On March 31, 2026, a lecture titled “The Constitutional Court in the Context of Constitutional Reforms” was held at the building of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan for students of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy.

The event was organized at the invitation of the Chairman of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Mirzo-Ulugbek Elchiyevich Abdusalomov, within the framework of the “Constitutional Law” course by faculty members of the Department of International Law and Public Law Disciplines: PhD, Head of the Department Nargiza Kodirova, PhD, Associate Professor Zarina Isroilova, PhD, Associate Professor Shirin Hamdamova, as well as lecturers Nigina Azizova, Aziza Khallakova, and Durdona Muradova.

The lecture was attended by first-year students of the Faculty of International Law and the department’s academic staff.

During the lecture, the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Honored Lawyer of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Honored Mentor of Youth, PhD in Law, Dr. Abdusalomov M.E., emphasized that such meetings with young people play a crucial role in shaping the legal thinking and professional culture of future lawyers.

The event included discussions on the provisions of the new edition of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as the tasks arising from ongoing constitutional reforms. Special attention was given to the implementation of Presidential Decree No. PF-253 of December 18, 2025, “On Measures to Further Improve the Activities of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Introduce Modern Digital Technologies”.

Substantive presentations were delivered by Judge of the Constitutional Court, Candidate of Legal Sciences A. Rahmanov, on the topic “The Priority of Human Rights and the Expansion of the Powers of the Constitutional Court as a Requirement of the Time”, and by Head of the Department for the Analysis of Constitutional Legislation, Doctor of Legal Sciences, Professor Sh. Ruzinazarov, on the topic “Ensuring Constitutional Justice and Legality as the Foundation for the Development of a Social State”.

Students received detailed information on the activities of the Constitutional Court, its functions and powers, the procedures for case consideration, and the significance of constitutional review in ensuring the supremacy of the Constitution and protecting citizens’ rights and freedoms. Particular attention was paid to constitutional reforms and their impact on the country’s legal system.

The students expressed strong interest in the Court’s work and asked questions regarding citizens’ right to appeal to the Constitutional Court, the introduction of digital technologies and artificial intelligence into judicial processes, and the Court’s international cooperation with foreign institutions. The answers provided helped them gain a deeper understanding of the practical aspects of the highest body of constitutional review.

The organization of this event strengthened the link between theoretical education and legal practice and contributed to developing a deeper understanding of future professional responsibilities among students. The University of World Economy and Diplomacy continues to actively promote practice-oriented education aimed at training highly qualified specialists in the field of law.