Field-based practical session and masterclass on “Political Parties” featuring deputies from UzLiDeP

As part of the “Political Science” course, a field-based practical session on the topic of “Political Parties” was organized for first-year students, featuring the participation of deputies from the Liberal Democratic Party of Uzbekistan (UzLiDeP). The event was led by Khurliman Maratova, a lecturer in the Department of Political Science.

During the session, the UzLiDeP deputies conducted an informative masterclass, sharing their professional experience and discussing the role of political parties in the country’s socio-political life, their core functions, and the specifics of parliamentary work.

Particular attention was given to the role of political parties in the legislative process, the representation of citizens' interests, engagement with the public, and the addressing of pressing social issues.

First-year students had the opportunity to interact directly with the deputies, ask questions, exchange views, and gain practical insights into the nation’s political system and the functioning of parliament.

This practical session enabled students to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world practice, broaden their understanding of politics, enhance their civic awareness, and gain a deeper grasp of democratic processes.