cooperation. The discussions focused on bridging youth skills gaps, aligning vocational education with green market demand, promoting sustainable employment, and mitigating socio-economic vulnerability for workers subject to occupational displacement during structural economic shifts. The international conference served as an important academic platform for formulating practical recommendations aimed at building a resilient, equitable, and sustainable labor market for the region.

    Important news for those who want to pursue research!

    Important news for those who want to pursue research!

    The University of World Economy and Diplomacy announces the admission of applications for the 2027 academic year to the Basic Doctoral (PhD), Doctoral (DSc) and Independent Research Programs in the following specializations: 08.00.09 – World Economy (PhD - 3 quotas; DSc - 1 quota); 12.00.01 – Theory and History of State and Law. History of Legal Doctrines (PhD - 1 quota); 12.00.02 – Constitutional Law. Administrative Law. Financial and Customs Law (PhD - 1 quota); 12.00.03 – Civil Law. Business Law. Family Law. Private International Law (PhD - 2 quotas); 12.00.10 – International Law (PhD - 2 quotas; DSc - 1 quota); 23.00.04 – International Relations, Political Issues of World and Regional Development (PhD - 3 quotas; DSc - 1 quota).   Application period: From September 15 to October 15, 2026, applicants must complete the online registration through the official platform: https://daraja.ilmiy.uz/ Detailed information regarding the list of required documents and submission procedures can be found at: https://lex.uz/docs/3213407 Applicants for PhD and DSc programs must possess a valid foreign language proficiency certificate in accordance with the established requirements. For further information, please contact:Address: 54 Mustaqillik Avenue, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan,University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Postgraduate Education OfficeTel.: (+998 71) 267-67-69, (+998 90) 817-60-84, (+998 90) 989-38-68Telegram: @uwed_official

    UWED Expands International Cooperation with China’s Leading Universities and Research Institutions

    UWED Expands International Cooperation with China’s Leading Universities and Research Institutions

    On August 24-26 of this year, the delegation of Uzbekistan headed by the First Deputy Chairman of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis, Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy Sodyq Safoev took part in the international conference "Common Future, New Page of Asia: Building a Community of Shared Future for Asian Countries", held in Beijing. The event was attended by more than 200 people, including political and public figures from different countries, heads of ministries and departments of China, representatives of the diplomatic corps. At the opening ceremony of the conference, S. Safoev briefly spoke about the main directions, goals and objectives of reforms implemented in Uzbekistan as part of the construction of New Uzbekistan. Proposals were also put forward aimed at strengthening the atmosphere of good-neighborliness and cooperation, peace and friendship formed in Asia in recent years. In their speeches, the participants of the event stressed the importance of strengthening solidarity, mutual trust and cooperation among Asian countries, ensuring common progress and prosperity. Meetings were also held with the heads of some foreign delegations participating in the conference. Thus, during the last meeting with the Deputy Chairman of the National People's Congress of China Wang Dongming, issues of further development of inter-parliamentary cooperation, ensuring the implementation of the tasks outlined by the leaders of the two countries were discussed. The possibility of organizing a visit of a delegation of the National People's Congress to Uzbekistan was also considered. During the conversation, it was noted that in recent years, relations between Uzbekistan and China have reached a high level. Wang Dongming stressed the important role of the leaders of the two countries in this process. During the meeting with President of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Gao Xiang, Rector of Peking University Gao Sun and Rector of Xinhua University Li Lumining, an exchange of views took place on the further development of cooperation between the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and leading higher education and research institutions of China, identifying new promising areas.