On October 31, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted a meeting of teachers of the departments of "System Analysis and Mathematical Modeling" and "World Economy" with Professor Silvana Stefani from the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Italy).

The meeting was attended by teachers of UWED departments engaged in research in the field of economic and mathematical modeling, financial analytics and sustainable development. Prospects for international cooperation with Italian universities were discussed, including joint projects on modeling energy and financial markets, participation of students in international summer schools, as well as the preparation of joint scientific publications and applications for international grants.

Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Aibek Seitov made a report. His report on the topic "Mathematical Models of Optimal Control of Water Resources in Main Canals" was devoted to topical issues of rational use of water resources in Uzbekistan. The report presented the results of modeling unsteady water flows based on the system of Saint-Venant equations and numerical experiments on optimal flow control in open channels.

Professor M.T. Bakoev spoke about the direction of research of the department related to the development of mathematical models of the securities market and their application to the analysis of the dynamics of financial instruments.

The meeting was held by Professor A.S. Rasulov. At the end of the meeting, the parties noted the importance of developing international scientific cooperation and expressed their readiness to implement joint projects, including within the framework of sustainable development, energy modeling and the digital economy.

For information. Professor Stefani is a recognized scientist in the field of applied mathematics, financial and energy modeling, and is also actively involved in international projects dedicated to sustainable development. She leads the international summer school "Green Energy Management", which brings together researchers and students from all over the world who deal with the problems of energy transition and climate resilience.