On April 9, 2026, within the framework of the academic discipline “Military-Political Diplomacy,” an open master class was held with the participation of Lieutenant Colonel Berdiev Zokhid Zokirovich, an officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

During the event, Lieutenant Colonel Z. Berdiev presented a comprehensive analysis of the structure and principal areas of activity of the internal affairs bodies, emphasizing their crucial role in ensuring public safety and maintaining law and order. Particular attention was devoted to issues of interagency cooperation among state institutions in the context of contemporary global and regional challenges.

A separate thematic segment of the master class was dedicated to the foreign policy course of the Republic of Uzbekistan. It was emphasized that the state consistently adheres to the principle of non-alignment with military blocs, implementing a balanced, pragmatic, and peace-oriented foreign policy aimed at strengthening regional stability and fostering international cooperation.

The presentation also addressed current aspects of cybersecurity. Lieutenant Colonel Z. Berdiev outlined modern threats in the digital environment and presented a set of measures implemented by internal affairs bodies to prevent and effectively counter them.

Additionally, students were provided with structured information on the mechanisms for detecting and solving organized crime, including the application of modern technological solutions and the development of interagency cooperation.

The event was conducted in an open dialogue format, which encouraged active student participation and enabled them to receive comprehensive answers to relevant questions from a professional practitioner.

Such events contribute to strengthening cooperation between the university and governmental institutions, as well as enhancing the professional training of future specialists in the field of international relations.